Good news for railway job aspirants. The Railway Recruitment Boards have declared the RRB NTPC Undergraduate CBT 2 result 2026 today, October 30, bringing the long recruitment drive under advertisement CEN 07/2025 one step closer to completion. Candidates who appeared for the second stage computer based test can now check their qualifying status on the website of their regional Railway Recruitment Board.
The result covers 3,058 undergraduate level posts across the country. Along with the result, the boards have released zone-wise cutoffs and individual scorecards, so candidates can see exactly where they stand. For thousands of aspirants who cleared the first stage earlier this year, this is the result they have been waiting for since the CBT 2 exam was held on September 17, 2026.
Which posts are covered
The undergraduate level recruitment covers four posts that draw huge numbers of applicants every cycle because they need only a 10+2 qualification:
- Commercial Cum Ticket Clerk: the front facing ticketing and commercial role at stations.
- Train Clerk: the operational role that keeps train running records in order.
- Accounts Clerk Cum Typist: accounts work combined with a typing skill test.
- Junior Clerk Cum Typist: clerical work combined with a typing skill test.
The 3,058 vacancies are split across categories as General 1,280, EWS 280, OBC 773, SC 461 and ST 264. Candidates need 10+2 from a recognised board, with General, OBC and EWS candidates requiring 50 percent marks, while SC, ST and physically handicapped candidates need only to pass. The typing requirement for the clerk cum typist posts is 30 words per minute in English or 25 words per minute in Hindi.
How to check the result and scorecard
Results have been published separately by each of the 21 Railway Recruitment Boards, so candidates must check the board they applied through. The steps are the same across zones:
- Open the official website of your regional Railway Recruitment Board.
- Find and click the link titled CEN (NTPC) Undergraduate Level Result 2026.
- Log in with your registration number or roll number and date of birth or password.
- Your qualifying status and scorecard will appear on screen.
- Download the scorecard and keep a printout safe for the next stages.
The scorecard shows marks, qualifying status, and the question paper with correct answers, which helps candidates who did not qualify understand where they lost marks. Candidates should use only the official RRB websites for this, as fake result links tend to circulate on social media on result day.
What happens next
Qualifying in CBT 2 is not the final appointment. Candidates who clear this stage move to the next part of the selection process, which includes a skill test or typing test for the relevant posts, followed by document verification and a medical examination. The regional boards will publish separate notices with the schedule for these stages, so shortlisted candidates should keep checking their zone website regularly instead of relying on forwarded messages.
It is also worth comparing your score with the cutoff for your zone and category before celebrating or worrying. Cutoffs vary sharply by zone because the number of applicants and vacancies differs, and a score that misses the cutoff in one zone could have cleared in another. The cutoff lists published alongside the result make that comparison straightforward.
For candidates who did not qualify this time, the scorecard still has value. It shows the gap to the cutoff and the sections that need work, and railway recruitment cycles return regularly. Keeping documents, certificates and identity proof ready in advance makes the next application far less stressful.
Key dates at a glance
The recruitment journey so far has been a long one. CBT 1 was held in May and June 2026, its result came on August 26, 2026, and the CBT 2 admit cards were released on September 13, 2026. The CBT 2 exam followed on September 17, the answer key on September 24, and the result today, October 30, 2026. That timeline explains why today feels like a milestone for aspirants who have been in this process for over a year since applications opened in late 2025.
FAQs
Is the RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 result 2026 out?
Yes. The Railway Recruitment Boards declared the CBT 2 result on October 30, 2026, for advertisement CEN 07/2025.
How many posts are covered?
The recruitment covers 3,058 undergraduate level posts: Commercial Cum Ticket Clerk, Train Clerk, Accounts Clerk Cum Typist and Junior Clerk Cum Typist.
How do I check my result?
Visit your regional RRB website, open the CEN (NTPC) Undergraduate Level Result 2026 link, log in with your registration or roll number and date of birth, and download your scorecard.
Are zone-wise cutoffs available?
Yes. Results and cutoffs have been published separately for each of the 21 RRB zones, including Mumbai, Patna, Ranchi, Kolkata, Chennai, Secunderabad and Bhopal.
What is the next stage after CBT 2?
Shortlisted candidates move to a skill test or typing test where applicable, followed by document verification and a medical examination. Dates will be notified by the regional boards.
Congratulations to everyone who qualified, and to those still waiting on other railway results, keep your documents ready and your eyes on the official notice board. The next update will come from your regional RRB, and we will cover it here as soon as it lands.
