The wait is finally over for students preparing for RRB Group D. Railways has now released the exam city slip, which means you can finally check where your exam centre is going to be. The admit card will come out a little later—just 4 days before your exam date—but at least the city slip gives a big sense of clarity and relief.
This year’s Group D recruitment is huge, so naturally students were refreshing the website almost every day. Now that the dates are out, the exam feels a lot more real.
What’s Released Right Now
RRB has shared two important updates:
- Exam City Slip → Already available
- CBT Exam Dates → 27 November 2025 to 16 January 2026
- Admit Card → Will come close to each candidate’s exam day
- The official notification was released on 28 December 2024.
- Online applications opened on 23 January 2025.
- The last date to apply was 1 March 2025, and fee payment closed on 3 March 2025.
- A correction window was open from 4 to 13 March 2025 for anyone who needed to fix mistakes.
- RRB will share the exam city information on 19 November 2025, so candidates know where their centre is.
- The admit card will be available four days before your exam date.
So don’t worry if you don’t see your admit card yet—everyone gets it based on their own exam slot.
How You’ll Download the Admit Card
Once the link goes live, downloading it is very simple:
- Visit the official RRB website for your region.
- Click on the Group D Admit Card link.
- Enter your application number and date of birth.
- Your admit card will be right there—just download and print it.
A clean printout is always safer than showing something half-visible on your phone.
What You Should Double-Check
Before heading for the exam, quickly look through:
- Your name and photo
- Exam date and reporting time
- Exact centre address
- Roll number
- All instructions
A tiny mismatch between your ID proof and admit card can cause unnecessary trouble, so better check beforehand.
Vacancies & Who Can Apply
Railways has announced over 32,000 vacancies, covering posts like track maintainer, helper, and pointsman.
- Pointsman-B – 5,058 posts
- Track Maintainer Grade-IV – 13,187 posts
- Assistant C&W – 2,587 posts
- Assistant (S&T) – 2,012 posts
- Assistant Workshop (Mechanical) – 3,077 posts
Basic Eligibility:
- 10th pass or
- ITI (for some posts)
Age Limit:
Usually 18 to 33 years, with relaxation for reserved categories.
Application Fee & Refund Details
- General/OBC/EWS: ₹500 (₹400 returned after CBT)
- SC/ST/EBC/Female/Transgender: ₹250 (full amount returned after CBT)
Payment can be made online or through e-challan.
Exam Pattern (Simple Explanation)
The CBT is straightforward:
- Maths
- Reasoning
- General Science
- General Awareness
And yes, negative marking is there: 1/3rd for every wrong answer.
So it’s better to skip a question than blindly guess.
Why the City Slip Is So Important
A lot of candidates travel long distances for RRB exams.
Knowing the city early helps you plan things calmly—no panic, no last-minute bookings.
A Small Suggestion
Keep a folder ready with:
- Admit card (2–3 copies)
- Aadhaar or other ID
- Ballpoint pens
- A simple transparent bottle
Reaching the centre early always helps—nobody wants unnecessary tension on exam day.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. When will the RRB Group D Admit Card 2025 be released?
RRB will release the admit cards four days before your exam date. Candidates must download it from their regional RRB website.
2. Is the exam city slip already available?
Yes. The exam city intimation slip is out, and candidates can now check which city their exam centre has been allotted.
3. What are the RRB Group D exam dates for 2025?
The CBT exam will be held from 27 November 2025 to 16 January 2026 in multiple shifts.
4. Where can I download the admit card?
You can download it from your regional RRB website using your application number and date of birth once the link becomes active.
5. What details should I check on my admit card?
Make sure your name, photograph, exam date, reporting time, centre address and instructions are correct. Any mismatch should be reported to RRB immediately.
6. Do I need to carry a printout of the admit card?
Yes. A printed copy of the admit card is compulsory. Digital or mobile screenshots are not accepted.
7. Is there negative marking in the exam?
Yes. For every wrong answer, ⅓ mark will be deducted.
8. What documents should I carry on the exam day?
Carry your admit card, a valid photo ID, passport-size photo (if required), and only allowed stationery items.
9. What if I forget my application number?
You can retrieve it by using the “Forgot Application Number” option on the RRB login page. You may need your registered mobile number or email.
10. Will all candidates get the admit card on the same day?
No. Admit cards are released shift-wise depending on each candidate’s exam date.
11. What is the total number of vacancies this year?
RRB has announced 32,438 Group D posts across different categories.
12. What is the age limit for RRB Group D 2025?
The age limit is 18 to 36 years (as of 01 July 2025). Category-wise relaxations apply.
13. Is the exam city mentioned in the admit card?
Yes, but the city slip is released earlier. The exact centre address appears only on the admit card.
14. Can I change my exam centre?
No. RRB does not allow candidates to change allotted exam centres under any circumstances.
15. How can I prepare now that the exam dates are out?
With the exam schedule confirmed, start giving full-length mock tests, revise formulas, and focus on weak areas. Time management matters
