RRB Group D Admit Card 2025 — Exam City Intimation, Hall Ticket Download & Exam Day Instructions

Last Updated: 23 November 2025 | Posts: 32,438 Vacancies | Official Portal: indianrailways.gov.in

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) is conducting the Group D CBT Examination 2025 for 32,438 vacancies. According to the short notices released by various RRBs, the exam window runs from 27 November 2025 to 16 January 2026. The Exam City Intimation Slip and Admit Card (CBT Hall Ticket) are being released on the official portal; candidates must download their Hall Ticket using their Application Number and Date of Birth. This article provides a complete guide: important dates, vacancy & eligibility details, exam pattern & syllabus, how to download the admit card and exam city slip, documents to carry, instructions for exam day, common issues and troubleshooting, and helpful preparation tips.

Important Dates & Refund Details

Application fee (as published): Gen/OBC/EWS — ₹500; SC/ST/EBC/Female/Transgender — ₹250. Refund on appearing: Gen/OBC/EWS — ₹400; SC/ST/EBC/Female/Transgender — ₹250.

Vacancies & Post-wise Details

The RRB Group D 2025 recruitment covers a wide range of posts in Level 1 of 7th CPC. Below are the major categories and their approximate vacancies (as per the short notice):

Eligibility Criteria

• Educational Qualification: Minimum — Class 10th pass from a recognized board. Some posts require ITI (SCVT/NCVT) in relevant trades; check the specific post notification.
• Age Limit (as on 01.07.2025): Minimum — 18 years; Maximum — 36 years. Age relaxation applicable as per government rules for reserved categories.
• Nationality: Indian citizen or as per the eligibility conditions specified in the recruitment notification.

RRB Group D Salary & Pay Scale

Selected candidates will be placed in Level 1 of the 7th CPC Pay Matrix. The initial basic pay is approximately ₹18,000 per month (pay band and allowances applicable as per RRB/Indian Railways norms). Exact in-hand salary varies with allowances, posting location and category of post.

Exam Pattern & Syllabus (CBT 1)

The CBT 1 is an objective test designed to assess basic knowledge required for Group D posts. Key details:

Duration: 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes).
Marking scheme: +1 for correct answer, -1/3 for wrong answer.

Selection Process

1. Computer Based Test (CBT 1): Objective multiple-choice test. Shortlisting for next stage is based on performance and category-wise cutoffs.
2. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) / Physical Measurement Test (if applicable): Candidates qualifying CBT may appear for PET (running, lifting, etc.) as per post requirements.
3. Document Verification (DV): Original documents verification for shortlisted candidates.
4. Medical Examination: Final medical fitness as per Indian Railways norms.

How to download RRB Group D Admit Card / Exam City Intimation Slip

1. Visit the regional RRB official website or the central portal: indianrailways.gov.in / your respective RRB website.
2. Look for the link titled “RRB Group D Admit Card 2025” or “Exam City Intimation Slip” on the homepage or recruitment section.
3. Click the link and enter your Application Number and Date of Birth (DD-MM-YYYY) when prompted.
4. Submit the details to view your Exam City Intimation Slip and Hall Ticket.
5. Download the PDF and take multiple printouts. Keep a soft copy saved on your phone for quick reference.

Exam City Intimation & Travel Advisory

The Exam City Intimation Slip specifies the city where your CBT will be held and may include tentative exam date or shift details. This slip is primarily for candidate planning and travel arrangements. Important points:

• Exam city may be different from your place of residence; plan travel and stay well in advance.
• Check the exact exam venue and reporting time on the admit card once it is released.
• Keep multiple ID proofs when traveling and carry the admit card printout.

Documents to Carry to the Exam Centre

1. Printed copy of RRB Group D Admit Card / Hall Ticket (colored printout recommended).
2. Original and photocopy of a valid photo ID (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport / Driving Licence / PAN).
3. Recent passport-size photograph (same as uploaded in application).
4. PwD certificate (if applicable) and any other certificates asked in the admit card instructions.

Exam Day Instructions & Important Guidelines

• Report to the centre at the reporting time mentioned on the admit card. Late arrivals may not be allowed.
• Carry only permitted items — mobile phones, electronic gadgets, watches, bags and stationery are generally not allowed inside the exam hall.
• Do not wear clothing with large pockets or any item that may raise suspicion during frisking.
• Follow COVID-19 related norms (if any) and instructions from centre staff.
• Read all instructions on the admit card carefully. Ensure your name, roll number and other details are correctly printed.
• At the time of frisking, follow instructions of exam staff; avoid arguments and clarifications at the gate—report anomalies to the helpdesk later.

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

• Admit card link not active: Check the regional RRB page and try again after some time. Use incognito mode or clear cache if the page fails to load.
• Forgot Application Number: Check email/SMS received at the time of registration. Some RRB portals provide a ‘Forgot Application Number’ option.
• Mismatch in details: If personal details on the admit card are incorrect, contact the RRB helpdesk immediately with proof of the correct details.
• Unable to download due to heavy traffic: Try during off-peak hours or use a different regional server/portal.

Last-minute Preparation Tips for CBT 1

• Revise basic arithmetic (percentages, ratio, averages, simplification) and practice speed-based questions.
• Practice reasoning puzzles and seating arrangement type questions to build accuracy under time pressure.
• Cover key topics in general science — basic physics, chemistry and biology up to the high school level.
• Read daily current affairs and quick notes for general awareness — focus on national events and railway-related updates.
• Take at least two full-length mock tests in exam-like conditions and analyze mistakes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When will the RRB Group D admit card be released?

A: Admit cards are being released from 23 November 2025 onwards; RRB releases the admit card around 4 days before the date of your scheduled shift.

Q2. What if my exam city is different from my residence?

A: Exam city is mentioned on the Exam City Intimation Slip. Plan travel and accommodation accordingly. RRB does not provide travel allowances for exam attendance.

Q3. Can I carry a xerox of my ID proof to the centre?

A: No. You must carry the original valid photo ID for verification; a photocopy may be taken by the centre staff for record, but original is mandatory.

Q4. What items are prohibited inside the exam hall?

A: Mobile phones, calculators, electronic watches, Bluetooth devices, bags, notes, and any communication devices are prohibited. Only the admit card and ID proof (and photograph) are allowed.

Q5. Who do I contact for discrepancies on the admit card?

A: Contact the regional RRB helpdesk through the official website. Maintain evidence of your application and identity documents to expedite correction.

Final Checklist Before Leaving for the Exam

• Print multiple copies of your admit card and keep a digital copy on your phone.
• Carry original photo ID and a photocopy for submission if required.
• Carry two passport-size photographs and an extra pen (if permitted).
• Wear comfortable clothing and arrive at the centre well before reporting time.
• Carry water and any medically necessary items (inform centre staff beforehand if needed).

Conclusion

The RRB Group D Admit Card 2025 marks the final administrative step before the CBT — download your hall ticket as soon as the link is active, verify all details carefully, and plan travel if your exam city is away from home. Follow the exam day rules strictly to avoid disqualification and focus on accuracy and speed in the paper. We wish all aspirants the very best.