RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result 2025: Expected Release Date

The RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result 2025 for the CBT 1 exam is expected to be announced soon, likely in August 2025. The exam was conducted between June 5 and June 24, 2025, with the answer key released on July 1, 2025, and objections accepted until July 6, 2025.

Important Details:

Result Announcement: Soon, anticipated in August 2025.
Result Format: The result will be declared region-wise in PDF format on the official regional Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) websites.
What the Result Includes: The PDF will list roll numbers of candidates who qualified for the next stage, namely, CBT 2.
How to Check:
1. Visit the official RRB regional website (such as rrbcdg.gov.in, rrbsecunderabad.gov.in, etc.).
2. Find and click the link for "RRB NTPC Result 2025" or relevant notification.
3. Download the PDF file.
4. Use ‘Ctrl+F’ to search for your roll number in the list.
5. Qualified candidates will proceed to CBT 2.

Admit Card Information:

The RRB NTPC Undergraduate Admit Card 2025 was released approximately four days before the exam date and could be downloaded by logging in with registration ID and password.
For graduate-level posts, admit cards were typically issued before the June exam period.

For the Admit Card Download, check the respective RRB regional website post-result announcement for links.

Direct Links:

The official result and admit card download links will be activated on the corresponding RRB regional websites. Keep checking for updates after the result announcement.

FAQs

1. When will the RRB NTPC Graduate Level Result 2025 be declared?: The result is expected to be announced in August 2025.
2. How can I check my result?: You can check your result by visiting the official RRB website and clicking on the relevant notification link.
3. What if I forget my roll number?: You must check any examination-related documents; if needed, you can reach out to RRB's helpline for assistance.
4. Are there any specific cut-off marks?: The qualifying marks will vary; generally, it's 40% for General/EWS, 30% for OBC/SC, and 25% for ST candidates.