RRB Group D recruitment results released; here’s how to check your roll number by zone..

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced the results for the RRB Group D Computer-Based Test (CBT). Candidates who appeared for this examination can now visit their respective regional RRB websites to download the result PDF. The PDF contains the roll numbers of all candidates who have been shortlisted for the next stage. This recruitment drive is for a total of 22,195 vacancies in the Railways. The examination was conducted between August 3 and August 25.

How to check the RRB Group D result:
To check the Group D result, visit your official regional RRB website. Navigate to the 'Results' section, where you will find a link labeled 'RRB Group D Result for CEN 09/2025'—click on it. A PDF file will open; use 'Ctrl+F' to search for your roll number within the document. If your roll number is found, you may download the PDF.
At present, qualified candidates can only view their roll numbers. The link for candidates to access their scorecards will be activated on the website on or before November 16. Candidates will be able to view their scores until December 1, after which the subsequent stages of the recruitment process will commence.

What happens next?
Candidates who have qualified in the written examination will now be called for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). Those who pass the PET will be required to undergo document verification and a medical examination. Following this, a final merit list will be prepared, and 22,195 candidates will be selected for the positions. Candidates with benchmark disabilities (PwBD), ex-servicemen, and those who have completed an apprenticeship are exempted from the PET; a separate list will be issued for these categories.

Candidates are advised to rely solely on the official Railway websites for information regarding the entire recruitment process. Obtaining information from any other link or website could be risky.

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