RRB NTPC Graduate Level Exam 2025 Rescheduled: Know the New Exam Date
The RRB NTPC Graduate Level Exam 2025 has been rescheduled. Read this news to find out the new exam date.
This is very important news for candidates appearing for the RRB NTPC Graduate Level Exam 2025. The Railway Recruitment Board has rescheduled the RRB NTPC Graduate Level Exam 2025. An official notice regarding this has been issued on the official website. Candidates can check the rescheduling notice on the official website of their respective regional RRB.
According to the official notice issued, the rescheduled exam will be held on February 11, 2026. The notice states that the link to view the exam city and date and download the travel authority for SC/ST candidates will be made live on all RRB official websites 10 days before the exam date. E-call letters will be available 4 days before the exam date mentioned in the link containing the exam city and date information.
How to Check the Rescheduling Notice
Candidates can check the notice by following the steps given below:
- First, candidates need to visit the official website.
- Then, click on the relevant link.
- The notice will then open for the candidates.
- Now, candidates can check and download the notice.
Direct link to check the notice
Computer-Based Typing Skill Test
In the Computer-Based Typing Skill Test, candidates will have to type at least 300 words in English or 250 words in Hindi. Candidates will have to type in either English or Hindi. English will be the default typing language option. Candidates who will type in Hindi for the typing test should be familiar with the use of Krutidev or Mangal font. The exam session will have three parts, such as
(i) one minute of typing practice for familiarization with the keyboard and warm-up.
(ii) a 30-second break and
(iii) a 10-minute typing test which will be evaluated.
Since the skill test is to determine typing speed, candidates who complete the passage can type it again from the beginning within the test time, i.e., 10 minutes. Candidates who do not type the complete passage at least once within 10 minutes will be considered disqualified.
The notice advises candidates to refer only to the official RRB websites for the latest updates on the entire recruitment process. The notice further states, "Beware of touts who try to mislead candidates by making false promises of securing jobs through illegal means. Selection in RRB is based on the Computer Based Test (CBT) and recruitment is purely based on the merit of the candidates."
