RRB: Results for Ministerial and Isolated Categories released; who was selected for the 312 posts? Check the list..

The Railway Recruitment Board released the results for the Ministerial and Isolated Categories recruitment examination on October 5, 2026. These results pertain to the Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted on July 14, 15, and 17, 2026, under CEN 08/2025. Candidates who appeared for the exam can view their results on the official Railway Recruitment Board website or the respective regional websites. The results have been released in a PDF format containing the roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for the next stage.

How many candidates appeared for the exam?
The Ministerial and Isolated Categories recruitment examination was held in two shifts on July 14, 15, and 17. Approximately four lakh candidates participated in the exam. Following the examination, the Railway Recruitment Board had previously released the provisional answer keys and the candidates' recorded responses. Candidates were also allowed to raise objections regarding the answers within a specified timeframe. Now, along with the results, the cut-off marks have also been released.

Candidate scorecards have been made available alongside the results. These provide details such as the marks obtained, normalized marks, and eligibility status for each candidate. To view the scorecard, candidates must log in using their registration number and date of birth. Meanwhile, the result PDF lists the roll numbers of the selected candidates; candidates can easily locate their roll number by opening the PDF on a computer and using the 'Ctrl+F' function.

What are the posts involved?
Recruitment is being conducted for a total of 312 vacancies under CEN 08/2025. These include posts such as Chief Law Assistant, Public Prosecutor, Junior Translator (Hindi), Senior Publicity Inspector, Staff & Welfare Inspector, Lab Assistant Grade-III (Chemist & Metallurgist), Scientific Assistant (Training), and Scientific Supervisor (Human Factors & Training).

Where can the region-wise results be found?
The results have been released according to the various Railway Recruitment Board regions. This covers the Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Bilaspur, Chandigarh, Chennai, Gorakhpur, Guwahati, Kolkata, Mumbai, Patna, and Prayagraj regions. Candidates must check the result for the specific region under which their application was processed. They should carefully verify the post, category, and selection status for the next stage in the respective PDF.

What were the cut-off marks?
Along with the results, the Railway Recruitment Board has released cut-off marks categorized by post and category. For instance, in the Ajmer region, the cut-off for the 'Junior Translator (Hindi)' post was 69.69 for the General category, 37.71 for Scheduled Castes (SC), and 60.33 for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS). In Ajmer, the General category cut-off for the 'Staff and Welfare Inspector' post was 85.03 marks. Cut-off marks vary according to the post, region, and category.

What was the situation in Bilaspur and Bhopal?
In the Bilaspur region, the cut-off for the 'Junior Translator (Hindi)' post was 56.66 for the General category, 41.75 for Other Backward Classes (OBC), 29.29 for Scheduled Tribes (ST), and 41.66 for the EWS category. In the Bhopal region, the cut-off for the 'Junior Translator (Hindi)' post was 76.33333 for the General category, 63.29967 for OBC, and 43 for the SC category. For the 'Public Prosecutor' post in the Bhopal region, the OBC cut-off was recorded at 74.74747 marks.

How to check the result?
To view the result, candidates should visit the official website of the Railway Recruitment Board or the website of their respective regional Railway Recruitment Board. Next, navigate to the section dedicated to results or 'CEN 08/2025'. Click on the PDF link for 'Ministerial and Isolated Categories Result 2026'. After downloading the PDF, search for your roll number. If the roll number is present in the list, the candidate will be considered selected for the next stage.

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