The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will activate the mock link of the computer-based test (CBT) for Level 1, Group D posts (CEN 02/2018) on Monday.
Candidates will be able to access the mock link on the regional websites of the board after they are released. And those from the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes categories can also download their train travel authority from Monday.
The link to check date and city for CBT has already been released for candidates appearing for the test between September 17 and October 16, 2018. For the remaining candidates, it will be released from September 13 onward.
The links to check the application status has also been activated and candidates can select their RRB to log in and key in registration number and date of birth to check their status.
The CBT will start from September 17 and the e-admit card for the exam can be downloaded by candidates four days prior to the date of their test.
The CBT will be of 90-minute duration and PWD candidates accompanied with a scribe will be given 120 minutes to answer the questions.
The examination will have 100 questions containing 25 from mathematics, 30 from general intelligence and reasoning, 25 from general science and 20 from general awareness and current affairs. The section wise distribution given is only indicative and there may be some variations in the actual question papers.
{{/usCountry}}The examination will have 100 questions containing 25 from mathematics, 30 from general intelligence and reasoning, 25 from general science and 20 from general awareness and current affairs. The section wise distribution given is only indicative and there may be some variations in the actual question papers.
{{/usCountry}}The registration process for this examination had started in February. The number of vacancies to be filled through this recruitment is tentatively 62,907. The various posts to be filled are track maintainer Grade IV (trackman), gateman, pointsman, switchman, helpers in electrical/engineering/mechanical/signal and telecommunication department, porter etc.
Around 15 million candidates have registered for Group C and D jobs advertised by the Indian Railways. The railway board is presently conducting the CBT of candidates who have applied for the Group C posts of assistant loco pilot (ALP) and technicians under CEN 01/2018.