JOB HUNT INDIA

Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Exams: Eligibility, Syllabus & Tips to Succeed

In India, positions in the railway industry are among the most sought-after government positions. The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts a series of tests to fill both technical and non-technical roles within Indian Railways. This blog offers a thorough rundown of the RRB qualifying requirements, curriculum, and study strategies to help you ace the test.

📌 RRB Exams Overview

A number of important tests are administered by the Railway Recruitment Board, including:

• RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories)
• RRB Group D
• RRB JE (Junior Engineer)
• RRB ALP (Assistant Loco Pilot)
• RRB Paramedical Staff

✅ RRB Eligibility Criteria

Depending on the position you're applying for, different eligibility requirements apply:

1. Educational Qualification:

• RRB Group D: ITI or a 10th grade diploma from an NCVT/SCVT-accredited institution.
• RRB NTPC: A 12th grade diploma or a degree, depending on the role.
• RRB JE: Diploma or degree in Engineering.
• RRB ALP: ITI with 10+2 or an engineering degree is required for RRB ALP.

2. Age Limit:

Generally between 18 to 33 years. According to government laws, age relaxation is available to reserved categories, including SC, ST, OBC, and PwD.

📚 RRB Exam Syllabus

With a few minor deviations, the syllabus is the same for the majority of RRB tests. Here's a basic structure:

1. Mathematics:

• Number System
• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Time & Work
• Profit and Loss
• Geometry and Trigonometry (for technical posts)

2. General Intelligence and Reasoning:

• Analogies
• Coding-Decoding
• Syllogism
• Blood Relations
• Puzzles

3. General Awareness:

• Current Affairs
• Indian History and Polity
• General Science
• Static GK

4. General Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology):

Only applicable in exams like RRB ALP, JE, Group D.

📝 RRB Preparation Tips

• Recognize the Exam Pattern: Review past years' papers to understand the kinds of questions that will be asked.
• Maintain a Schedule: Allocate your preparation time to each subject and make frequent revisions.
• Practice Mock Exams: You can increase your accuracy and speed by taking online mock exams.
• Keep Up: Read the day's current happenings to stay informed.
• Use standard books and NCERT: NCERTs are strongly advised for the fundamentals, particularly for general science.

🔗 Where to Apply for RRB Jobs?

Keep abreast of the most recentRailway job openings, curriculum revisions, and online applications by going to

https://jobhuntindia.in/railway

Conclusion

Strong fundamentals, regular practice, and remaining informed are necessary for passing RRB tests. The correct preparation plan can help you get your ideal position with Indian Railways, regardless of your preference for NTPC, Group D, or ALP.

SaveJobHuntIndia’s Railway Jobs Section to your bookmarks now for the most recent RRB job notifications and updates!