Big News: Your RRB NTPC Exam City is Here!
Phew! After weeks of waiting, the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has finally released the city intimation slips for the Stage 1 Computer-Based Test (CBT 1) of the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) 2025 recruitment. This means you can finally find out where you'll be taking your exam! I know how stressful this waiting game can be, so let's get right to the details.
When and Where is the Exam?
The CBT 1 exam is scheduled for June 5th to June 24th, 2025, across multiple shifts and centers nationwide. The RRB will release the official admit cards on June 1st, just four days before the exam begins. But this city intimation slip is a HUGE step towards knowing what to expect. It tells you your exam city and date, which is super helpful for planning your trip.
How to Grab Your City Intimation Slip
Getting your slip is pretty straightforward:
- Head to your regional RRB's official website – make sure it's the one you applied through!
- Look for the "RRB NTPC City Intimation Slip 2025" link (or something similar).
- Log in using your registration number and date of birth.
- Download and print the slip! It’s good to have a physical copy, just in case.
Remember, this isn't your admit card—that's coming later. But the city intimation slip gives you a vital head start on planning travel and accommodation.
What's on the Slip?
The slip will tell you:
- Your exam city and center
- Your exam date
- Your exam shift (morning, afternoon, etc.)
Seriously, this piece of information can take a weight off your shoulders! Now you can start thinking about logistics — booking travel, arranging accommodation, and mapping out the route to your exam center.
Exam Pattern: A Quick Glance
The CBT 1 exam covers three sections:
- General Awareness (40 questions)
- Mathematics (30 questions)
- General Intelligence & Reasoning (30 questions)
You get 90 minutes to answer 100 multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer scores one mark, with a penalty of â…“ mark for incorrect answers. Candidates needing a scribe get an extra 30 minutes.
Next Steps? Get Planning!
Once you have your city intimation slip, the real work begins! Start planning your journey well in advance, especially if your exam center is far from home. Remember to book accommodations and factor in travel time to ensure you arrive at the exam center well before the reporting time. Good luck!
