Millions of optimistic candidates all across the country are eagerly awaiting the release of the much-awaited RRB NTPC 2025 Graduate Level CBT-1 results. which are projected to be out any time. Between June 5 and June 24, the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) first round of recruitment exam drew about 26 lakh. Candidates for 8,113 positions including Senior Clerk-cum-Typist, Goods Train Manager, and Station Master as well as Junior Accountant Assistant-cum-Typist. As the results draw publication, candidates are desperately hoping on their qualification for the next CBT-2. 

In PDF format split by zone, the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) is expected to publish the results on its regional official websites, like rrbcdg.gov.in. These papers will contain merit lists, category-by-category cutoffs, and roll numbers for those who have completed CBT-1, serving as the gate to real aspirations in the railway sector. 

With railroad officials announcing that the results, which were originally scheduled for late August, are originally scheduled for September release. The additional time emphasizes the commission’s efforts to finish conclusions as well as comprehensive scorecards and cutoff statistics for every region. 

Eligible candidates will officially proceed to the following round of the selection process, CBT-2, after the results of CBT-1 are made public. Often spanning Mathematics, Reasoning, and General Awareness, with a higher weightage and more intensive level of competition, the questions on this vital exam will be more extensive. 

Candidates that pass the cutoff following CBT-2 will next undergo either a skill/typing test or a computer-based aptitude test (depending on the role), followed by a medical test and documentation check. Candidates are likely to be hired into many NTPC positions upon completing all stages with a clear career trajectory ahead. 

Although the exact thresholds will vary, experts forecast that the cutoff point for the general category this year may be between 70 and 85 points. Regional factors include the number of vacancies, the volume of applications, and the degree of difficulty, which change by industry, which affect ten of 100. ST candidates must score 25%, OBC and SC candidates 30%, and those from the general and EWS groups must attain 40%. The minimum qualifying criteria also apply. These norms will also be reflected in the final scorecard.

As the declaration date nears, candidates should monitor the websites for their specific RRB area. Candidates will quickly confirm their eligibility level by using a search tool like Ctrl+F to find their roll number throughout the verification process. PDF lists are expected. Save the PDF for future reference and participation in later stages; it’s vital to download it. 

Across the nation, the candidates are getting ready for the results. Many view this result as the first move toward a secure government job. Passing CBT-1 is often a relief; advancing to CBT-2 brings the aim closer to reality. More than just a career, one’s long-term stability and social status hang in the balance. 

In brief, the result of the RRB NTPC Graduate Level CBT-1 for 2025 is anticipated to be released in September, perhaps during the next few days. The announcement will offer scorecards, merit lists, and category-wise cut-offs access. Candidates who have been shortlisted only will be qualified to continue through the recruiting process’s CBT-2 and ensuing phases. This result is very significant as it indicates a turning point in the lakhs of individuals who depend on it as they get closer to working for the railway.