1.What does RRB’s entire name mean?
Ans. Railway Recruitment Board is known as RRB. Under the direction of the Railway Recruitment Control Board, it is run by the Ministry of Railways of the Government of India.
2.What is the Railway Recruitment Board’s job?
Ans. For positions in Indian Railways’ divisions and offices, the Railway Recruitment Board administers recruitment exams for Junior Engineers, Assistant Loco Pilots, Non-Technical and Popular Category, Group C/Group D and other positions.
3.Is the educational requirement for RRB NTPC and RRB Group D the same?
Ans. No, the educational requirements for Group D and Railway NTPC are distinct. Candidates for Group D positions must have completed the 10th grade, while those applying for RRB NTPC positions must have completed the 12th grade or be graduates.
4.What distinguishes RRB Group D from RRB NTPC?
Ans. When compared to the RRB NTPC, the main distinction between Group D and NTPC is that the former has a lower-level job profile.
5.What distinguishes the Group D Syllabus from the NTPC syllabus?
Ans. In both CBT rounds of the RRB NTPC exam, three subjects — General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Intelligence and Reasoning — are covered, whereas four subjects — General Science, General Intelligence and Reasoning, Mathematics and General Awareness & Current Affairs — are covered in the RRB Group D exam.
6.What is the basic RRB NTPC salary for a fresher?
The starting basic salary for undergraduate posts is INR 19,900 to 21,700. RRB NTPC salary for graduate posts is INR 25,500 to 35,400