The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has released the provisional answer key for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) Undergraduate (UG) Computer Based Test 2 (CBT 2) exam. This key was made public today, December 24, 2025 . Students who took the RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 exam can now check their answers. This helps them estimate their scores for the second stage of the test.
The RRB NTPC exam is a nationwide test to fill many non-technical jobs in Indian Railways. These jobs are for candidates with undergraduate degrees. Positions include Junior Clerk cum Typist, Accounts Clerk cum Typist, Junior Time Keeper, and Commercial cum Ticket Clerk. The CBT 2 is the second online test in this selection process. The answer key shows the correct answers to all questions asked in the exam.
This released answer key is 'provisional'. This means it is a temporary version and can change. The RRB allows candidates to point out any mistakes they find in the provided answers. If valid errors are found, the Railway Recruitment Board will review them. After reviewing all feedback, the RRB will release a 'final' answer key. The final results for the CBT 2 exam will be based on this final, corrected answer key.
How to Check Your RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Answer Key
Follow these simple steps to download and review your provisional answer key:
- Step 1: Visit Your Regional RRB Website: Go to the official website of your specific Railway Recruitment Board (e.g., RRB Mumbai, RRB Kolkata).
- Step 2: Find the Answer Key Link: Look for a link like "RRB NTPC Answer Key, Response Sheet, Objection Tracker, and Question Paper." Click on it.
- Step 3: Log In: Enter your User ID and Password on the login page.
- Step 4: View Your Details: After logging in, you will see your question paper, your chosen answers, and the correct answers from RRB.
- Step 5: Download the Key: Download this answer key for your undergraduate posts as a PDF file for your records.
You can also use this direct link to the login page:rrb.digialm.com/EForms/configuredHtml/2667/95125/login.html
Understanding How to Challenge the Answer Key
If you believe an official answer in the provisional key is wrong, you can challenge it. This is called 'raising an objection'.
- Why Challenge? A correct objection can lead to changes in the final answer key, potentially improving your score.
- How to Challenge? Use the same login portal to find the 'raise an objection' option. Select the question you want to challenge and provide proof or reasoning. There might be a small fee per objection, usually refunded if your challenge is valid.
- What Happens Next? After the objection period, experts will review all challenges. If an objection is valid, the provisional answer key will be updated, and the final answer key will be released. This process ensures fair evaluation.
Candidates must regularly check their official RRB regional websites for updates on the objection window, fees, and the final answer key release. Staying informed is important for all applicants.
The release of this answer key is a crucial step for candidates. It is advised to carefully review your answer sheet and raise any valid objections within the given time to ensure a fair evaluation of your performance in the exam.
