RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026, 13 Feb Shift 1 & 2 CBT 1 Exam Review & Difficulty Level

Shifts 1 and 2 of the RRB ALP Exam 2026 have been conducted successfully, and the candidates who appeared in the exam reported that there were major changes in the exam this year as compared to the previous year. Overall difficulty level of the exam in 1st shift was of “Easy to Moderate”, and the maximum number of questions was from the Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude sections.

RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026

The RRB ALP CBT-1 exam is being conducted in multiple shifts on 13th, 16th, 17th, and 18th February 2026, covering thousands of candidates across India. Candidates who have their exam in upcoming shifts must go through the exam review of today’s RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026 to understand what could be asked in next shifts’ exam.

• Exam Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT-1)
• Total Questions: 75
• Total Marks: 75
• Duration: 60 minutes
• Marking Scheme: +1 per correct; –1/3 for wrong answers

RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026 (13 February)

As reviewed, there were maximum questions from the Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude sections. The weightage of today’s RRB ALP Exam in shift 1 as reviewed by the candidates who appeaed was as follows-

RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026 Difficulty Level

The difficulty level of the RRB ALP Exam this year is something which was not expected. Candidates who had attempted in the 1st shift reviewed that the exam was of an Easy to Moderate level, with the Mathematics section of Moderate level.

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RRB ALP Exam Analysis 2026 Section-wise

Here’s what candidates can expect from each section based on syllabus and trends:

RRB ALP Mathematics Exam Analysis 2026

Good attempts in this section depended heavily on speed and accuracy. Questions typically cover:

1. Number systems
2. Percentages
3. Ratio & Proportion
4. Simple & Compound Interest
5. Time, Speed & Distance
6. Profit & Loss
7. Fundamental algebraic equations

RRB ALP Reasoning & Intelligence Exam Analysis 2026

Typical reasoning questions are moderate in nature but can be time-consuming without effective strategy. This section often includes:

1. Analogies
2. Series completion
3. Pattern recognition
4. Seating arrangements
5. Non-verbal reasoning sets

RRB ALP General Science Exam Analysis 2026

Most candidates rated this section as moderately doable and there were very less questions asked from this section. Focus kept on:

1. Basic Physics & Chemistry concepts
2. Everyday phenomena
3. Simple biology and environmental science fundamentals

RRB ALP General Awareness Exam Analysis 2026

This section is mostly about:

1. Current affairs (national & international)
2. Railway related brief news
3. Static GK (science, geography, polity basics)