RRB NTPC UG Score Card and Marks 2026 Out: Download Link, Check Marks & CBT 2 Status

RRB NTPC UG Score Card & Marks 2026 was released on 26th August 2026. Candidates who have appeared for RRB NTPC Undergraduate CEN 07/2025 CBT-1 Exam for 3058 vacancies can check their individual marks, score details and qualifying status on the regional RRB websites.

The result for CBT 1 was released earlier on 24th August 2026 along with the zone-wise and category-wise cut-off marks. This time 45,998 candidates have been selected for the next stage, CBT 2, which is scheduled for 17th September 2026. The scorecards of all the candidates have been released with individual marks.

RRB NTPC UG Scorecard 2026 Download Link

The link to check scores and marks for the RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 exam is common for all zones. The direct scorecard link is given below. Candidates who appeared in the exam can check their raw marks, normalized marks, and qualifying status by logging in with their registration number and date of birth.

The link is now working properly, click on the link and enter your login details to check your marks. 

RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Scorecard 2026 Link (Active Soon)- Click to Download

As per the latest update, 63,27,474 candidates applied for the exam and only 45998 (all regions) are shortlisted to appear for CBT 2 Exam. The score cards has been released for all appeared candidates, so website may not be working properly due to heavy load. 

How to Download RRB NTPC UG Score Card from the Official Website?

1. Go to the official website of Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) or your regional website.
2. Find the link related to “RRB NTPC UG Level CEN-07/2025” under “Latest Announcements”.
3. Click on “CBT1 Score Card & Marks” and you are redirected to a new page where you can enter your login details.
4. Required Registration Number and User Password (Date of Birth).
5. Type your details in and click on the “Submit” or “Login” button.
6. RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Scorecard and Marks is displayed on the screen.
7. Download and save for future reference.

Candidates who haven’t checked the result can download their respective zone PDF by clicking the link below and also compare your scored marks with the official cut off marks. 

RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Result 2026 Out- Click to Check

RRB NTPC UG Cut-off 2026 Out- Click to Check

What if facing issues while downloading the scorecard?

• If the scorecard link is not working, do try after some time due to server traffic.
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• Website showing error: official server may be overloaded.
• Downloaded PDF is blank: Download again with another browser/device.

RRB NTPC UG Exam 2026- Overview

How to Read Your RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Scorecard?

Knowing the marks are not enough. Candidates should be aware of what the marks indicated on the scorecard actually mean.

Step 1: Check Your Overall Marks- Look at the marks shown in relation to your own score first.

Step 2: Search for Normalised Marks: Candidates should search for normalised marks as RRB NTPC CBT 1 was conducted in multiple shifts for the selection process.

Step 3: Check your category: The cut-off applied will depend on the candidate’s category and other recruitment parameters.

Step 4: Compare Your Marks With the Cut-Off: Compare your score with the cut-off released for your respective RRB zone and category.

Step 5: Check your Shortlisting Status: If your roll number is available in the CBT 1 result/shortlist and you meet the relevant criteria, you may proceed to the next step.

What Is Mentioned on the RRB NTPC UG Score Card?

The scorecard is more useful than simply showing a “qualified/not qualified” status. Candidates should check the information displayed against their own application details.

• Name of Conducting Body
• Applied to RRB
• Exam Name
• CEN Number
• Post Name
• Name of Candidates
• Registration Number
• Date of Birth
• Exam Date
• Shift Timing
• Total Number of Questions in the Paper
• Questions Cancelled/Ignored
• Attempted Questions
• Questions Answers correctly
• Questions Answered Incorrectly
• Raw Marks (Marks Out of Total Valid Questions)
• Total Marks Obtained by Candidates
• Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail)
• Shortlisted or not for the CBT 2

Important Normalization is applied because the exam ran across several shifts and dates (7th to 9th May and 13th to 20th June); it adjusts for difficulty variation between shifts and does not depend on the number of questions attempted.

Difference between the RRB NTPC Score card and Result

RRB NTPC Undergraduate Marking Scheme & Qualifying Marks

RRB NTPC UG CBT 1 Raw Marks vs Normalized Marks

Candidates may be confused when the marks calculated from their response sheet do not exactly match the marks shown on the scorecard. The reason can be normalization.

When an examination is conducted in multiple shifts, the difficulty level can vary from one shift to another. RRB uses the prescribed normalization methodology to account for differences in difficulty across shifts.

Therefore:

• Marks calculated using the response sheet ≠ necessarily the final normalized marks shown in the scorecard.
• Candidates should treat the marks officially displayed in their scorecard as the relevant marks for checking their performance.
• If a candidate’s percentile score falls within the base shift itself, their normalised marks are taken directly — no further calculation is needed.
• For candidates in other shifts, RRB applies one of the following interpolation formulas, depending on where their percentile falls relative to the base shift:

Formula A — For High Percentile Scores (used when the candidate’s percentile ≥ minimum percentile of the base shift)

N = Y1 + [ (Y2 − Y1) / (X2 − X1) ] × (X − X1)

Formula B — For Low Percentile Scores (used when the candidate’s percentile is less than the minimum percentile of the base shift)

N = Y1 − [ (Y₂ − Y₁) / (X₂ − X₁) ] × (X1 − X)