Railway RRB Assistant Loco Pilot ALP CEN.No. 01/2025 CBT-I Result/ Cutoff/ Score Card 2026 Out for 10970 Post

General/ OBC/ EWS : Rs. 500/-

SC & ST Candidates : Rs. 250/-

PH Candidates : Rs. 250/-

All Category Female : Rs. 250/-

Application Edit/ Modify Charge : Rs. 250/-

Online Apply Start On: 12 April 2025

Registration Last Date : 19 May 2025

Fee Payment Last Date : 21 May 2025

Edit/ Modify Application: 22-31 May 2025

Application Status : 05 December 2025

Exam City Details : 03 February 2026

CBT Exam City : 04 Days Before Exam Date

CBT Exam Date : 13, 16, 17 & 18 February 2026

Answer Key Available : 20 March 2026 @05:00 PM

Result/ Score Card Declared On: 12 June 2026

CBT-2 Exam : 30 October 2026

CBAT/ CBTST Exam : 30 October 2026

DV Date : November 2026

Minimum Age : 18 Years.

Maximum Age : 30 Years. (UR / EWS)

Maximum Age : 33 Years. (OBC)

Maximum Age : 35 Years. (SC/ ST)

Age Relaxation Extra as Per Rules.

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Important Instruction for the All Candidates Expect the Fee Concession Categories.

Candidates Must be Enter the Your Account Number, Account Holder Name, IFSC Code Under Login Section.

Railway Will be Refunded General/ OBC/ EWS Candidates Rs. 400 & SC / ST Candidates Rs. 250/-

After the Appear the First Stage CBT Examination Your Exceed Amount Will be Refunded at Your Bank.

Note : If you have Not Appeared in CBT Exam Amount Not be Refunded.

Pay Scale – Rs.19,900-63,200 (Level-2)

Mode of  Selection on the based of CBT-1, CBT-II, CBAT, DV & Medical Exam.

Minimum Age: 18 years

Maximum Age:

UR/EWS: 30 years

OBC: 33 years

SC/ST: 35 years

Age is calculated as on 01 July 2025.

CBT 1 (Computer Based Test)

CBT 2

Computer-Based Aptitude Test (CBAT)

Document Verification (DV)

20 March 2026 @05:00 PM: Provisional answer key released!

26 March 2026 @05:00 PM: Last date to raise objections.

To Be Notified: Final answer key, cut off marks, result date.

Calculate Score: Estimate marks & qualify chance for CBT 2.

Raise Objection: Challenge incorrect answers before 26 March 2026.

Stay Updated: Prepare for final key, cut off & result.

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Purpose: Preliminary screening.

Mode: Computer Based Test (CBT).

Duration: 60 minutes (80 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe).

Total Questions: 75 (Multiple Choice Questions).

Total Marks: 75.

Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer.

Qualifying Marks: UR & EWS: 40% OBC (NCL): 30% SC: 30% ST: 25% 2% relaxation for PwBD candidates in respective categories.

UR & EWS: 40%

OBC (NCL): 30%

SC: 30%

ST: 25%

2% relaxation for PwBD candidates in respective categories.

Shortlisting: Candidates are shortlisted for CBT-2 at 15 times the number of vacancies per RRB (subject to variation). Marks are normalized for multi-shift exams.

Purpose: Detailed assessment of technical and general knowledge.

Mode: Computer Based Test.

Structure: Divided into two parts: Part A: Duration: 90 minutes (120 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe). Total Questions: 100. Total Marks: 100. Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer. Qualifying Marks: UR & EWS: 40% OBC (NCL): 30% SC: 30% ST: 25% 2% relaxation for PwBD candidates. Part B: Purpose: Assess technical knowledge relevant to ALP. Duration: 60 minutes (80 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe). Total Questions: 75. Total Marks: 75. Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer. Qualifying Marks: 35% (no relaxation for any category).

Part A: Duration: 90 minutes (120 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe). Total Questions: 100. Total Marks: 100. Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer. Qualifying Marks: UR & EWS: 40% OBC (NCL): 30% SC: 30% ST: 25% 2% relaxation for PwBD candidates.

Duration: 90 minutes (120 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe).

Total Questions: 100.

Total Marks: 100.

Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer.

Qualifying Marks: UR & EWS: 40% OBC (NCL): 30% SC: 30% ST: 25% 2% relaxation for PwBD candidates.

UR & EWS: 40%

OBC (NCL): 30%

SC: 30%

ST: 25%

2% relaxation for PwBD candidates.

Part B: Purpose: Assess technical knowledge relevant to ALP. Duration: 60 minutes (80 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe). Total Questions: 75. Total Marks: 75. Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer. Qualifying Marks: 35% (no relaxation for any category).

Purpose: Assess technical knowledge relevant to ALP.

Duration: 60 minutes (80 minutes for eligible PwBD candidates with scribe).

Total Questions: 75.

Total Marks: 75.

Negative Marking: 1/3rd mark deducted for each wrong answer.

Qualifying Marks: 35% (no relaxation for any category).

Shortlisting: Candidates qualifying in both Part A and Part B are eligible for CBAT.

Purpose: Evaluate aptitude for safety-critical ALP role.

Mode: Computer Based Test.

Languages: English and Hindi only.

Structure: Multiple test batteries assessing cognitive and psychomotor skills.

Negative Marking: None.

Qualifying Marks: Minimum 42 marks in each test battery (applicable to all candidates, no relaxation).

Weightage: CBAT: 70% CBT-2 (Part A): 30% for final merit list.

CBAT: 70%

CBT-2 (Part A): 30% for final merit list.

Shortlisting: Candidates are shortlisted for Document Verification based on combined performance.

Purpose: Verify eligibility through original documents.

Requirements: Original certificates (educational, technical, caste, age, etc.) with two sets of self-attested photocopies. Scanned photo and signature to be uploaded before DV. No additional time provided for missing documents.

Original certificates (educational, technical, caste, age, etc.) with two sets of self-attested photocopies.

Scanned photo and signature to be uploaded before DV.

No additional time provided for missing documents.

Outcome: Failure to produce valid documents results in disqualification.

Purpose: Ensure A-1 medical standard compliance.

Standards: General Fitness: Physically fit in all respects. Vision Standards: Distant Vision: 6/6, 6/6 without glasses (fogging test: must not accept +2D). Near Vision: Sn. 0.6, 0.6 without glasses. Colour Vision, Binocular Vision, Field of Vision, Night Vision: Normal. Note: Candidates with LASIK or corrective eye surgeries are ineligible.

General Fitness: Physically fit in all respects.

Vision Standards: Distant Vision: 6/6, 6/6 without glasses (fogging test: must not accept +2D). Near Vision: Sn. 0.6, 0.6 without glasses. Colour Vision, Binocular Vision, Field of Vision, Night Vision: Normal.

Distant Vision: 6/6, 6/6 without glasses (fogging test: must not accept +2D).

Near Vision: Sn. 0.6, 0.6 without glasses.

Colour Vision, Binocular Vision, Field of Vision, Night Vision: Normal.

Note: Candidates with LASIK or corrective eye surgeries are ineligible.

Process: Conducted by Railway Administration. One appeal allowed if failing initial examination (with charges). No alternative appointment for medical failures.

Conducted by Railway Administration.

One appeal allowed if failing initial examination (with charges).

No alternative appointment for medical failures.

Mathematics: Number System BODMAS Decimals, Fractions LCM, HCF Ratio and Proportion Percentages Mensuration Time and Work Time and Distance Simple and Compound Interest Profit and Loss Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry Elementary Statistics Square Root Age Calculations Calendar, Clock Pipes and Cisterns

Number System

BODMAS

Decimals, Fractions

LCM, HCF

Ratio and Proportion

Percentages

Mensuration

Time and Work

Time and Distance

Simple and Compound Interest

Profit and Loss

Algebra

Geometry, Trigonometry

Elementary Statistics

Square Root

Age Calculations

Calendar, Clock

Pipes and Cisterns

General Intelligence and Reasoning: Analogies Alphabetical and Number Series Coding and Decoding Mathematical Operations Relationships Syllogism Jumbling Venn Diagram Data Interpretation and Sufficiency Conclusions, Decision Making Similarities, Differences Analytical Reasoning Classification Directions Statement – Arguments, Assumptions

Analogies

Alphabetical and Number Series

Coding and Decoding

Mathematical Operations

Relationships

Syllogism

Jumbling

Venn Diagram

Data Interpretation and Sufficiency

Conclusions, Decision Making

Similarities, Differences

Analytical Reasoning

Classification

Directions

Statement – Arguments, Assumptions

General Science: Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences (10th standard CBSE syllabus). Key Topics: Mechanics Heat, Thermodynamics Electricity, Magnetism Optics Atomic Structure Chemical Reactions Organic Chemistry Human Body, Health Environment, Ecology

Physics, Chemistry, Life Sciences (10th standard CBSE syllabus).

Key Topics: Mechanics Heat, Thermodynamics Electricity, Magnetism Optics Atomic Structure Chemical Reactions Organic Chemistry Human Body, Health Environment, Ecology

Mechanics

Heat, Thermodynamics

Electricity, Magnetism

Optics

Atomic Structure

Chemical Reactions

Organic Chemistry

Human Body, Health

Environment, Ecology

General Awareness and Current Affairs: Science and Technology Sports Culture Personalities Economics Politics National and International Events

Science and Technology

Sports

Culture

Personalities

Economics

Politics

National and International Events

Part A: Mathematics: Same as CBT-1 (higher difficulty). General Intelligence and Reasoning: Same as CBT-1 (increased complexity). Basic Science and Engineering: Engineering Drawing (Projections, Views, Instruments, Lines, Geometric Figures) Units, Measurements Mass, Weight, Density Work, Power, Energy Speed, Velocity Heat, Temperature Basic Electricity Levers, Simple Machines Occupational Safety, Health Environment Education IT Literacy General Awareness and Current Affairs: Same as CBT-1 (focus on recent developments).

Mathematics: Same as CBT-1 (higher difficulty).

General Intelligence and Reasoning: Same as CBT-1 (increased complexity).

Basic Science and Engineering: Engineering Drawing (Projections, Views, Instruments, Lines, Geometric Figures) Units, Measurements Mass, Weight, Density Work, Power, Energy Speed, Velocity Heat, Temperature Basic Electricity Levers, Simple Machines Occupational Safety, Health Environment Education IT Literacy

Engineering Drawing (Projections, Views, Instruments, Lines, Geometric Figures)

Units, Measurements

Mass, Weight, Density

Work, Power, Energy

Speed, Velocity

Heat, Temperature

Basic Electricity

Levers, Simple Machines

Occupational Safety, Health

Environment Education

IT Literacy

General Awareness and Current Affairs: Same as CBT-1 (focus on recent developments).

Part B (Trade-Specific): Relevant to ALP qualifications (ITI/Apprenticeship/Diploma). Trades: Fitter Electrician Instrument Mechanic Millwright/Maintenance Mechanic Mechanic (Radio & TV) Electronics Mechanic Mechanic (Motor Vehicle) Wireman Tractor Mechanic Armature & Coil Winder Mechanic (Diesel) Heat Engine Turner Machinist Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Mechanic Engineering Disciplines: Mechanical Electrical Electronics Automobile Topics: Core concepts of the trade/discipline. Locomotive operations, maintenance. Safety protocols, tools, equipment.

Relevant to ALP qualifications (ITI/Apprenticeship/Diploma).

Trades: Fitter Electrician Instrument Mechanic Millwright/Maintenance Mechanic Mechanic (Radio & TV) Electronics Mechanic Mechanic (Motor Vehicle) Wireman Tractor Mechanic Armature & Coil Winder Mechanic (Diesel) Heat Engine Turner Machinist Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Mechanic

Fitter

Electrician

Instrument Mechanic

Millwright/Maintenance Mechanic

Mechanic (Radio & TV)

Electronics Mechanic

Mechanic (Motor Vehicle)

Wireman

Tractor Mechanic

Armature & Coil Winder

Mechanic (Diesel)

Heat Engine

Turner

Machinist

Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Mechanic

Engineering Disciplines: Mechanical Electrical Electronics Automobile

Mechanical

Electrical

Electronics

Automobile

Topics: Core concepts of the trade/discipline. Locomotive operations, maintenance. Safety protocols, tools, equipment.

Core concepts of the trade/discipline.

Locomotive operations, maintenance.

Safety protocols, tools, equipment.

Purpose: Assess psychomotor and cognitive skills for safety-critical roles.

Topics: Memory: Pattern/sequence recall. Concentration: Attention under time constraints. Perception: Speed, accuracy in visual stimuli. Reasoning: Logical decision-making. Motor Skills: Hand-eye coordination, reaction time.

Memory: Pattern/sequence recall.

Concentration: Attention under time constraints.

Perception: Speed, accuracy in visual stimuli.

Reasoning: Logical decision-making.

Motor Skills: Hand-eye coordination, reaction time.

Note: Practice aptitude tests for railway safety roles.