RRB ALP CBT 2 Result 2025

The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have published the Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) CBT 2 result for CEN 01/2025. Candidates who sat the second-stage examination can check their regional result PDF to see whether they have been provisionally shortlisted for the Computer Based Aptitude Test (CBAT).

The recruitment has 10,970 vacancies after revision, up from the earlier figure of 9,970. The CBT 2 exam was held on 28 July and the result was released on 1 October; both dates are reported without a year in the available notice. Result PDFs are available online through regional RRB websites, and candidates can access their scorecards until 16 October. Shortlisted candidates will proceed to CBAT, followed by document verification and a medical examination.

Important Dates

Vacancy Details

The CEN 01/2025 recruitment covers 10,970 Assistant Loco Pilot vacancies, revised upward from 9,970. The result update does not provide a post-wise or category-wise vacancy breakdown. Each regional result PDF lists shortlisted 16-digit roll numbers and category-wise normalised cut-off marks for UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS and EXSM candidates. The listed roll numbers are arranged in ascending order, not by merit rank.

Typically, the first page of a regional PDF identifies the RRB and CEN, gives the exam and shortlisting details, lists the shortlisted roll numbers, and includes information about CBAT, city intimation and scorecards. The second page shows the normalised cut-offs by category. Use the PDF search function to locate your roll number.

How to Apply

This is a result announcement rather than an open application notice. Candidates can follow these steps to check the result and retrieve their scorecard:

1. Visit the official RRB website for the region to which you applied.
2. Open the Results or What’s New section and select the CBT-II result link for ALP under CEN 01/2025.
3. Open the result PDF and search for your 16-digit roll number. The numbers are shown in ascending order, not merit order.
4. Download the PDF and keep a copy for reference. If your roll number appears, you have been shortlisted provisionally for CBAT.
5. To view your individual scorecard, open the relevant candidate portal link and enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth.
6. Submit the details, view your marks and qualifying status, then download and save the scorecard before the link closes on 16 October.

The scorecard is stated to be available only until 16 October. Check your regional RRB website for the result PDF, scorecard access and any subsequent instructions. The result notice links to the central RRB site at rrb.indianrailways.gov.in.

Selection Process

The ALP selection sequence comprises CBT 1, CBT 2, CBAT, document verification and a medical examination. Candidates listed in the CBT 2 result are provisionally shortlisted for CBAT; being called to that stage does not guarantee appointment. The notice states that candidature may be cancelled if a discrepancy or malpractice is identified.

CBT 2 has two parts: Part A is used for merit and Part B is qualifying. A candidate who meets the Part A cut-off but fails to qualify Part B is not shortlisted. RRBs are expected to notify candidates about the CBAT city-intimation slip through their websites, SMS and email, about 10 days before the test. The notice says CBAT may take place any time after 25 October, with an exact date to be announced.

RRB selection is described as computerised and merit-based. Candidates should not pay anyone who claims to be able to secure a railway job or influence the result.

If you appeared in CBT 2, check your regional PDF and download your scorecard before the stated deadline. Candidates shortlisted for CBAT should monitor official RRB communications for the city-intimation slip and examination details.