RRB Technician Admit Card 2026: Download Hall Ticket
Job highlights
| Organisation | Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs), Ministry of Railways, Government of India |
|---|---|
| Location | India |
| Employment type | Other |
| Vacancies | 6565 |
| Posted | Oct 2, 2026 |
The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs), under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, have made the e-call letter available for candidates registered for CEN No. 02/2026. Candidates appearing for the Technician Grade-I Signal or Technician Grade-III Computer Based Test should download and print their admit card before travelling to the examination centre.
The notification covers 6,565 vacancies, and the CBT is scheduled from 6 to 9 October 2026. The admit card is available online through the RRB portal; candidates log in with their registration number and password, which is their date of birth. The examination is conducted as a CBT, and RRB states that recruitment is based on candidates’ merit.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Exam city intimation | 27 September 2026 |
| Admit card release | 2 October 2026 |
| Technician CBT | 6–9 October 2026 |
Vacancy Details
The notification reports 6,565 vacancies in total for Technician Grade-I Signal and Technician Grade-III. A post-wise or category-wise distribution is not provided in the admit card information available here.
How to Apply
Applications are not being invited through this admit card notice. Registered candidates can use these steps to download their e-call letter from the official RRB portal:
- Visit rrbapply.gov.in.
- Select the Candidate Login option on the homepage.
- Enter your registration number and user password. The password is your date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
- Complete the displayed captcha and select Login.
- Check the e-call letter shown on screen, download it and take a colour printout to carry to the exam centre.
The exam city intimation slip is not an admit card. It provides preliminary information about the examination city and date; the e-call letter contains the exact centre address and details such as reporting time and instructions. Candidates should check their e-call letter for their allotted shift, reporting time and gate closure time. The CBT runs in multiple shifts, and the precise exam start time depends on the allotted shift.
Carry the colour admit-card printout and original valid photo identification. Examples listed include Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport and Driving Licence. Candidates are also asked to carry Aadhaar in addition to other identification; Aadhaar-enabled biometric verification will take place at the centre. Keep Aadhaar unlocked in the UIDAI system, and check that its name, date of birth (as shown on the Class 10 certificate), latest photograph, address and father’s name are correct. Biometrics should be updated if they were not updated after reaching age 15. Carry a passport-size photograph matching the one uploaded during registration if required, and a transparent blue or black ballpoint pen only if permitted.
Mobile phones, smartwatches and digital watches, Bluetooth devices, earphones, calculators, electronic or communication devices, pen drives, storage devices, electronic accessories, books, notes, papers and other study material are listed as items not to bring. Follow the instructions on the e-call letter. Entry is permitted only after security checks, biometric authentication and document verification. Reach the centre before the examination starts; requests to change the date, city, shift or centre will not be accepted.
Selection Process
The examination covered by CEN No. 02/2026 is a Computer Based Test. RRB states that recruitment is based on candidates’ merit through the CBT. The admit card notice does not specify any other selection stages.
Registered candidates should download and review their e-call letter well before their scheduled exam date, and carry the required printout and identification to the centre. For updates, use official RRB websites and be cautious of unauthorised claims or promises of appointment in exchange for payment.
Important links
- Official RRB portal: https://rrbapply.gov.in/
Frequently asked questions
When is the RRB Technician CEN 02/2026 CBT? +
The CBT for Technician Grade-I Signal and Technician Grade-III is scheduled from 6 to 9 October 2026. Check your e-call letter for your allotted date and shift.
How can I download the RRB Technician admit card? +
Visit rrbapply.gov.in, open Candidate Login, and sign in with your registration number and date of birth as the password in DD/MM/YYYY format. Complete the captcha, log in, and download the e-call letter.
Will RRB send the Technician admit card by post? +
No. The e-call letter is available online through the RRB portal and must be downloaded by the candidate.
Is the exam city intimation slip the same as the admit card? +
No. The city intimation slip provides preliminary city and date information. The admit card provides the exact examination centre address, reporting time and other instructions.
What should I bring to the examination centre? +
Bring a colour printout of the admit card and original valid photo identification. Aadhaar is requested in addition to other ID, and candidates will undergo Aadhaar-enabled biometric verification. Carry a matching passport-size photograph if required; bring a transparent blue or black ballpoint pen only if permitted.
How many vacancies are mentioned in the RRB Technician CEN 02/2026 notice? +
The notice reports 6,565 total vacancies for Technician Grade-I Signal and Technician Grade-III. It does not provide a category-wise or post-wise vacancy breakdown in the admit card information.