Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) NTPC Exam 2025 has received a major response. A total of 12167679 candidates have applied for this exam, which clearly shows how popular and competitive it is to government job candidates. The RRB NTPC exam is conducted in Indian Railways for the posts of various non-technical categories. These include important positions like station master, goods guard, clerk cum typist, junior account assistant, and more. The examination provides jobs in various railway areas of the country.
This year, RRB has announced a total of 11,558 vacancies for NTPC posts. Even if the number of vacancies is good, the number of applicants is very high. This means that a lot of candidates will compete for each available posts, making the selection process highly competitive and challenging.
Why so many candidates?
Government jobs in Indian Railways are considered very reliable and safe. They provide the possibility of a stable income, pension and medical facilities such as benefits and promotion. Due to these advantages, railway jobs are always in high demand. The NTPC exam includes popular positions, which do not require technical qualifications, so many graduates and 12th-pass candidates are eligible to apply. As a result, more than 1.21 crore candidates have shown interest in grabbing the opportunity through the RRB NTPC 2025 examination.
RRB NTPC 2025 Exam Procedure
The selection process for RRB NTPC 2025 is multi-phase. It begins with a computer-based test (CBT) 1 after CBT 2, which is slightly more concentrated on the post-specific course. After that, some positions require typing skill test or aptitude test. Once the candidates pass these tests, they undergo a document verification and a medical examination. Only those candidates who clean all stages will be selected for the final appointment.
With 115558 vacancies and more than 1.21 crore applications, the RRB NTPC 2025 exam is one of the country’s largest recruitment processes. Candidates are eagerly waiting for the exam dates and further updates from the Railway Recruitment Board.
