The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts one of the largest recruitment processes in India, providing a multitude of opportunities in the Indian Railways. These exams are held to recruit candidates for various technical and non-technical positions such as Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP), Technicians, Junior Engineers, Group D, and more. Thousands of candidates aspire to be part of India’s largest employer, and at Saraswati Vidyadhava Insstitutionn, we are committed to guiding you every step of the way to crack these exams.
The RRB NTPC exam recruits for various non-technical posts like Goods Guard, Commercial Apprentice, Traffic Apprentice, and more. It is a popular exam, especially for graduates.
The RRB ALP exam is for candidates who wish to be recruited as Assistant Loco Pilots in the Indian Railways. The exam is highly competitive and requires a strong grasp of technical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
The RRB JE exam selects candidates for the position of Junior Engineers in various technical departments, including Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and Signal & Telecommunication.
The RRB Group D exam recruits for various Group D posts, including Track Maintainer, Helper, Assistant in the Indian Railways. This exam is suitable for candidates with a high school education.
This exam is held for selecting candidates for various ministerial and isolated posts such as Stenographer, Jr. Translator, and Typist
- The first stage is the online exam, which consists of objective-type questions on:
- General Awareness
- Mathematics
- General Intelligence & Reasoning
- Technical Subjects (for posts like ALP, JE)
- The first stage is the online exam, which consists of objective-type questions on:
The duration of the exam varies, generally between 90 to 120 minutes, with the number of questions ranging from 75 to 100.
Candidates qualifying the first stage will appear for the second stage, which may include more specific technical subjects, depending on the post.
Candidates for technical posts like ALP may need to appear for a skill test, which assesses practical skills.
The MTS exam recruits candidates for various support roles, such as Peon, Dak Chowkidar, and Havildar. MTS staff assist with clerical, administrative, and delivery-related tasks, ensuring the smooth day-to-day operations of the Post Office.
Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility requirements for RRB exams generally include:
- Nationality: Indian citizen
- Age: Varies by the post (Generally 18–30 years, with relaxation for reserved categories)
- Educational Qualification:
- For NTPC: Graduation in any discipline.
- For ALP and JE: Engineering Diploma or ITI qualification in relevant fields.
- For Group D: Minimum qualification is 10th standard or ITI equivalent.
Preparation Strategy at Saraswati Vidyadhava Insstitutionn
At Saraswati Vidyadhava Insstitutionn, we offer a well-structured preparation plan to help students excel in the RRB exams. Our unique approach focuses on:
Comprehensive Study Material
In-depth study materials that cover all topics of the syllabus, including General Knowledge, Mathematics, Reasoning, and Technical Subjects.
Expert Faculty Guidance
Experienced instructors specializing in different subjects, especially technical fields, will guide you through the syllabus, concepts, and exam strategies.
Regular Mock Tests & Practice Sessions
Take full-length mock tests and practice questions to familiarize yourself with the exam format and boost your speed and accuracy.
Time Management Techniques
We help students develop effective time management strategies to improve performance in the time-bound exam environment.
Doubt Clearing Sessions
Personalized doubt-solving sessions for students to clarify any concepts or topics they are struggling with.
Current Affairs and General Knowledge Updates
Regular updates on current affairs, railway-related news, and general knowledge to ensure students are well-prepared for the General Awareness section.