Railways

Railway exams are held by the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) and Railway Recruitment Cells (RRC). Millions of candidates apply for these exams when the notification is announced. The RRBs handle recruitment for technical, paramedical, and ministerial roles, while the RRCs manage hiring for Group D posts. Railway exams include positions like RRB NTPC, RRB ALP, and RRB Group D. The eligibility criteria vary for each exam, so candidates can apply as long as they meet the requirements for the specific post.

• RRB Group D
• RRB ALP
• RPF SI Exam
• RRB JE Exam
• RRB NTPC Exam
• RPF Constable Exam 
• RRB Paramedical Recruitment

RRB Group D Exam

The RRB Group D Exam is a key railway test for various roles like attendant, gatekeeper, porter, helper, and pointsman. These jobs provide an opportunity to work in the Indian Railway Department's organized sector, along with the benefits of a government job.

The RRB Group D exam consists of the following stages:

1. Computer-Based Test (CBT)
2. Physical Ability Test
3. Document Verification
4. Medical Fitness Test

Railway Recruitment Board Assistant Loco Pilot (RRB ALP)

"The Railway Recruitment Board conducts exams for jobs like Assistant Loco Pilot. A driver plays a crucial role in ensuring the railway system runs smoothly and safely transports passengers. Those interested in driving trains can apply for this job. The Assistant Loco Pilot is one of the best positions in Indian Railways.

To take this railway exam, you need to be at least eighteen years old, and the maximum age limit is twenty-eight. Candidates must have completed Matriculation/SSLC or Act Apprenticeship. Those with a three-year diploma or an engineering degree in mechanical, electrical, electronics, or automotive engineering are also eligible to apply.

RRB NTPC Exam

The RRB NTPC exam is one of the largest recruitment exams in India, designed to select candidates for various non-technical positions in Indian Railways.

This exam is conducted to fill vacancies for roles such as clerk, traffic assistant, goods guard, station master, commercial apprentice, and others. These positions do not require specialized technical skills or qualifications, so they are classified as non-technical.

Railway Protection Force Sub Inspector (RPF SI)

To join the Railway Protection Force (RPF) as a Sub Inspector (SI), you must pass the RPF SI exam. Sub Inspectors have challenging roles, facing various tasks daily. The Railway Protection Force board conducts this exam for the Constable and RPF Sub Inspector positions.

For general category applicants, the age limit to apply is between 20 and 28 years. Candidates must have graduated from a recognized college or university in any stream. Additionally, candidates must meet certain physical eligibility requirements to appear for the exam.

RPF Constable Exam

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) is a special security unit formed for Indian Railways. In 2024, a significant number of RPF constable vacancies are expected to be announced by Indian Railways for two reasons: the growing need for security on the expanding railway network and the Central Government’s focus on increasing employment in its agencies and related sectors.