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The objection facility will remain available only for the period specified by RRB. Candidates should therefore check the exact opening and closing date once the official notice is released. The Board will not accept representations after the deadline. Candidates are advised to complete their objection submission well before the closing time to avoid issues caused by website traffic or payment failures. After submitting an objection, candidates should save the confirmation or transaction details wherever provided. These records can be useful if there is a technical issue relating to the submission.

The official notification for CEN 09/2025 describes the recruitment process as Single Stage CBT, PET, Document Verification and Medical Examination. Candidates should therefore avoid confusion with recruitment cycles where two CBT stages may be conducted. The exact selection process applicable to CEN 09/2025 should be followed as specified in the official notification. Once the answer key is released, the immediate focus should be on calculating the CBT score and checking whether an objection is necessary. Candidates shortlisted based on CBT merit will then be considered for the qualifying PET stage.

The revised vacancy distribution includes several Level-1 posts. The reported figures include

The Railway Recruitment Board will open an objection window after releasing the provisional answer key. Candidates who believe that a question, option or official answer contains an error can raise an objection through the prescribed process. Candidates should carefully read the official objection notice because it will specify the opening and closing date, fee per objection, payment method and evidence requirements. The objection facility is not to file general complaints about the examination. Candidates should challenge only those questions for which they have a genuine and supportable reason. The final decision regarding objections will be taken by RRB after examining the representations received from candidates.

The RRB Group D CBT consists of questions from Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Science, and General Awareness and Current Affairs. According to the official CEN, the indicative distribution is 25 questions from Mathematics, 30 from General Intelligence and Reasoning, 25 from General Science and 20 from General Awareness and Current Affairs. This makes a total of 100 questions carrying 100 marks. Candidates calculating their expected score should therefore focus on the responses actually recorded in their individual response sheet rather than assuming a particular section-wise distribution.

The RRB Group D 2026 CBT under CEN 09/2025 was conducted from August 3 to August 25, 2026, in multiple shifts at examination centres across the country. Candidates who appeared in the CBT can now expect the next major recruitment-stage update in the form of the provisional answer key and response sheet. The answer key is important because it enables candidates to calculate their probable marks before the official result is announced. Candidates should carefully compare their recorded responses with the provisional key rather than relying only on unofficial answer keys circulating on social media. RRB will provide link for candidates to view their questions, responses and the corresponding answers. Any discrepancy in the provisional key can be challenged during the objection window announced by the Board.