RRB Group D Exam Date 2021 update: The Railway Recruitment Board has released RRB Group D Exam Date 2021 on December 8, 2021.
While the board has released an important notice regarding computer-based exams for various level 1 posts, candidates who have applied for the RRB Group D exam can get more details on the official website, rrbcdg.gov.in.
“The link of viewing exam city and Date and downloading of travelling authority of SC/ST candidates will be made available on all RRB websites in due course i.e. 10 days prior to start of exam,” the notification reads. The admit card for the exam will be made available four days prior to the CBT date mentioned in the exam city and date intimation link.
The CBT as per details provided in CEN No. RRC-01/2019 will commence tentatively from 23rd February 2022 in multiple phases, subject to the prevailing conditions and Government guidelines issued from time to time in view of handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The link of viewing Exam City and Date and downloading of Travelling Authority of SC/ST candidates will be made available on all RRB websites in due course i.e. 10 days prior to start of exam.
Downloading of E-call letters will start from four days prior to CBT date mentioned in exam city and date intimation link.
RRB Group D Exam Date 2021: Check details here
In regards to 4,85,607 candidates whose applications were found rejected on the ground of invalid photograph and/or signature, for those the modification link will be live from December 15, 2021 to December 26, 2021 on all the official websites of RRBs for uploading of photograph and/or signature afresh as one time opportunity. Thereafter, decision of RRBs regarding validity of photograph/signature shall be final and binding on candidates. In this process the candidates whose application found accepted will also be scheduled in subsequent phases of CBT exam of CEN No. RRC01/2019.
Candidates are advised to refer only to the official websites of RRBs for latest updates on the recruitment process. Please do not be misled by unauthenticated sources.
Candidates should beware of touts who try to misguide them with fake promises of appointment for jobs on illegal consideration. RRB selections are based on Computer Based Test (CBT) and recruitment is based only on the merit of the candidates.
