RRB NTPC CBT 1 test series software for coaching institutes

Short answer: To set up a RRB NTPC CBT 1 test series for your coaching institute, build a computer-based mock on your branded portal conducted by the Railway Recruitment Boards. It covers 3 sections. The paper runs about 90 minutes. Offer it in English and Hindi. Copy the exact sections, timing and negative marking from the latest official notification into your test pattern before you publish it to a batch.

Run your RRB NTPC CBT 1 test series on a branded portal that mirrors the real computer-based exam screen. This page shows the exam pattern at a glance and how to reflect it in a mock test on your institute's portal.

Exam pattern at a glance

Use the fields below as a quick reference, then confirm every number against the current official notification before you publish a mock.

  • Conducting body: Railway Recruitment Boards
  • Exam category: Railways
  • Duration: about 90 minutes
  • Sections: General Awareness (40 Q, 40 marks); Mathematics (30 Q, 30 marks); General Intelligence & Reasoning (30 Q, 30 marks)
  • Stages: CBT 1 -> CBT 2 -> Typing / aptitude test -> Document verification
  • Languages: English, Hindi

Build the mock on your portal

Create a test from a blueprint or define your own sections, duration and marking, then enter the marks per question and the negative-marking penalty from the current notice.

Import your batch by CSV, publish the test, and scorecards, batch ranks and mistake analysis are computed automatically after students submit.

Keep it current

Patterns change between cycles. Before each RRB NTPC CBT 1 test series, read the latest official notification from Railway Recruitment Boards and update your sections, timing and marking to match.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find the official RRB NTPC CBT 1 pattern?

In the latest official notification published by Railway Recruitment Boards for the current recruitment cycle.

Can students practise on an exam-style screen?

Yes. The test screen has section timers, the question palette and negative marking used in computer-based exams.

Is there a charge per test?

No. Plans are priced by enrolled students, with no per-test charges.

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