RRB Releases NTPC UG 2025 Answer Key; Objections Can Be Raised

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has published the answer key for the RRB Non-Technical Popular Categories Under Graduate (NTPC UG) Computer-Based Test (CBT) 2, conducted on October 13, 2025. Candidates can access the answer key through the official regional websites of the RRB, requiring their registration number and date of birth for verification.

In conjunction with the answer key, the RRB has also made available the response sheets for the CBT 2. An official notice from the board states, “CLICK HERE TO VIEW LINK ON VIEWING OF CBT-II (HELD ON 13-10-2025) QUESTIONS, RESPONSES AND KEYS & RAISING OF OBJECTIONS IF ANY TO QUESTIONS/OPTIONS/KEYS FOR CEN 05/2024 NTPC (GRADUATE).” This provides candidates with the necessary information to review their answers and raise any concerns.

Objections and the Challenge Process

Candidates who identify discrepancies in the provisional answer key are permitted to submit objections online. Each objection must be substantiated with valid evidence, and a fee per question will be required. The RRB has not yet announced the specific dates for raising objections, which will be crucial for candidates wishing to contest any answers.

To challenge the answer key, candidates should follow the instructions provided on the RRB’s regional websites. Once the RRB evaluates all objections, a final answer key will be prepared and published. The results for the RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 will be announced following the release of the final answer key.

Next Steps for Candidates

Successful candidates will advance to the next phase of the selection process, which includes a typing skill test, document verification, and a medical examination. A total of 11,558 NTPC posts will be filled through this recruitment drive, comprising 8,113 vacancies at the graduate level and 3,445 vacancies at the undergraduate level.

For further updates on job opportunities and the recruitment process, candidates are encouraged to stay informed through official RRB channels.