The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially released the RRB NTPC Undergraduate City Intimation Slip 2026 for candidates appearing in the Computer-Based Test (CBT) under CEN 07/2025. The slip became available from 3 June onward on the official portals, including rrb.digialm.com and various regional websites. Candidates can access their exam city details by logging into the candidate portal using their registration number and date of birth.
City Slip Release for June Exam Candidates
The RRB has activated the city intimation slip specifically for candidates scheduled to appear in the June examination, which is set to take place on 13 and 14 June. This slip provides essential information regarding the exam city and shift allocation for the CBT. It is a crucial document for candidates to plan their travel and logistics ahead of the examination.
Exam Schedule and Recruitment Details Under CEN 07/2025
The examination under CEN 07/2025 is being conducted from 7 May to 20 June, with three shifts per day across more than 200 exam centres nationwide. This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 3,058 undergraduate posts. The positions include Commercial cum Ticket Clerk, Accounts Clerk cum Typist, Junior Clerk cum Typist, and Trains Clerk. The selection process is designed to identify suitable candidates for these roles within the Indian Railways.
Direct Link to Check and Download the RRB NTPC UG City Slip 2026
Candidates can directly access the city intimation slip by visiting the official websites: rrb.digialm.com or rrbcdg.gov.in. On these portals, they need to navigate to the candidate login section and enter their registration number and date of birth. The system will then generate a PDF containing the candidate's name, roll number, exam shift, and allotted city. It is advisable to download and print the slip for future reference.
Admit Card and Selection Process Timeline
According to the RRB schedule, the admit card will be released four days before the respective exam date. The selection process comprises multiple stages: CBT 1, CBT 2, Computer-Based Aptitude Test, and document verification. Candidates must clear each stage to progress to the next. The city intimation slip is a preliminary document, while the admit card will contain additional details such as exam centre address and reporting time.
How to Download City Intimation Slip
To download the city intimation slip, candidates should follow these steps: Visit rrb.digialm.com or rrbcdg.gov.in. Select the candidate login section. Enter the registration number and date of birth. Click submit to view the PDF. The document includes the candidate's name, roll number, examination shift, and allotted city. It is recommended to keep multiple copies for safety.
Important Information for Candidates
The city intimation slip is made available nine days before the scheduled examination date, while admit cards are issued four days prior. A total of 63,27,474 candidates have registered for this recruitment process, which is conducted in computer-based mode. The slip contains critical details such as candidate name, roll number, examination shift, and allotted city. Candidates should verify all information and report any discrepancies to the RRB immediately.
Official Website Access and PDF Availability
Candidates can access the active PDF link for the city intimation slip on rrbcdg.gov.in and rrb.digialm.com. The document under CEN 07/2025 is also available through the candidate login on regional railway websites. Earlier, the Phase 1 city slip was issued on 27 April for examinations held in May. The current release supports June candidates appearing in the second phase. Exams are conducted in three shifts across more than 200 centres under CBT mode, as per the RRB schedule and online updates.
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