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RRB Group D Exam City / Admit Card 2026 Out

Posted: 4 Aug 2026Ali HassanAuthor: Ali HassanViews: 1
Short Information: RRB has revised the Group D CBT schedule and is releasing exam city slips and admit cards in phases. Cards for the 3–6 August exam dates are already live. Here's the full revised 16-day schedule, why it changed, and exactly how to download your hall ticket.
RRB Group D Exam City & Admit Card 2026 (Revised)

RRB Group D Exam City / Admit Card 2026 – Schedule Modified and Here’s How It’s Going to Be Different

The schedule for RRB Group D Exam City Admit Card 2026 is really going to be different from the original schedule announced by the board. This revision of the CEN 09/2025 CBT schedule for RRB Group D Exam 2026 is official through a notice issued on 3 July 2026, and now the examination will be held over 16 days in August instead of one continuous schedule. Admit cards for those appearing in the exam on 3, 4, 5 and 6 August are already downloadable with the other admit cards coming online about four days before the respective dates.

Quick Overview

DetailInformation
Recruiting BodyRailway Recruitment Boards (RRB)
Advertisement No.CEN 09/2025
Post LevelLevel-1 (Group D)
Total Vacancies22,195
Candidates AppearingApproximately 87 lakh
CBT Exam Days16 specific dates across August 2026
City Intimation SlipReleased from 24 July 2026
Admit CardReleased in phases from 31 July 2026
Official Portalrrb.digialm.com / rrb.indianrailways.gov.in

The Revised Schedule — 16 Specific Dates, Not a Continuous Range

This is the detail worth getting exactly right, since it changed from earlier reporting. The CBT now runs on:

3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 25 August 2026

Notice that 25 August sits outside what earlier coverage described as a straightforward "3–21 August" window — it's a later, separate addition to the schedule. If you saw an older article listing only "3rd to 21st August," that's now outdated; check your specific City Intimation Slip for your actual assigned date rather than assuming based on a general date range.

City Intimation Slip vs. Admit Card — Both Matter Here

RRB releases these as two separate documents, on two different timelines:

  1. Exam City Intimation Slip: Released around 10 days before your specific exam date, telling you which city you're assigned to. This also includes the Travel Authority download option for SC/ST candidates.
  2. Admit Card (Hall Ticket): Released approximately 4 days before your specific exam date, with your exact centre, shift, and reporting time.
  3. Both are tied to your individual exam date, not a single blanket release for everyone. If you're scheduled for a later date in the 16-day spread, don't worry that your card isn't out yet just because someone with an earlier date already has theirs — check back closer to your specific date.
  4. **➡️ Download your RRB Group D Exam City slip and Admit Card as each becomes available for your specific date — don't wait for a single blanket release, since RRB is issuing both in phases.

    How to Download Your Admit Card

    1. Visit the official portal at rrb.digialm.com or rrb.indianrailways.gov.in, or your specific regional RRB's website.
    2. Look for the link titled "RRB Group-D CBT-I Admit Card 2026 (CEN 09/2025)."
    3. Select your region if prompted (e.g., RRB Ahmedabad, RRB Patna, RRB Chennai).
    4. Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth, or your password.
    5. Complete the captcha/security check if prompted.
    6. Your admit card will display — check your exam date, shift, reporting time, and exam centre address carefully.
    7. Download and print at least two copies.

    If you've forgotten your registration number or password, use the "Forgot Registration Number" or "Forgot Password" option on the login portal rather than trying to create a new profile.

    For updates on other Railway and government exam admit card releases, check our Admit Cards section.

    Documents to Carry on Exam Day

    1. Printed admit card (color, at least 2 copies)
    2. Original valid photo ID (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving License)
    3. Passport-size photographs, if specifically required per your admit card's instructions
    4. Travel Authority document, if you're an SC/ST candidate who downloaded one alongside your city slip

    Exam Details Worth Knowing

    CBT is a marks-based examination with negative marking for wrong answers; you get 100 total marks. The exam has been scheduled to conduct at more than 200+ centers in 3 shifts across 21 railway zones like RRB Ahmedabad, RRB Bangalore, RRB Chennai, RRB Kolkata, RRB Mumbai, RRB Patna, etc. With 108825 posts and 87 lakh registered candidates, you can imagine the crowd at railway examination centers. It is better to reach well before the reporting time mentioned in the hall ticket.

    What If You Face a Login or Discrepancy Issue?

    In such cases, in case you face an issue while logging in or there is a discrepancy in the details displayed when you download the admit card, it is advised that you should contact the conducting body through the helpline number provided on their website rather than waiting until the last moment for exam days.

    The RRB group D exam city admit card 2026 release has a revised pattern as compared to the previously declared schedule. Instead of a one-time release of the admit cards with a particular range of exam dates, there are 16 specific exam dates and cards are being released on a daily basis. So if your exam is scheduled to be held later in the schedule, be patient as your card will be released four days prior to your exam. However, it is important you confirm the exact exam date from your city intimation slip and not the tentative exam range as mentioned in the initial schedule and ensure you have all your documents including photo ID proof, printed admit card and travel authority (if any) ready in advance.



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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Q1. Has the RRB Group D exam schedule changed?

Yes. RRB revised it via an official notice dated 3 July 2026 — the CBT now runs across 16 specific dates in August rather than a simple continuous range.

Q. Q2. What are the exact RRB Group D CBT dates?

3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 25 August 2026.

Q. Q3. Is the admit card released for all candidates at once?

No. It's released in phases, roughly four days before each candidate's specific exam date. Cards for 3–6 August exams are already live.

Q. Q4. What is the difference between the City Intimation Slip and the Admit Card?

The City Slip (released ~10 days before your exam) confirms your assigned city. The Admit Card (released ~4 days before) has your exact centre, shift, and reporting time.

Q. Q5. How do I download my RRB Group D Admit Card?

Log in at rrb.digialm.com or rrb.indianrailways.gov.in using your Registration Number and Date of Birth or password.

Q. Q6. How many total vacancies does this recruitment cover?

22,195 Level-1 (Group D) posts under CEN 09/2025.

Q. Q7. What documents should I carry to the exam?

Printed admit card, original valid photo ID, passport photos if specified, and a Travel Authority document if you're an SC/ST candidate who downloaded one.

Q. Q8. What if I face a login issue or find a discrepancy on my admit card?

Report it to the examination authority through the official helpline immediately rather than waiting until exam day.

Ali Hassan
Government Jobs & Exam Content Author

Ali Hassan is a dedicated exam research specialist and education content strategist at Mock Test Center. He has over 4 years of experience analyzing Sarkari job exams, syllabus pat...

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