The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) is set to announce the RRB NTPC 2025 Undergraduate Typing Skill Test dates shortly, according to the latest update. Participants who qualified through earlier stages of the recruitment drive are advised to stay alert for notifications on respective regional RRB websites.
RRB NTPC 2025 UG Typing Skill Test Update
RRB NTPC 2025 UG Typing Skill Test (TST) was initially scheduled but later cancelled. The board plans to release fresh dates for this qualifying stage soon. The Typing Skill Test is a necessary part of the selection process for certain undergraduate-level posts and is conducted in computer-based mode.
About RRB NTPC 2025 Recruitment
The RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) 2025 recruitment drive aims to fill 11,558 vacancies for both graduate and undergraduate level posts across the Indian Railways. Candidates go through multiple stages including CBTs and skill tests as part of the selection process. The RRB NTPC UG recruitment process typically includes:
- CBT/Computer-Based Tests
- Typing Skill Test/Qualifying Test
- Document Verification
- Medical Examination
What Candidates Should Know About Typing Skill Test?
The Typing Skill Test is a qualifying examination for specific clerical and typing posts under the NTPC umbrella. Performance in this test does not contribute marks toward the final score but is mandatory to qualify for the next stage of recruitment. Key details about the test include:
- Typing Duration: 10 minutes
- Speed Requirement: 30 words per minute in English or 25 words per minute in Hindi
- Error Rules: Errors up to a permissible percentage are ignored; beyond that, deductions apply.
Expected Announcement and Next Steps
Railway aspirants waiting for Typing Skill Test dates are encouraged to regularly check the official portals of their respective regional RRBs. Official announcements regarding TST schedules, city slips, and admit card download links will be made available as soon as they are finalised. RRB notifications and updates on exam schedules remain the definitive source for all recruitment-related timelines and instructions.