RRB NTPC Answer Key Out @rrbcdg.gov.in, Check Last Date to Object

The Railway Recruitment Board has released the RRB NTPC Graduate Level Answer Key 2025 Today, i.e., July 1, 2025. Candidates are able to access the answer sheet at the official website, rrbcdg.gov.in, by using their ID and password. Candidates can object to the answer key till July 6, 2025. The candidates can raise their objections using the objection tracker, and they must have to pay INR 100 per question as the fee.

On the basis of the objection raised, the authority will prepare the final answer key. And after that, within a few days, the result will be declared. The RRB NTPC CBT 1 exam was held from June 5, 2025.

How To Download The RRB NTPC Graduate Level Answer Key 2025?

RRB NTPC Graduate Level Answer Key 2025 is already available. Candidates are able to download the answer key using their login credentials. Here is the step-by-step guide to download the answer key:

• Visit the official website, rrbcdg.gov.in.
• Click on the ‘Graduate Level CBT exam 1 Answer Key’ link.
• Enter your login credentials along with the captcha.
• Two tabs will be displayed on the screen - Candidate Details and Candidate’s Response.
• Click on Candidate’s Response to view your answer sheet.
• After this, the candidate has to click on ‘Download the question paper’.
• The answer key will be displayed on the screen along with your response sheet.
• Download and save it for future reference.

The RRB NTPC Graduate Level Cuttoff 2025: Factors Affecting

Some factors affect the result indirectly, so the factors affecting the cutoff are:

• Number of Applicants
• Number of Vacancies
• Level of Competition

The RRB NTPC Graduate Level 2025: Marking Scheme

The marking scheme that is going to be followed by the Railway Recruitment Board while making the result is stated below. Candidate can use this marking scheme to get an approximation of their marks through the answer key.

• For each correct answer, the candidate will get +1 mark.
• For each incorrect answer, there will be negative marking of ⅓, i.e., (-⅓) will be deducted for each incorrect answer.