RRB NTPC Exam Date 2025 & City Intimation Slip

Introduction

Imagine cracking government exams from your hometown in a small Tier 2/3 city—no long commutes, no travel hassles. It’s the dream for many. But what if your exam city is decided only 10 days before the big day? That’s why the RRB NTPC Exam Date 2025 City Intimation Slip is a game-changer.

With 11,558 vacancies and over 1.21 crore applicants, every detail counts. And when candidates get city slips 10 days in advance, you can plan locally—book transport, sketch a study schedule, and manage nerves.

Curious about official exam dates, slip download steps, and smart preparation tips for folks across India? Let’s dive in.

Official 2025 Dates – Mark Your Calendar

EventGraduateUndergraduate (12th‑pass)
Exam PeriodJune 5–24, 2025Aug 7–Sep 8, 2025
City Intimation SlipReleased ~10 days beforeMay 26, 2025Releases around July 28–29, 2025
Admit CardAvailable June 1, 2025Available Aug 3, 2025

Why It Matters

  • City slips give you time to plan local travel—critical in Tier‑2/3 areas.
  • Admit cards confirm the exact center and roll number—your entry pass. No slip = no entry.

How to Download Your Slip & Admit Card

  1. Head to your region’s RRB portal (e.g. rrbcdg.gov.in or rrbapply.gov.in).
  2. Click “City Intimation Slip 2025” link.
  3. Log in with registration details or DOB.
  4. Download and save the slip.
  5. Revisit the page 4 days before your exam to grab the admit card.

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What’s on These Slips?

  • Name, Roll, Category, Exam City + Center
  • Date & Shift Timing
  • Important instructions (e.g., Aadhaar biometric, no-change policy)

Slip ≠ Admit Card!
The city slip helps with travel prep. Only the admit card—issued 4 days ahead—is required for exam entry.

Exam Pattern & Syllabus Overview

CBT‑1 (Both Levels)

  • 100 questions – 90 minutes
  • Sections:
    • General Awareness (40 Qs)
    • Maths (30 Qs)
    • Reasoning & Intelligence (30 Qs)
  • Negative marking: –1/3

CBT‑2 (For qualifiers)

  • 120 questions in 90 minutes, similar topics, slightly tougher

Preparation Strategy for Tier‑2/3 & Undergraduate Aspirants

  • Master the structure: 100 Qs in 90 mins → time allocation matters.
  • Maths & Reasoning: focus on speed with accuracy. Use simple formula sheets and daily practice.
  • Current Affairs: pick regional + national news. A 15-minute daily habit goes a long way.
  • Mock Tests: simulate the 90‑min environment.
  • Day-before Strategy:
    • City slip? Check travel.
    • Admit card? Save two prints.
    • Documents? Aadhaar, extra photo, 2 masks.
    • Rest early.

FAQs: About RRB NTPC Exam Date 2025

When is the RRB NTPC City Intimation Slip released?

City slips arrive ≈10 days before your exam—May 26 (Grad) and July 28–29 (UG).

Can I change the exam city after slip release?

No, the slip is final. Report as per allotted city or risk forfeiting your seat.

What’s the difference between slip and admit card?

City slip = info & travel prep
Admit card = actual entry pass with roll number & center.

When can I download the admit card?

Admit cards drop 4 days before: June 1 (Grad), Aug 3 (UG).

Travel pass available?

Yes, SC/ST candidates can download a free travel pass from the portal after admit card release.

Conclusion & CTA

So, what’s your next move?

  • Mark your dates—especially slip and admit card days.
  • Download early and stay alert for changes.
  • Plan travel now to avoid last-minute rushes.

“Want a downloadable version? Grab our free NTPC Prep Toolkit with timelines, checklists, and exam-day hacks.”

Join our free Slack community to connect with 2025 aspirants, share notes, and resolve doubts—especially if you’re prepping from a Tier‑2/3 city.

All the best—let’s ace those NTPC seats, no city slip surprises included!

Aavani is a seasoned journalist with over 6 years of experience in digital media and multilingual content creation. Currently contributing to OneIndia Tamil, Aavani specializes in delivering insightful and engaging stories that resonate with Tamil-speaking audiences across Tamil Nadu and beyond. With a strong grasp of current affairs, culture, and digital trends, she covers a wide spectrum of topics—from politics and business to entertainment, sports, astrology, lifestyle, and more.

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