RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 Marks and Normalisation Calculator

Stop calculating answer key manually. Paste your official response sheet URL to analyze your performance across 120 questions. Calculate your raw score, apply 1/3 negative marking, and predict your normalised rank for RRB NTPC CBT 2 Graduate (CEN 06/2025) and Undergraduate (CEN 07/2025) levels.

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Questions

120 MCQs

Negative

⅓ Mark

Duration

90 Min

Max Marks

120

Accuracy Tracker

Processes all 120 questions to give you a precise count of Correct, Wrong, and Unattempted answers with ⅓ negative marks deduction.

Subject Breakdown

Section-wise score for General Awareness (50), Mathematics (35), and General Intelligence & Reasoning (35).

Normalisation & Rank

Estimated normalized marks and predicted category-wise rank based on shift difficulty comparison for your specific level.

RRB NTPC CBT 2 2026 — CEN Overview

DetailGraduate Level (CEN 06/2025)Undergraduate Level (CEN 07/2025)
CEN NumberCEN 06/2025CEN 07/2025
CBT 2 Exam DateJuly 10, 2026September 17, 2026
EligibilityBachelor's Degree or equivalent12th (+2) Pass or equivalent
Age Limit (as on 01/01/2026)18 – 33 years18 – 30 years
Mode of ExamComputer-Based Test (Online)Computer-Based Test (Online)
Selection ProcessCBT 1 → CBT 2 → CBAT/TST → DV → MedicalCBT 1 → CBT 2 → TST → DV → Medical

RRB NTPC CBT 2 Exam Pattern — All Levels

SubjectQuestionsMarksDuration
General Awareness505090 minutes
Mathematics3535
General Intelligence & Reasoning3535
Total12012090 minutes

Marking: +1 for correct. −⅓ (−0.33) for incorrect. No deduction for unattempted.

RRB NTPC Salary Structure (7th CPC)

PostLevelPay Scale (₹)In-Hand (₹)
Station MasterLevel 635,400 – 1,12,400~50,000 – 55,000
Goods Train ManagerLevel 529,200 – 92,300~42,000 – 47,000
Chief Commercial cum Ticket SupervisorLevel 529,200 – 92,300~42,000 – 47,000
Senior Clerk cum TypistLevel 425,500 – 81,100~36,000 – 40,000
Junior Account Assistant cum TypistLevel 425,500 – 81,100~36,000 – 40,000
Commercial cum Ticket ClerkLevel 321,700 – 69,100~30,000 – 34,000
Junior Clerk cum TypistLevel 219,900 – 63,200~27,000 – 32,000
All posts include DA (as applicable), HRA, TA, and other allowances per 7th CPC & Railway rules.

Steps to Calculate NTPC UG CBT 2 Marks

1

Get Response URL

Visit the RRB candidate login portal and open your CBT 2 Response Sheet. Copy the complete browser URL from the address bar.

2

Input Your Details

Paste the link into the calculator above. Select your correct Category (UR/OBC/SC/ST/EWS) for accurate rank calculation and level (Graduate/Undergraduate).

3

Analyze Score & Rank

Review your Level-specific raw score, normalized marks, and see how you stand against other candidates in the shift difficulty chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. When will the official scorecard for RRB NTPC UG CBT 2 be released?

The RRB typically releases the CBT 2 scorecard and result within 30–45 days after the exam is conducted. For Graduate Level (July 10), results are expected by late August 2026, and for Undergraduate Level (September 17), by early November 2026.

Q2. How does normalization work for NTPC CBT 2?

Normalization is used because the exam is held across multiple shifts with varying difficulty levels. The RRB uses a standard equipercentile method to adjust raw scores based on the difficulty of each shift compared to a reference shift. Candidates in tougher shifts see a positive adjustment to their raw marks.

Q3. What raw score is considered safe for RRB NTPC CBT 2 General category?

For Graduate Level (CEN 06/2025), a raw score of 75+ is generally considered competitive for General category. For Undergraduate Level (CEN 07/2025), 70+ is typically safe. Cutoffs vary by region (RRB zone), category, and shift difficulty, so always check your normalized score.

Q4. Can I check my NTPC CBT 2 marks without an answer key URL?

No, you need the official response sheet URL from the RRB candidate portal to use this calculator. If you have not downloaded your response sheet, log in to the RRB website using your credentials and access the "Answer Key Challenge" module to get the link.

Understanding RRB NTPC CBT 2 Normalisation

The RRB conducts NTPC CBT 2 across multiple shifts to accommodate lakhs of candidates. Since each shift may have a different difficulty level, raw scores are not directly comparable. Normalization ensures fairness by adjusting scores based on the difficulty of each shift.

How it works: The RRB uses an equipercentile equating method. The performance distribution of candidates in each shift is mapped to a reference distribution. This means if you attempted a tougher shift, your raw score receives a positive normalization boost. Conversely, candidates in relatively easier shifts may see a marginal downward adjustment.

Our calculator estimates your normalized marks based on real-time shift difficulty data collected from thousands of aspirants. The result is a combined percentile score that reflects your standing across all shifts.