RRB NTPC 10+2 UG CBT-II Exam City Details 2026 Out: 17 September Exam

For candidates who have cleared the first stage of the RRB NTPC 10+2 Undergraduate Level recruitment and are proceeding to CBT-II, an important piece of information regarding exam preparation has now been released. The Railway Recruitment Board published the CBT-II exam city details on September 7, 2026.

This second stage of the Computer Based Test, conducted under CEN 07/2025, is scheduled for September 17, 2026. Candidates can view information regarding their exam city by logging into the designated RRB portal using their registration or application details.

This is essentially a facility to inform candidates in advance about the city where their CBT-II might be held. Therefore, once they log in and view this information, it will be easier for them to make decisions regarding their further preparations.

The NTPC undergraduate-level category primarily includes posts such as Commercial-cum-Ticket Clerk, Train Clerk, Accounts Clerk-cum-Typist, and Junior Clerk-cum-Typist.

Typing or other skill requirements may vary depending on the specific post. Therefore, alongside preparing for CBT-II, it is also important to be familiar with the various selection stage for the post you have applied for.

How to Check the RRB NTPC 10+2 UG CBT-II Exam City Details for 2026?

• Open the official RRB application portal.
• Go to your account/ login section.
• Locate the relevant link for CEN 07/ 2025 NTPC (Undergraduate Level).
• Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth or other required login details.
• Click on Login.
• View the examination city information for CBT-II on the screen.
  Download the information and save it for future reference.

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N.B: Saving a screenshot or printout of the city information will be helpful later when planning your trip.

The RRB NTPC recruitment process does not conclude in a single stage. Following CBT-I, shortlisted candidates must appear for CBT-II. So, depending on the specific post, a Skill Test, Typing Test, or Aptitude Test may be required.

This is followed by stages such as Document Verification and a Medical Examination.

Therefore, it is best to view CBT-II not as the final destination, but as a crucial screening stage of the recruitment process. In particular, it is advantageous to know in advance, following the CBT-II results, which skill test applies to a specific post, so that one can prepare accordingly.