RRB ALP CBT 2 Result 2026: 74,432 Shortlisted for CBAT

The RRB ALP CBT 2 result 2026 for CEN 01/2025 was published by the Railway Recruitment Boards on 01.10.2026. Each RRB put out its own list of roll numbers shortlisted for the Computer Based Aptitude Test (CBAT), with its own cut off sheet. CBT 2 itself was held on 28.07.2026.

CBT 2 result and CBAT at a glance

Note: The zone notices say CBAT will be held any time after 25.10.2026, and the common schedule issued the same day names 30.10.2026. Both were read on 06.10.2026. The roll lists are in ascending order of roll number, not in order of merit, so a candidate’s position in the PDF says nothing about rank.

Important Links

Note: RRB’s site sometimes answers a direct link with a Request Rejected message unless its home page was opened first in the same browser. If that happens, open the RRB Official Website link above, then click the row again. Each zone page lists the result PDF and the cut off PDF under Exam Results, dated 01-10-2026. Pick the PDF in the Select Language box. The notice says the score card is seen by logging in with registration number and date of birth, but none of the zone pages carried a separate score card link on 06.10.2026. We checked all of this on 06.10.2026.

Zone wise shortlist and cut off marks

Note: Cut offs are the normalised marks printed on each zone’s 01.10.2026 sheet, rounded to two decimals. Where a cell says Not printed, the zone’s sheet left that category blank. The 74,432 total is our sum of the 20 zone lists, each of which ends with its own Total Number of candidates shortlisted line. That is about 7.5 candidates per post against all 9,970 posts, and the true figure will be a little higher once Bengaluru adds its list. Secunderabad has the longest list at 10,644 and Jammu the shortest at 45.

Zones where the cut off is the qualifying minimum

Note: RRB’s minimum qualifying percentage for ALP is 40 for UR and EWS, 30 for OBC and SC, and 25 for ST. The same 40.13605, 30.27211 and 25.17007 figures recur across zones, and they sit just above those lines. In those zones the cut off did not rise above the minimum, which usually means the zone had fewer qualified candidates than the shortlist it needed. This is our reading of the sheets, not a statement RRB makes. A candidate cannot switch zones now, because the zone was fixed at the application stage.

CBAT preparation and documents

Note: Get the vision certificate from a government eye specialist now rather than in the last week, because the format is fixed and a wrong format means no entry. Shortlisting for CBAT does not promise appointment. The zone notices say candidature stays provisional and can be cancelled at any stage for wrong data.

Written By: GD Sarkari Naukri Desk

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