Railway Junior Engineer Exam City Slip
Education Desk, New Delhi. The examination for the candidates who have applied for RRB Junior Engineer Recruitment (CEN 05/2025) is going to start from 19th February. In such a situation, the exam city intimation slip can be made available for download today for the candidates who have filled the form for this recruitment. The city slip will be made available online through the official website of RRB Chandigarh, rrbcdg.gov.in, from where the applicants can download it by entering the login details and get information about the exam city and prepare for the pre-trip.
You can also download through email and SMS
For the information of all the candidates who have applied for recruitment, let us tell you that the direct link of the exam city slip will also be sent by the Railways through SMS on your registered email and mobile number. You will be able to download the City Intimation Slip by clicking on that link and directly entering the login details.
Admit card will be issued 4 days before the exam date
RRB will release the admit card for Junior Engineer recruitment exam 4 days before the exam date. In such a situation, it is expected that hall tickets will be available on 15th or 16th February. Let the candidates know that the exam city slip is only for information about the exam city, it cannot be used as an admit card. In such a situation, after the admit card is released, definitely download it and take it with you to the examination centre.
Exam is to be held on these dates
According to the details shared by Railways, the examination for RB JE recruitment will be conducted on 19, 20 February and 3 March 2026.
Through this recruitment, appointments will be made to a total of 2569 posts of Junior Engineer. Out of this, 1090 posts are reserved for General Category, 615 posts for OBC, 244 posts for EWS, 410 posts for SC and 210 posts for ST.
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