CBT-2 is the second computer-based test in graduate-level RRB NTPC recruitment, for posts such as Station Master, Goods Train Manager and Commercial cum Ticket Clerk in Indian Railways. Candidates who clear CBT-1 are shortlisted for it, and its marks decide the merit list.
ExamForge gives you 14 free, timed practice sets for CBT-2’s three sections: five in Mathematics, five in Reasoning and four in General Awareness. Every question is in English and Hindi, and almost every one comes with an explanation after you submit. Your first three sets need no signup.
CBT-2 deducts one-third of a mark for each wrong answer. ExamForge does not, so to rehearse exam scoring, take a third of a mark off for each wrong answer yourself.
RRB NTPC CBT-2 at a glance
Conducted by
Railway Recruitment Boards
Stage
Second computer-based test for graduate-level posts
CBT-2
120 questions, 120 marks, 90 minutes
Level
Same subjects as CBT-1, set at a higher level
Extra test
Typing skill test or Computer Based Aptitude Test for some posts
Apply at
rrbapply.gov.in
From published RRB NTPC exam-pattern summaries. Check rrbapply.gov.in and your RRB’s website for the current notice before you apply.
Exam pattern
CBT-2 is a single objective paper with three sections. Every question carries one mark, and wrong answers cost a third of a mark.
RRB NTPC CBT-2
Section
Subject
Questions
Marks
Section 1
Mathematics
35
35
Section 2
General Intelligence and Reasoning
35
35
Section 3
General Awareness
50
50
Total
90 minutes for the whole paper
120
120
Marking scheme
Marks per response
Response
Marks
Correct answer
+1
Wrong answer
−1/3
Not attempted
0
CBT-2 covers the same subjects as CBT-1 at a higher level of difficulty. Some posts add a typing skill test or a Computer Based Aptitude Test. Summaries differ on which posts need which, so check your notice.
Syllabus
Each ExamForge subject matches one CBT-2 section. General Awareness is the largest section, with 50 questions.
Mathematics
Arithmetic and more advanced topics than CBT-1, 35 questions.