RRB NTPC UG Exam City Slip Released for June 2026
The RRB has released city slips for the upcoming June 2026 NTPC UG CBT-1 exams, giving candidates essential information to plan ahead. Understand that these are not Admit Cards and additional steps like logging in with credentials and printing the documents are necessary.
Highlights
- •RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 exam city slips released
- •June 2026 CBT-1 exam dates
- •City details for phase 2 exams announced
- •Important preparation tips before exam
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially announced the release of exam city slips for candidates appearing in the upcoming RRB NTPC UG CBT-1 examination in June 2026. This significant step enables aspirants to plan their travel and accommodations well ahead, ensuring a seamless preparation process.
Exam City Slips and Admit Cards: A Clear Distinction
It's crucial for candidates to understand that the city slips released this month only serve as a guide for exam venues. They contain important details such as the exam date, city name, and shift timings but should not be mistaken for the official admit cards. The final Admit Cards will be distributed 4 days ahead of their respective examinations.
These city slips are imperative for candidates to download promptly, especially since they were made available through an SMS or email notification by the RRB commission. Logging into the official portal is necessary for downloading the file, a process that involves entering your unique login credentials. Once downloaded, taking a physical printout of these documents remains recommended to maintain reference throughout the exam period.
The RRB NTPC UG Phase 2 CBT-1 is scheduled to begin from June 13, 2026, and will run until June 20, 2026. To help candidates manage their scheduling effectively, the exam city slips were released on June 3, 2026, exactly ten days before the actual exams.
Diving into the Exam Pattern
Preparation for this phase is crucial in view of the rigorous test, which will be conducted in three shifts over six consecutive days. The key aspects of the exam pattern include:
- A total duration of 90 minutes in a computer-based format
- Deduction of one-third marks for incorrect answers to encourage accuracy and strategic guessing.
The RRB has taken extensive measures to facilitate candidate preparation by providing all necessary details well in advance. This ensures minimal confusion or logistical issues, thereby focusing candidates solely on their performance during the exam.
