RRB Group D 2025 Mock Test: Take Official Mock Test Here for Free

To crack the RRB (Railway Recruitment Board) Group D exam, candidates can follow the below-mentioned tips: 1. Understand the exam pattern and syllabus thoroughly. 2. Create a proper study plan to complete the syllabus and revise the topics entirely much before the exam day. 3. Practice more and more questions and take free mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. 4. Focus on time management and allocate sufficient time for each section. 5. Maintain a positive attitude throughout the exam preparation and do not stress yourself. 6. Take care of your health and maintain a healthy lifestyle. 7. Read daily and make a habit of studying daily. 8. Seek guidance from experts and mentors, if required. 9. Prepare proper study notes and revise regularly. 10. Stay updated with the latest news and notifications related to the exam. It is important to note that the specific tips may vary depending on the conducting authority's guidelines and the exam pattern. Therefore, candidates are advised to check the official website of RRB or contact the conducting authority for the latest updates and notifications related to the exam process, eligibility criteria, application process, and other relevant details. Additionally, candidates can refer to the correct study material and practice regularly to clear the exam easily.

RRB Group D mock tests and previous years' question papers are the important resources to prepare for the exam. Solving the both the mock tests and question papers can know the type of questions asked in the exam. It will also improve the speed of solving questions in the exam. Candidates can also improve their accuracy of solving questions.

The section-wise books that candidates can refer to are given below: Quantitative Aptitude Fast Track - Rajesh Verma Advance Maths Rakesh Yadav NCERT Maths from Grade 6 to Grade 11 - NCERT Basic Maths and Pre-Algebra for Beginners - Mark Zegarelli RRB Group D Books | General Intelligence & Reasoning A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning - RS Aggarwal Test of Reasoning - Edger Thorpe/Pearson General Intelligence and Reasoning - Kuwar Ishwar Singh Rathore General Intelligence and Test of Reasoning - Vikas Publishing House New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal and Analytical - BS Sijwali and Indus Sijwali General Awareness Lucents General Knowledge - Lucent Publication Pratiyogita Darpan - Upkar Publication Manorama Year Book 2018 - Malayala Manorama Arihant General Knowledge 2019 - Manohar Pandey RRB Group D Preparation | General Science To prepare General Science section, candidates need to refer to the basic concept of Science from 10th and 12th standard. Reading NCERT books during RRB Group D Preparation phase help in improving subject knowledge.

The benefits of solving RRB Group D mock tests are given below:

RRB Group D exam is not difficult. It all depends upon the preparation. If candidates have prepared dedicated, the exam is going to be easy. When candidates give complete effort to any exam. Then, there is no exam that is going to be hard. Always keep faith on your preparation. Try to solve previous years question papers. Be prepared to face any kind of situation. RRB Group D syllabus is not tough and with good preparation candidates can crack the exam. The tips and tricks to crack RRB Group D exam are given below:

• Candidates should understand the exam pattern and syllabus inorder to know the structure of the exam
• Candidates should solve the previous year question papers inorder to know the type of questions asked in the exam
• Candidates should attempt mock tests to improve their speed and accuracy of solving questions
• Candidates should practice maximum questions based on the same topic
• Candidates must clear their basic concepts

Yes, there are qualifying marks in RRB Group D exam. The qualifying marks for your and EWS categories are 40 and 30 for OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), SC, and ST. These percentage of marks for eligibility may be relaxed by 2 per cent for PwBD candidates in case of shortage of PwBD candidates against vacancies reserved for them. Besides the cut off marks, candidates are required to secure the qualifying as per their categories to qualify the exam. For each correct answer in RRB Group D exam, candidates score one mark. 1/3 marks are deducted for wrong answers. The category-wise RRB Group D qualifying marks is given below.

Category	Qualifying marks (In per cent)
UR	40
EWS	40
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)	30
SC	30
ST	30

If you score less in RRB Group D mock test, analyse your performance in the mock test and try to improve the weak areas. Candidates must solve as many mock tests as they can improve their performance in the exam. 

The importance of RRB Group D mock tests are given below:

Revision: RRB Group D mock test helps candidates practice revision strategies that are proven to be more helpful and discover what works best for them.

Improving knowledge: Candidates by practicing RRB Group D mock tests will be able to test themselves in an effective way. This will improve the knowledge and the ability to recall information.

Practising under exam conditions: Exam pressure often leads to nervousness, anxiety, frustration. Practicing RRB Group D mock test helps candidates to figure out and practice what works for them.

Identifying topics that need attention: Candidates are advised to analyse their performance after every mock test. Analysis will help candidates identify the topics that need attention. Candidates can prepare strategy to work in this area.

There is a negative marking in the RRB Group D exam. 1/3 of marks are deducted for wrong answers. Candidates for correct answers are awarded one mark. The total marks of candidates are calculated based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. RRB Group D marking scheme is given below.

Total Marks	100 marks
Marks Awarded for Correct Answer	1 mark
Marks Awarded for Incorrect Answer	0.33 marks

In RRB Group D exam, there are 25 questions each in General Science and Mathematics. There are 30 questions in the General Intelligence and Reasoning and 20 questions in General Awareness and Current Affairs. We have provided below the topic-wise weightage.

Maths

Topics	Expected weightage
Number System	1-2
BODMAS	2-3
Decimals & Fractions	1-2
Average	1-2
LCM & HCF	1-2
Ratio and Proportion	2-3
Percentages	2-3
Mensuration	2
Time and Work	3-4
Time and Distance	2-3
Simple and Compound Interest	1
Profit & Loss	1-2
Algebra	1
Geometry and Trigonometry	1
Age Calculations	2-3
Calendar & Clock	1
Miscellaneous	2-3

General Awareness

Topics	Expected Weightage
Sports	2-3
Economics	1-2
CEO/Chairman/Appointments	1-2
Current Affairs	8-9
Geography	2-3
History	2-3
Miscellaneous	4-5

General Intelligence and Reasoning

Topics	Expected Weightage
Analogies	2-3
Alphabetical and Number Series	3-4
Coding and Decoding	2-3
Mathematical Operations	1-2
Syllogism	1
Venn Diagram	1-2
Data Interpretation and Sufficiency	1-2
Conclusions and Decision Making	1
Analytical Reasoning	3-4
Classification	2-3
Directions	1-2
Statement-Arguments and Assumptions	4-5
Miscellaneous	2-3

General Science

Topics	Expected Weightage
Physics	7-8
Chemistry	9-10
Biology	6-7

 

RRBs follow percentile-based normalisation in the RRB Group D exam. The percentile score of each candidate is converted into normalised marks by inserting the raw marks into the base shift. The calculation of base shift is done by using the standard mathematical formula of interpolation. The percentile score indicates the percentage of candidates that have scored equal to or below (same or lower raw scores) that particular percentile in that examination.

The CBT of RRB Group D exam comprises four sections-General Science, Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning and General Awareness and Current Affairs. Total marks allotted to CBT are 100. Based on the marks obtained in CBT, candidates are called for PET. The PET is qualifying in nature. Those who qualify the PET are called for document verification. Final empanellment of candidates is done based on the performance in CBT subject to their qualifying the document verification and medical exam. The structure of RRB Group D exam pattern is given below.

Sections	Number of questions
General Science	25
Mathematics	25
General Intelligence and Reasoning	30
General Awareness and Current Affairs	20
Total	100

The important topics for RRB Group D General Intelligence and Reasoning are Analogies, Alphabetical and Number Series, Coding and Decoding, Mathematical operations, Relationships, Syllogism, Jumbling, Venn Diagram, Data Interpretation and Sufficiency, Conclusions, etc. This section carries 30 questions and one mark is awarded for every correct answer and 0.25 marks are deducted for wrong answers.

Once candidates qualify for the computer-based tests of RRB Group D exam, then they are called for Physical Efficiency. Passing Physical Efficiency Test (PET) is mandatory, and it is qualifying in nature. In PET, the male candidates should be to lift and carry 35 Kg of weight for a distance of 100 metres in 2 minutes in one chance without putting the weight down and should be able to run for a distance of 1000 metres in 4 minutes and 15 seconds in one chance. In PET, the female candidates should be able to lift and carry 20 Kg of weight for a distance of 100 metres in 2 minutes in one chance without putting the weight down and should be able to run for a distance of 1000 metres in 5 minutes and 40 seconds in one chance.