RRB Group D Score Card 2024: Direct Download Link

RRB Group D scorecard is released along with the result. Candidates need to download their scorecard by logging into their accounts with user ID and password. The scorecard display details such as candidate's name, roll number, registration number, raw score, pro-rata score, normalised score and qualifying status. The steps to download the scorecard are given below:

• Visit the official websites of RRBs
• Click the 'RRB Group D scorecard' link on the home page
• Enter user ID and password in the login page
• RRB Group D scorecard appears on the screen
• Download the scorecard and save it

Yes, RRB Group D result is declared after the marks of the candidates are normalised using the equi-percentile method. The percentile score of each candidate is converted by RRBs into normalised marks by interpolation of the raw marks into the base shift. The calculation of base shift is done using the standard mathematical formula of interpolation. The purpose of interpolation of the raw marks into the base shift is done to decide the minimum qualifying marks as well as give weightage in marks to CCAA candidates. 

Yes, there are qualifying marks in RRB Group D exam. The qualifying marks for UR and EWS categories are 40 per cent while it is 30 per cent for OBC (Non Creamy Layer), SC and ST. Candidates need to secure both the qualifying marks and overall cut off marks. The category-wise qualifying marks in RRB Group D exam 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

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.

It is important for candidates to know that apart from the Railway Group D Cut Off, it is compulsory to obtain the minimum qualifying percentage marks as decided by the RRB. The percentile required to crack RRB Group D exam is given below.

Further, on Normalisation,  marks scored by a candidate in a subject may become more or less than the actual marks scored by him/her. In exceptional cases Normalised marks may become more than the maximum marks of that subject. The normalisation of marks is done to adjust the difficulty level of the question papers spread across various sessions. The marks of candidates are made available based on the normalised scores

RRB Mumbai Group D cut off under open category for UR category was 96.76876, 91.14303 for SC, 85.68447 for ST, 94.56106 for OBC and 81.77030 for EWS. The category-wise cut off marks are given below.

RRB Chennai Group D cut off in 2022 for CBT exam was 94.06 for UR, 86.46 for SC, 81.40 for ST, 90.84 for OBC and 77.91 for EWS. The cut offs for different categories are given below.

RRB Chandigarh Group D cut off under open category for UR category was 98.35, 94.53 for SC, 89.09 for ST, 96.49 for OBC and 93.47 for EWS. RRB Chandigarh Group D cut off for 2022 is given below.