RRB Group D Result 2026: Check the PET Shortlist and Scorecard Dates

Railway Recruitment Boards have started releasing the Group D computer-based test result for Pay Level 1 posts under CEN 09/2025. The first result files appeared on 12 November 2026, with further board updates the following day. Candidates should open the PDF for their own Railway Recruitment Board and look for the 16-digit roll number. The individual scorecard has a separate login and is due by 5 pm IST on 16 November.

Find your Railway Recruitment Board’s result

Start with your CBT admit card or application record. Note the board you applied through and the CEN number printed on the document. Then look for the Level 1 or Group D result under CEN 09/2025 on the Railway Recruitment Boards portal or your board’s official website. The Chandigarh board’s recruitment index shows how the board identifies the relevant Pay Level 1 notice.

Open the PET shortlist for your board and confirm the board name in the PDF heading. Then use your browser or PDF reader’s Find command to search for the entire 16-digit roll number. Check the number against your admit card rather than searching for your name. The lists are presented in ascending roll-number order, so the position of a number in a list does not tell you how the candidate ranked.

Hindustan Times reported several regional releases on 13 November. If your board has a separate cutoff file, use the category shown on your application when reading it. Save the result notice or make a note of its date so you can recognise a later revision posted by the same board.

When the individual Group D scorecard opens

A copy of a regional board’s shortlist notice describes both the scorecard and the physical test procedure. The board notices say the login for percentile scores and normalised marks will open by 5 pm IST on 16 November 2026 and remain available through 11:55 pm IST on 1 December. Have your registration number and date of birth ready. The notices specify day, month and four-digit year in DDMMYYYY format. Use the scorecard link posted by the board and save the result once it opens.

The registration number used for the scorecard can be different from the roll number you search for in the shortlist. Keep both identifiers to hand. If the scorecard link is unavailable when you first check on 16 November, consult your board’s notice for the stated opening time and return to its link after that time.

What a PET shortlist means for the next stage

A roll number on the list means the board has provisionally shortlisted the candidate for the Physical Efficiency Test. The Railway Recruitment Cell for the relevant zonal railway handles the PET schedule and later stages, including document verification and the medical examination. Check the cell named in your board’s notice for the date, venue and instructions once those details are published.

The published notices also identify groups exempt from the PET, including persons with benchmark disabilities, ex-servicemen and eligible Course Completed Act Apprentices. Those roll numbers are excluded from the PET list by design. If your application is in an exempt category, follow your board’s instructions for that category and check your individual scorecard separately.

For example, the Bhopal notice names the recruitment cell in Jabalpur, West Central Railway, as the point of contact for its shortlisted candidates. Candidates from a different board should use the contact and instructions in their own notice.

The computer-based test took place from 3 to 25 August 2026. For candidates checking their status now, the recruiting board, notice number and candidate category are the details that determine which result to read and which follow-up instructions apply.