Railway Recruitment Board
RRB JE CBT 1 Cut Off 2026: Official Results and Zonal Qualifying Marks Released
Official RRB JE CBT 1 results and zone-wise cut-off marks for 2026 recruitment.
Railway Recruitment Board — Ministry of Railways
| Exam Date | 19 Feb 2026 |
|---|---|
| Result Date | 13 May 2026 |
| Post Name | Junior Engineer (JE), Depot Material Superintendent (DMS), Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA) |
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| Total Vacancies | 2585 |
| Qualification | Diploma or Degree in Engineering in relevant discipline |
| Age Limit | 18 to 33 years (Age relaxation applicable as per Govt. rules) |
| Salary | Level 6 of 7th CPC Pay Matrix |
| Application Fee | As per official notification |
| Selection Process | CBT 1 -> CBT 2 -> Document Verification -> Medical Examination |
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially declared the CBT 1 results and cut-off marks for Junior Engineer (JE), Depot Material Superintendent (DMS), and Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA) positions under CEN 05/2025. This phase represents a critical milestone for thousands of aspirants seeking a career in the Indian Railways. The cut-off marks serve as the benchmark for shortlisting candidates for the next stage of the selection process.
The RRB determines these qualifying marks based on several dynamic factors, including:
While official cut-offs vary significantly by region and specific post, the following table provides the estimated range for candidates to gauge their performance:
| Category | Expected Cut-Off Range (Out of 100) |
|---|---|
| General / UR | 65-75 |
| OBC | 60-70 |
| EWS | 55-65 |
| SC | 50-60 |
| ST | 45-55 |
Note: Please refer to your specific Zonal Railway portal for the exact, official cut-off percentage applicable to your region.
Candidates who successfully meet or exceed the cut-off threshold are qualified for the following stages:
Follow these steps to access the official notification:
Kavita Nair is an education policy researcher with a Ph.D. in Education from JNU. She contributes well-researched articles on teaching vacancies, UPSC Civil Services, and central government recruitment drives.