RRB Isolated and Ministerial Selection Recruitment Email Invitation Letter is published on the official RRB website – http://www.rrcb.gov.in/rrbs.html.
Candidates can download the RRP Admit Card for isolated and ministerial examinations using their registration number and date of birth (DTMMY) by logging in.
The RRP Computer Based (CPT) Examination is scheduled to be held from 15th to 18th December 2020. According to reports, the CPT exam will be held in two shifts – the morning shift from 10:30 am to the second shift at 3 pm. Candidates must report by 9 a.m. for the morning shift, and the gate will close at 10 p.m. The duration of the exam is 90 minutes. The reporting time for the second shift will be 1:30 pm and the gate closing time will be 2:30 pm. 30 minutes extra time for PwBD candidates with writer eligible.
About 1.03 lakh candidates have applied for the vacancies of 1,663 isolated and ministerial divisions. About 1.26 crore people had applied for the Non-Technical Popular Category (NTPC) recruitment test. A total of 1,03,769 posts are to be filled through this recruitment test, for which 1.15 crore candidates have applied.
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How to Download RRP Admit Card for Isolated and Ministerial Types Exam
1) Visit the official RRB regional websites
2) Look for the link to download ‘Admit Card for Isolated and Minister / NTPC Exam’, click on it
3) Now, enter your registration number and date of birth
4) When your e-hall ticket appears on the screen, check it carefully
5) Download and take the printer for further reference.
Click here to download the RRP Admit Card for the Isolated and Ministerial Types Exam
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