RRB NTPC graduate posts CEN 06/2025 CBT-I answer key out today; objection window closes on April 12: Direct link

RRB CBT-I answer key 2026: The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have issued a notice regarding access to question papers, candidate responses and answer keys for the Computer Based Test (CBT-I) conducted for Non Technical Popular Categories (Graduate) posts under CEN No 06/2025.According to the Ministry of Railways, candidates who appeared for the examination can now review their recorded responses and the official answer keys through a dedicated link made available on the respective RRB websites.Access to response sheets and answer keysThe CBT-I examination was held from March 16, 2026 to March 27, 2026 across multiple centres. To ensure transparency in the evaluation process, candidates have been provided an opportunity to view their question papers along with their submitted responses and the provisional answer keys.The access link has been activated from April 6, 2026 at 16:00 hrs and will remain available until April 12, 2026 at 23:55 hrs. During this period, candidates may log in to the official portals of the RRBs to review the relevant details.Objection submission process and timelineCandidates who identify discrepancies in the questions, answer options or keys may raise objections within the stipulated timeframe. The objection window is aligned with the viewing schedule and will close on April 12, 2026 at 23:55 hrs.

The boards have advised candidates to submit objections well before the deadline, noting that no representations will be accepted after the closing time under any circumstances.Detailed guidelines outlining the objection submission process are available through the same link provided for accessing the response sheets and answer keys.• Direct link to check and read the official notifce for RRB CBT-I answer key 2026• Direct link to visit the official websites Fee structure and payment methodsA fee of Rs.50 per question, along with applicable bank service charges, has been prescribed for raising objections.

The payment must be made online using debit cards, credit cards, UPI or net banking.In cases where an objection is found to be valid, the fee paid for that particular challenge will be refunded after deduction of applicable bank charges. The refund will be credited to the account used by the candidate for the original transaction.Finality of decisionsThe RRBs have stated that all objections will be examined, and the decisions taken by the boards will be final and binding. No further correspondence will be entertained once the review process is completed.