RRB is giving opportunity to apply for more than 8000 posts

There is big news for graduate pass youth who are preparing for a job in railways. Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has fixed the last date to apply for NTPC Recruitment 2024 as 25 October 2024. This recruitment is being done for Graduate Post (Non-Technical Popular Category). If you have not applied yet, then do not delay and immediately complete the application process by visiting the official website www.rrbapply.gov.in, because after today there will be no chance to apply.

Who can apply?

Educational Qualification: To apply for this recruitment, the candidate must have a graduation degree from a recognized university. For some posts, the candidate must also have knowledge of computer proficiency or typing. Age Limit: The minimum age of the candidate should be 18 years and maximum age should be 33 to 36 years (according to the post). Reserved categories will get age relaxation as per government rules.

How to apply?

First of all go to the website rrbapply.gov.in. Click on the Apply link on the home page and then click on Create New Account to register. Fill in the required information and complete the registration process. After registration, click on the Already Have an Account link and fill in the remaining information. Pay the application fee and take a printout of the application form and keep it safe.

Application Fee

General/OBC/EWS category candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 500. SC/ST/PH/Women category candidates will have to pay a fee of Rs 250. Application fee can be deposited through online mode.

Recruitment Details

A total of 8113 posts will be filled under this recruitment, the major posts of which are as follows:

Chief Commercial/Ticket Supervisor: 1736 posts Station Master: 994 posts Goods Train Manager: 3144 posts Junior Account Assistant/Typist: 1507 posts Senior Clerk/Typist: 732 posts

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