RRB Group D Result 2026 Declared: Check Zone-wise Merit List, Cut-Off & Scorecards (CEN 08/2024)

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) officially published the zone-wise RRB Group D Result 2026 for CEN 08/2024 on July 1, 2026, across all 16 regional portals. Candidates who participated in the Level 1 Computer-Based Test (CBT) can now verify their qualifying status, download the zone-specific merit list PDFs, and access their detailed scorecards. This article provides direct access to all regional result documents.

Railway Group D Result and Marks 2026 Out for All Zones

If your 16-digit roll number is listed in the result PDF, you have been provisionally shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). The RRB Group D CEN 08/2024 results cover 32,438 Level 1 vacancies, including critical roles such as Pointsman, Track Maintainer, Helper, and Assistant positions. From a pool of 1.08 crore applicants, approximately 60-65 lakh candidates appeared for the CBT conducted from November 27, 2025, to February 10, 2026.

Latest Updates:

• RRB Group D Level 1 results are live for all 16 zones, including Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Delhi, and others.
• A total of 63,475 candidates have been shortlisted to progress to the Physical Efficiency Test stage.
• Official category-wise cut-off marks have been published alongside the result PDFs.
• Individual performance scorecards are now accessible via the official RRB login portal.

RRB Group D Result 2026 Zone-wise PDFs

The long-awaited RRB Group D results are finally accessible. Candidates can locate their roll numbers within the regional PDFs by using the 'Ctrl+F' search function to quickly determine their selection status for the next phase of recruitment.

How Many Candidates Qualified in the Group D CBT Exam?

Adhering to CEN 08/2024 guidelines, the RRB shortlists candidates for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) at a ratio of up to 3 times the total category-wise vacancies per zone. These merit lists finalize the candidates eligible to advance based on their CBT performance.

RRB Group D CBT Cut Off Marks 2026 (Category-wise)

The RRB has released category-specific cut-off marks alongside the merit lists. These thresholds fluctuate by region and are determined by factors such as the total number of vacancies, the volume of test-takers, and the comparative difficulty of the CBT examination papers.

RRB Group D Cut-Off Marks 2026 (All Zones) - Click Here to View

Understanding RRB Group D Cut-Off Categories:

• UR: Unreserved (General)
• SC: Scheduled Caste
• ST: Scheduled Tribe
• OBC: Other Backward Classes (Non-Creamy Layer)
• EWS: Economically Weaker Section
• ESM: Ex-Servicemen

How to Download RRB Group D Result 2026 Zone-wise PDF & Scorecard?

1. Visit the official website of your respective regional RRB (for example, rrbcdg.gov.in or the applicable zonal RRB site).
2. Look for the link titled “CEN-RRB-08/2024 (Pay Level-1 Posts): CBT Result & Score Card.”
3. Click on the result/merit list link for your zone.
4. The result PDF will open on the screen — it lists roll numbers of qualified candidates.
5. Use Ctrl + F to search for your roll number or registration number within the PDF.
6. To view your individual scorecard, log in separately at rrb.digialm.com using your registration number and date of birth.
7. Download and save both the result PDF and scorecard for future reference.

RRB Group D Scorecard 2026

The RRB has enabled the scorecard portal for all CBT examinees. You can check your individual marks and verify your eligibility for the PET stage by logging into the official portal at https://rrb.digialm.com/ using your registration credentials and date of birth.

Candidates can view a detailed breakdown of their subject-wise scores and normalized marks by accessing the scorecard link provided below.

Download RRB Group D Scorecard 2026 - Click Here

Your RRB scorecard at rrb.digialm.com includes the following vital data points:

• Candidate’s name and registration number
• Category and zone applied for
• Raw marks and normalized (percentile) marks obtained
• Section-wise and overall qualifying status
• Category-wise and zone-wise cut-off marks

RRB Group D Normalization Formula 2026 — Step-by-Step

Since the Group D CBT was conducted across multiple shifts, raw scores are converted into normalized marks using a standard percentile-based interpolation method. This ensures fairness across varying difficulty levels. The process is outlined below:

Step 1: Calculating Percentile Score - Your percentile is determined as: (Candidates in your shift scoring ≤ your raw marks ÷ Total candidates in your shift) × 100.

Step 2: Determining the Base Shift - RRB identifies the 'Base Shift' based on the highest average marks, provided that attendance in that shift meets the 70% minimum threshold. Tie-breaking criteria include individual high scores and shift-wise attendance numbers.

Step 3: Calculating Normalized Marks - If your percentile matches a benchmark in the Base Shift, your mark is assigned accordingly. Otherwise, linear interpolation is applied using the following formulas:

Formula A (Percentile ≥ minimum percentile in Base Shift):
N = Y1 + [(Y2 − Y1) / (X2 − X1)] × (X − X1)

Formula B (Percentile < minimum percentile in Base Shift):
N = Y1 − [(Y2 − Y1) / (X2 − X1)] × (X1 − X)

In these calculations, 'X' represents your percentile, while 'X1/X2' and 'Y1/Y2' correspond to the percentile values and raw marks within the Base Shift, respectively.

Minimum Qualifying Marks for RRB Group D 2026

To qualify for selection, candidates must meet the minimum CBT thresholds. The category-wise qualifying marks are established as follows:

• UR/EWS- 40%
• OBC (Non Creamy Layer)/SC- 30%
• ST- 25%

What’s Next: Selection Process After the Result?

Successful CBT qualifiers will proceed to the following mandatory selection stages:

• Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — Qualifying in nature; candidates must complete running and other physical tasks within a stipulated time. Separate standards apply for male and female candidates, and PET marks are not added to the final merit.
• Document Verification (DV) — Shortlisted candidates must submit original certificates, identity proof, and category certificates.
• Medical Examination — Candidates must meet the prescribed medical and visual acuity standards for the post applied for.