RRB-JE CBT-01 Online Test Series
RRB JE 2026 CBT-I Online Test Series For Civil, Mechanical, Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Prepare for the RRB JE 2026 examination with an exam-focused online test series, designed around the CBT-I examination pattern and recruitment requirements.
The Railway Recruitment Boards have released CEN No. 04/2026 for recruitment to various posts of Junior Engineer (JE), Depot Material Superintendent (DMS) and Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA). The notification includes 4,029 vacancies across the notified posts.
The RRB JE 2026 selection process comprises CBT-I, CBT-II, Document Verification and Medical Examination. CBT-I is common for all notified posts, while CBT-II includes technical abilities based on the notified engineering groups.
For RRB-JE aspirants, the RRB JE 2026 CBT-I Online Test Series provides structured practice aligned with the official examination pattern, helping candidates strengthen their preparation, improve question-solving ability and assess their performance before the examination.
RRB JE Recruitment 2026 – Overview
Important examination information for the RRB JE 2026
- Recruiting Body Railway Recruitment Boards
- RecruitmentJE, DMS, CMA
- CEN 04/2026
- Total Vacancies 4,029
- Registration Date 14 Aug - 13 Sep, 2026
- CBT-I Exam Date 27, 28, 30 Oct 2026
RRB JE CBT-I Online Test Series – Practice With Purpose
Build exam readiness through structured mock tests, objective questions and performance-based practice aligned with the RRB JE CBT-I examination pattern.
CBT-I Pattern Practice
Practice questions based on the four CBT-I sections: Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science.
Civil Engineering Focus
Strengthen your overall RRB JE preparation with focused practice for a clear understanding of the recruitment examination structure.
Exam-Oriented Questions
Improve question-solving ability through specific questions designed to build speed, accuracy along with the CBT environment.
Performance Analysis
Analyse your practice performance, identify areas requiring improvement and plan your revision more effectively.
Test Packages
RRB-JE CBT-01
Online Test Series
Fee : ₹ 847 + GST
(For ExStudent: 593 + GST)
Streams : Civil Engineering
Total Tests : 30 | Total Questions : 1700
Topicwise Tests :
⛘ 12 Tests📋300 Questions
Subjectwise Tests :
⛘ 04 Tests📋200 Questions
Mixed-subjects Tests :
⛘ 08 Tests 📋 600 Questions
Full Length Tests :
⛘ 06 Tests 📋 600 Questions
RRB-JE CBT-01
Online Test Series
Fee : ₹ 847 + GST
(For ExStudent: 593 + GST)
Stream : Mechanical Engineering
Total Tests : 30 | Total Questions : 1700
Topicwise Tests :
⛘ 12 Tests📋300 Questions
Subjectwise Tests :
⛘ 04 Tests📋200 Questions
Mixed-subjects Tests :
⛘ 08 Tests 📋 600 Questions
Full Length Tests :
⛘ 06 Tests 📋 600 Questions
RRB-JE CBT-01
Online Test Series
Fee : ₹ 847 + GST
(For ExStudent: 593 + GST)
Stream : Electrical Engineering
Total Tests : 30 | Total Questions : 1700
Topicwise Tests :
⛘ 12 Tests📋300 Questions
Subjectwise Tests :
⛘ 04 Tests📋200 Questions
Mixed-subjects Tests :
⛘ 08 Tests 📋 600 Questions
Full Length Tests :
⛘ 06 Tests 📋 600 Questions
RRB-JE CBT-01
Online Test Series
Fee : ₹ 847 + GST
(For ExStudent: 593 + GST)
Stream : Electronics Engineering
Total Tests : 30 | Total Questions : 1700
Topicwise Tests :
⛘ 12 Tests📋300 Questions
Subjectwise Tests :
⛘ 04 Tests📋200 Questions
Mixed-subjects Tests :
⛘ 08 Tests 📋 600 Questions
Full Length Tests :
⛘ 06 Tests 📋 600 Questions
Features
Boost Your RRB JE 2026 Preparation With
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CBT-I Pattern-Based Practice
Practice with questions aligned with the RRB JE CBT-I examination pattern with the actual objective test environment.
Complete CBT-I Coverage
Strengthen preparation across Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science.
100 Questions in 90 Minutes
Practise within the CBT-I time framework and develop the speed required to manage the complete examination effectively.
Speed & Accuracy Practice
Improve your question-solving speed and accuracy through focused practice questions across all CBT-I sections.
Negative Marking
Practise with the CBT-I marking scheme, including 1/3 mark negative marking, and develop better accuracy and strategies.
Performance Analysis
Review your test performance to understand your accuracy and required improvement and make your preparation more targeted.
Exam-Oriented Practice
Build confidence with objective questions designed to strengthen conceptual understanding and enhance CBT-I readiness.
Structured Preparation
Follow a structured practice routine with topicwise, subjectwise, mixed subjects and full lenth mock tests to strengthen your preparation
Application, Eligibility, Fee & Selection Process
Know the important details about the RRB JE 2026 application process, eligibility criteria, examination fee and selection stages before starting your preparation.
RRB JE Apply Online 2026
The RRB JE 2026 application process is conducted online through the official websites of the Railway Recruitment Boards. Candidates should carefully read the notification and verify their eligibility before submitting the application.
- 1 Create an Account: Register on the official RRB website using a valid mobile number and active email ID.
- 2 Identity Verification: Authenticate identity through Aadhaar or DigiLocker, as advised.
- 3 Fill Application Form: Enter personal, educational, category and other required details carefully.
- 4 Select One RRB: Choose one Railway Recruitment Board and provide the required post and zone preferences.
- 5 Upload Documents: Upload the photograph, signature and other documents as prescribed.
- 6 Select Exam Language: Choose the preferred examination language.
- 7 Pay Application Fee: Complete the applicable examination fee payment.
- 8 Submit Application: Review all details before final submission and keep a copy for future reference.
RRB JE Eligibility Criteria 2026
Candidates applying for RRB JE must fulfil the prescribed requirements related to nationality, age and educational qualification specified in the official notification.
Nationality
- Citizen of India: A citizen of India.
- Citizen of Nepal: A subject of Nepal, subject to prescribed conditions.
- Subject of Bhutan: A subject of Bhutan, subject to prescribed conditions.
- Tibetan Refugee: A Tibetan refugee who came to India before 1 January 1962 with the intention of permanently settling in India.
- Person of Indian Origin: A person of Indian origin from the prescribed countries intending to permanently settle in India, subject to applicable conditions.
RRB JE Age Limit
| Criteria | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Minimum Age | 18 years |
| Maximum Age | 33 years |
| Age Calculation | As on 01 January 2027 |
Educational Qualification
| Post | Qualification |
|---|---|
| Junior Engineer | Diploma or Degree in Engineering in the relevant discipline prescribed for the notified post. |
| Depot Material Superintendent | Diploma or Degree in Engineering in the discipline(s) prescribed in the notification. |
RRB JE Application Fee 2026
Candidates are required to pay the prescribed examination fee while submitting the RRB JE 2026 application. The applicable fee depends on the candidate's category.
| Category / Candidates | Fee |
|---|---|
| All candidates except specified categories | ₹500 |
| SC / ST / Ex-Servicemen / PwBD / Female / Transgender | ₹250 |
| Minority candidates | ₹250 |
| Economically Backward Classes (EBC) | ₹250 |
RRB JE Selection Process 2026
The RRB JE recruitment process consists of multiple stages. Candidates must qualify at each applicable stage to progress further in the recruitment process.
- CBT-I: First-stage Computer Based Test covering Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science.
- CBT-II: Second-stage examination covering General Awareness, Physics & Chemistry, Computer Applications, Environment & Pollution Control, and Technical Abilities.
- Document Verification: Shortlisted candidates are called for verification of their original documents and certificates.
- Medical Examination: Candidates must meet the prescribed medical standards applicable to the post.
RRB JE Age Relaxation
| Category | Relaxation |
|---|---|
| SC / ST | 5 years |
| OBC-NCL | 3 years |
| PwBD – UR | 10 years |
| PwBD – OBC-NCL | 13 years |
| PwBD – SC/ST | 15 years |
Prepare for Every Stage of RRB JE 2026
Strengthen your preparation with focused practice, exam-oriented questions and systematic test practice.
View RRB JE Test SeriesRRB JE Exam Pattern and Syllabus 2026
Understand the RRB JE 2026 examination structure and subject-wise syllabus for CBT-I and CBT-II to plan your preparation systematically.
The RRB JE 2026 examination is conducted in two Computer Based Test stages. CBT-I covers Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science, while CBT-II includes common subjects along with 100 marks of discipline-specific Technical Abilities. For Civil Engineering candidates, the technical component is based on the Civil & Allied Engineering Exam Group prescribed in the RRB notification.
RRB JE Exam Pattern 2026
The RRB JE examination consists of two CBT stages. CBT-I is used for screening and shortlisting, while CBT-II contains the major technical component for the respective engineering discipline.
| Stage | Subjects | Questions | Marks | Duration | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBT-I | Mathematics General Intelligence & Reasoning General Awareness General Science |
100 | 100 | 90 Minutes | 1/3 mark for each wrong answer |
| CBT-II | General Awareness Physics & Chemistry Basics of Computers & Applications Basics of Environment & Pollution Control Technical Abilities |
150 | 150 | 120 Minutes | 1/3 mark for each wrong answer |
| Total | CBT-I + CBT-II | 100 + 150 | 100 + 150 | As applicable to each CBT | Applicable in both CBTs |
RRB JE Syllabus 2026
The RRB JE syllabus combines common subjects with discipline-specific technical topics. For Civil Engineering candidates, the technical syllabus follows the Civil & Allied Engineering Exam Group.
CBT-I: General Subjects
CBT-I is common to the notified posts and covers four sections. General Science is based on Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences up to the prescribed 10th-standard CBSE level.
CBT-II: Common Subjects
In addition to Technical Abilities, CBT-II includes four common subject areas applicable to the examination.
General Awareness
Current affairs, general knowledge, Indian geography, culture, history, polity, economy, environmental issues, sports, scientific and technological developments.
Physics & Chemistry
Physics and Chemistry topics based on the prescribed level of the RRB JE examination, covering concepts generally aligned with the 10th-standard CBSE level.
Basics of Computers & Applications
Computer architecture, input and output devices, storage, networking, operating systems, MS Office, data representation, Internet, email, websites, browsers and computer-related fundamentals.
Environment & Pollution Control
Environment basics, pollution and control, air, water and noise pollution, waste management, global warming, acid rain, ozone depletion and related environmental concepts.
Technical Abilities
100 questions and 100 marks based on the candidate's applicable engineering discipline and prescribed Technical Abilities Exam Group.
CBT-II: Civil & Allied Engineering Syllabus
The Civil & Allied Engineering technical syllabus covers the following 24 subject areas prescribed for the RRB JE examination.
1. Engineering Mechanics
Force and resolution of forces, moment of force, force systems, composition of forces, equilibrium, friction, centroid, centre of gravity and simple machines.
2. Building Construction
Building components, substructure, superstructure, and types of structures including load-bearing, framed and composite structures.
3. Building Materials
Masonry materials, stones, bricks and mortars, timber and miscellaneous materials including glass, plastic, fibre, aluminium, steel, GI, bitumen, PVC, CPVC and related materials.
4. Substructure Construction
Job layout, earthwork, foundations, dewatering, cofferdams, bearing capacity and construction practices related to substructures.
5. Superstructure Construction
Masonry, cavity walls, doors and windows, stairs, lifts and escalators, scaffolding, shoring and related superstructure construction practices.
6. Building Finishes
Floor finishes, wall plastering, pointing, painting, roofing materials and related building finishing works.
7. Building Maintenance
Building cracks, causes of settlement, repair techniques including grouting, guniting and epoxy treatment, and re-baring techniques.
8. Building Drawing
Drawing conventions, planning principles, building bye-laws, plans, elevations, sections, structural details and perspective drawings.
9. Concrete Technology
Cement, aggregates, concrete mix design, testing, quality control, admixtures, special concretes and related concrete technology concepts.
10. Surveying
Chain surveying, compass surveying, levelling, contouring, plane table surveying, theodolite, tacheometry, curves, aerial surveying and remote sensing.
11. Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Computer-aided preparation and interpretation of engineering drawings, plans, elevations, sections and three-dimensional views using CAD-based tools.
12. Geo-Technical Engineering
Soil properties and classification, permeability, seepage, shear strength, bearing capacity, compaction, site investigation and soil-related engineering applications.
13. Hydraulics
Properties of fluids, hydrostatic pressure, measurement of pressure, pipe flow, open-channel flow, flow-measuring devices and hydraulic machines.
14. Irrigation Engineering
Hydrology, investigation and reservoir planning, percolation tanks, diversion headworks and irrigation engineering fundamentals.
15. Mechanics of Structures
Stress and strain, shear force and bending moment, moment of inertia, stresses in beams, analysis of trusses and related structural mechanics.
16. Theory of Structures
Direct and bending stresses, slope and deflection, fixed beams, continuous beams, moment distribution method and columns.
17. Design of Concrete Structures
Working stress and limit state methods, singly and doubly reinforced sections, shear, bond, development length, beams, slabs, T-beams, columns and foundations.
18. Design of Steel Structures
Types and grades of steel, IS Code provisions, connections, tension and compression members, steel roof trusses, beams and columns.
19. Transportation Engineering
Railway engineering, railway alignment and gauges, permanent way, railway track geometry, track branching, stations, yards, maintenance, bridge engineering and tunnel engineering.
20. Highway Engineering
Road engineering, road project investigation, geometric design of highways, pavement construction and materials, traffic engineering, hill roads, drainage, maintenance and repair of roads.
21. Environmental Engineering
Environmental pollution and control, public water supply, domestic sewage, solid waste management, environmental sanitation and plumbing.
22. Advanced Construction Techniques & Equipment
Fibres and plastics, artificial timber, advanced concreting methods, formwork, prefabricated construction, soil reinforcement, hoisting and conveying equipment, earth-moving machinery, concrete mixers, pile-driving equipment, hot-mix bitumen plants, bitumen pavers and floor-polishing machines.
23. Estimating & Costing
Types of estimates including approximate and detailed estimates, modes of measurement, specifications and rate analysis.
24. Contracts & Accounts
Types of engineering contracts, tenders and tender documents, payment procedures, specifications and related contract and account fundamentals.
Prepare for RRB JE 2026 with Focused Practice
Strengthen your CBT-I and Civil Engineering preparation with exam-oriented questions, technical practice and structured online test preparation.
View RRB JE Test SeriesHow to Prepare for the RRB JE 2026 Exam
A structured preparation approach can help you build strong fundamentals, cover the complete syllabus and improve speed and accuracy across both CBT stages.
What Should You Prioritise?
Your preparation should be aligned with the RRB JE examination structure and the areas where you need the most improvement.
- Build strong fundamentals. Start with core concepts in Mathematics, Reasoning and General Science while gradually strengthening your Civil Engineering fundamentals.
- Cover the complete Civil syllabus. Study the prescribed Civil & Allied Engineering subjects systematically instead of depending only on frequently studied topics.
- Practise objective questions. Solve topic-wise questions after completing each concept and use your mistakes to identify areas requiring further revision.
- Maintain regular revision. Revise formulas, concepts, technical facts and difficult questions at regular intervals rather than postponing revision until the final stage.
A Balanced Study Approach
A consistent preparation cycle can help you progress from concept learning to topic-wise practice and finally to full-length examination practice.
- Study one topic at a time and prepare concise revision notes wherever required.
- Solve objective questions immediately after completing a topic to check conceptual understanding.
- Maintain a record of incorrect and difficult questions for targeted revision.
- Give regular time to CBT-I subjects alongside Civil Engineering preparation.
- Gradually move from topic-wise tests to subject-wise and full-length mock tests.
Four Preparation Priorities for RRB JE
Organise your preparation around syllabus coverage, conceptual clarity, question practice and examination readiness.
Complete the Syllabus
Cover all prescribed CBT-I subjects and the Civil & Allied Engineering syllabus for CBT-II instead of repeatedly studying only familiar topics.
Strengthen Weak Areas
Identify topics where your concepts, calculations or question-solving accuracy are weaker and allocate additional practice time to them.
Practise Under Time Limits
Use timed topic tests, subject tests and full-length mocks to gradually improve solving speed without compromising accuracy.
Revise Before the Exam
Use the final phase for formulas, important concepts, technical points, short notes and questions that you previously found difficult.
Develop an Effective Time-Management Strategy
RRB JE CBT-I and CBT-II have fixed examination durations. Candidates should therefore develop their question-attempt strategy through regular timed practice rather than trying to manage time for the first time during the actual examination.
Common Preparation Mistakes to Avoid
Avoiding a few common preparation gaps can make your study more structured and help you use your available preparation time effectively.
Put Your RRB JE 2026 Preparation to the Test
After completing topic-wise preparation, strengthen your speed, accuracy and exam readiness with focused online practice for RRB JE Civil Engineering.
View RRB JE Test SeriesRRB JE 2026 – FAQs
Find answers to important questions about RRB JE 2026, including eligibility, exam pattern, syllabus, selection process, preparation and Civil Engineering online test series.
What is RRB JE 2026?
RRB JE 2026 is a recruitment examination conducted by the Railway Recruitment Boards for eligible candidates applying for Junior Engineer and other notified technical posts under CEN 04/2026. Civil Engineering candidates can apply for Junior Engineer posts for which the prescribed Civil Engineering or relevant allied qualification is applicable.
What is the RRB JE 2026 exam pattern?
The RRB JE 2026 selection process includes CBT-I and CBT-II, followed by Document Verification and Medical Examination. CBT-I consists of 100 questions for 100 marks, while CBT-II consists of 150 questions for 150 marks, including 100 questions from Technical Abilities.
What subjects are included in RRB JE CBT-I?
RRB JE CBT-I includes Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science. The paper contains 100 objective questions and is conducted for 90 minutes, with applicable additional time for eligible scribe candidates.
What subjects are included in RRB JE CBT-II?
RRB JE CBT-II includes General Awareness, Physics & Chemistry, Basics of Computers and Applications, Basics of Environment and Pollution Control, and Technical Abilities. The examination consists of 150 questions for 150 marks, including 100 questions from Technical Abilities.
How many questions are asked in RRB JE CBT-I?
RRB JE CBT-I contains 100 questions carrying 100 marks. Mathematics and General Science contain 30 questions each, General Intelligence & Reasoning contains 25 questions and General Awareness contains 15 questions.
How many questions are asked in RRB JE CBT-II?
RRB JE CBT-II contains 150 questions carrying 150 marks. Technical Abilities account for 100 questions and 100 marks, while the remaining 50 questions cover the common CBT-II subjects.
What is the duration of RRB JE CBT-I and CBT-II?
The standard duration of CBT-I is 90 minutes, while CBT-II is conducted for 120 minutes. Eligible candidates using a scribe are provided the applicable additional examination time as prescribed in the recruitment notification.
Is there negative marking in the RRB JE exam?
Yes. RRB JE CBT-I and CBT-II have negative marking of 1/3 mark for each incorrect answer. Candidates should therefore balance speed with accuracy while attempting the examination.
What is the age limit for RRB JE 2026?
The prescribed age range for RRB JE 2026 is 18 to 33 years as on 01 January 2027, subject to the applicable category-wise age relaxations and other conditions specified in the recruitment notification.
What is the educational qualification for RRB JE Civil Engineering?
For Civil Engineering Junior Engineer posts, candidates must possess the prescribed Diploma or Degree in Civil Engineering or the relevant Civil & Allied qualification specified for the post. Candidates must already possess the required qualification by the prescribed closing date; candidates awaiting final results are not eligible.
What is the selection process for RRB JE 2026?
The RRB JE 2026 selection process comprises CBT-I, CBT-II, Document Verification and Medical Examination. Candidates must qualify the applicable stages and fulfil the prescribed requirements for further consideration.
How should I prepare for RRB JE?
Start by understanding the complete RRB JE exam pattern and syllabus. Build strong fundamentals in the technical subjects, practise topic-wise objective questions, revise regularly and gradually move to subject-wise and full-length mock tests. CBT-I subjects should also be prepared consistently alongside Civil Engineering.
How can I improve my score in RRB JE?
Improving your score requires a combination of conceptual understanding, regular question practice, revision and mock-test analysis. After every test, review incorrect and unattempted questions and identify the topics responsible for lost marks. Use this analysis to plan your next revision cycle.
Are mock tests useful for RRB preparation?
Yes. Regular RRB JE mock-test practice can help candidates become familiar with objective questions, practise time management, assess topic-wise preparation and identify areas requiring improvement. Mock tests are most effective when each attempt is followed by detailed performance analysis and revision.
How should I use an RRB JE Test Series effectively?
Attempt tests in a timed environment and treat each test as a structured practice session. After completing a test, analyse incorrect, unattempted and time-consuming questions, review their solutions and revise the associated concepts. Track recurring mistakes to improve accuracy and examination readiness.
Which topics should I focus on for RRB JE Civil Engineering?
Preparation should cover the complete Civil & Allied Engineering syllabus rather than relying only on selected topics. Important areas include Structural Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Concrete Technology, Surveying, Hydraulics, Irrigation, Transportation, Highway Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Building Construction and Design of Concrete and Steel Structures, along with the other prescribed technical subjects.
When should I start taking RRB JE mock tests?
You can begin with topic-wise tests after completing individual topics and gradually move to subject-wise and full-length tests. During the later stages of preparation, regular full-length mock tests can help you practise the complete examination within the prescribed time.
Complete the syllabus, strengthen your technical concepts and use regular online practice to improve speed, accuracy and examination readiness.
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