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RRB Group D 2022: Schedule is out for document verification; Know major details

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Posted on 19 Jan 2023
13:19 PM
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From 30 January 2023 to 8 February 2023, RRC Western Railways will conduct the document verification at its office
After passing the document verification process, candidates must show up for the medical examination. If the candidate passes the PET, document verification, and medical exam, the final merit list will be compiled based on their CBT performance

The RRB Group D document verification schedule for 2022 has been released by the Railway Recruitment Cells (RRCs). For various RRCs, different dates for document verification apply.

From 30 January 2023 to 8 February 2023, RRC Western Railways will conduct the document verification at its office. Based on how well they perform in the CBT and PET, candidates are shortlisted for document verification.

After passing the document verification process, candidates must show up for the medical examination. If the candidate passes the PET, document verification, and medical exam, the final merit list will be compiled based on their CBT performance.

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PwBD candidates have been shortlisted for document verification based on their normalised CBT scores, and CCAA candidates have been shortlisted based on their normalised CBT scores and scaled NCVT scores.

RRB Group D: Documents required for verification

Last updated on 19 Jan 2023
01:19 PM
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