RRB CBT-I Answer Key 2026: Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have issued a notification regarding access to question paper, candidate answers and answer keys for Computer Based Test (CBT-I) conducted for recruitment to Non-Technical Popular Categories (Graduate) posts in CEN No. 06/2025.The Ministry of Railways has clarified that candidates who appeared in the test can access their recorded answers and answer keys through a special web address posted on individual RRB websites.Access to answer sheets and answer keysThe CBT-I exam was conducted between 16th March 2026 and 27th March 2026 at various examination centres. To guarantee an unbiased evaluation procedure, candidates are provided an opportunity to download their question paper along with their recorded answers and answer keys.The web portal operates from April 6, 2026, 16:00 hrs to April 12, 2026, 23:55 hrs. Within this period, candidates can visit the official websites of the respective RRBs to access the information.Procedure and last date for submission of objectionsCandidates who feel any irregularity in the questions asked, answers and key answers will be able to raise their objections within the specified period. The objection filing period coincides with the examination observation period and will end on 12 April 2026 at 23:55 hrs.The boards have requested the candidates to file their objections in advance as no objections will be entertained after the said deadline in any case.The detailed procedure for submitting objections is given at the following link.• Direct Link to Check and Read Official Notification for RRB CBT-I Answer Key 2026• Direct links to official websites Fee structure and mode of paymentRs.50 per query plus applicable charges from the bank are fixed as objection filing fee. Payment should be made through online payment through Debit/Credit Card, Net Banking or UPI.If the objection lodged is found to be valid, the amount paid for lodging such objection shall be refunded to the candidate after deducting bank charges. The refund will be made to the same account that was used during the original payment.Finality of decisionThe RRBs have made it clear that every objection will be carefully considered and any decision will be final and binding.
