Railway Recruitment Boards conduct the ALP recruitment in multiple stages: CBT 1 screens basic aptitude, CBT 2 assesses deeper technical knowledge, followed by a Computer Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) and document verification. Candidates who successfully clear CBT 1 join a pool of roughly 18,799 vacancies announced this year for Assistant Loco Pilot positions across various zones.
Release official Date and Notification
The RRB ALP CBT-2 Admit Card 2025 was officially released on April 28, 2025, exactly four days before the first exam date, across all regional RRB websites and the centralized portal at DigiAlm. Candidates scheduled for the May 2 shift could download immediately; those slated for May 6 will see their hall tickets live on May 2, 2025.
RRB ALP CBT-2 City Intimation Slip
Parallel to the admit card, the City Intimation Slip divulges your exam city, allowing travel planning in advance. It was released on April 28, 2025, for all candidates qualified in CBT 1.
While this slip doesn’t grant exam hall entry, it’s indispensable for booking accommodations, especially if you’re travelling inter-state.
How to Download Your RRB ALP CBT-2 Admit Card
Downloading is entirely online—no hard copies are dispatched. Follow this tried-and-tested roadmap to ensure a smooth process:
Step-by-Step Guide
- Visit the Official Portal: For your region, head to the corresponding RRB website (e.g., rrbcdg.gov.in for Chandigarh region).
- Locate the Admit Card Link: Look under “Latest Announcements” or the “Important Links” section for “RRB ALP CBT 2 Admit Card 2025.”
- Log In with Credentials: Enter your Registration Number/User ID and Password/Date of Birth, then solve the captcha.
- Verify & Download: Check all personal and exam details. Click “Download Admit Card” and save the PDF.
- Print Multiple Copies: Print at least two clear copies on A4 size white paper.
Rrb alp CBT-2 Admit Card direct link: Click Here
FAQs:
Q1. When will the admit card for May 6 shift be released?
– On May 2, 2025, exactly four days prior to the exam .
Q2. Can I use an e-admit card on mobile?
– No. Only a printed, colored copy on A4 paper is accepted.
Q3. What if I lose my admit card?
– Re-download from the portal using the same credentials. Carry extra printouts.
Q4. Are any items banned in the exam hall?
Yes. Mobile phones, calculators, electronic devices, watches, wallets, and study material are strictly prohibited.
Q5. Whom do I contact for discrepancies?
– Reach out to the helpline number or email ID provided on your regional RRB website ideally within 24 hours of admit card release.
