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RRB Group D Fee Refund: Last day to update bank details today; check rrbcdg.gov.in for updates

According to RRB, the candidates will be refunded the amount of application fee by the board directly into their debit/credit accounts, through which they had previously submitted the application fee.

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FP Staff|Mar 28, 2019, 13:57:10 IST
RRB Group D Fee Refund | The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) initiated the process of refunding RRB Group D examination fees on Thursday. The candidates were advised to update their bank details for the process of refunding the fees on the link- rrbcdg.gov.in, open till 28 March.[caption id="attachment_5200601" align="alignleft" width="380"]Representational image. Reuters

Representational image. Reuters[/caption]RRB will only refund the Group D fee to those candidates who appeared for the Computer Based Test 2018. Candidates who wish to update their bank details can either visit the official website of RRB or its regional websites.RRBs regional websites are available for the following:1. Ahmedabad2. Ajmer3. Allahabad4. Bengaluru5. Bhopal6. Bhubaneshwar7. BilaspurChandigarh8. Chennai9. Gorakhpur10. Guwahati11. Kolkata12. Mumbai13. Patna14. Ranchi15. SecunderabadAccording to RRB, the candidates will be refunded the amount of application fee by the board directly into their debit/credit accounts, through which they had previously submitted the application fee, The Times of India reported.The last date to update the bank details is 28 March as the link will be closed thereafter.After filling in the required details, make sure all the information regarding bank information is correct as it won't allow you to make any changes after submission of the same.

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First Published:Mar 28, 2019, 13:30:19 IST
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