RRB NTPC Admit Card 2019: Railway Recruitment Board to release admit card for non-technical popular categories at rrbcdg.gov.in
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will soon release the admit card for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) on its official website.

RRB NTPC Admit Card 2019 | The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will soon release the admit card for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) on the official website of RRB rrbcdg.gov.in. All the candidates who have filled the form for RRB BTPC Recruitment 2019 according to specified requirements can download the NTPC Admit Card 2019.[caption id="attachment_6722521" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image. Getty Images[/caption]The Railway Recruitment Board has over 35,000 vacancies under Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) for both graduates and non-graduates, in various zonal railways and production units of the Indian Railways. The admit card can also be downloaded from the zonal railway websites.How to downlaod RRB NTPC admit cardStep 1: Visit the official website of the RRB NTPC zone or the official website of RRB at rrbcdg.gov.inStep 2: On the homepage, click on the admit card link ‘RRB NTPC CBT I Admit Card 2019’Step 3: You will be redirected to a new log-in pageStep 4: Sign-in using RRB NTPC registration idStep 5: The RRB NTPC Admit Card will appear on the screenStep 6: Download the Railway Board NTPC Admit Card and take a print out.Candidates will have to appear a computer-based test (CBT), followed by skill test. Selected candidates will then have to appear for a medical test and document verification. The final result will be announced and jobs will be granted on the basis of merit.

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