Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 1
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
Free RRB NTPC 2026 mock test series
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test Series
Full-length CBT-1 papers on the CEN 06/2026 pattern: General Awareness, Mathematics and Reasoning in one 90-minute sitting, with the real negative marking. Each one runs as a timed online test, in English for now. RRB NTPC Graduate CBT-1 is expected from 22 to 28 December 2026 (RRB notice of 12 October 2026; dates tentative).
- Free
- No login to start
- English medium for now
- Every answer key checked
Start here100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3 · free, no login
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 1
Every mock is free and opens without an account. A free account adds saved scores, your rank among MockTestZone takers, and the AI hints and explanations.
The mocks
6 tests
Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 2
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 3
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 4
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 5
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
Full lengthGeneral Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
RRB NTPC CBT-1 Mock Test 6
100 Q · 90 min · 100 marks · +1 / −1/3
What is the RRB NTPC CBT-1 exam pattern?
Same as CBT-1+1 for a correct answer, −1/3 for a wrong one, nothing for a question left blank. One 90-minute clock for the whole paper; you move between sections freely, as in the real CBT.
Series updated 4 November 2026
- Questions
- 100
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 90 min
- Section lock
- None
- General Awareness · Mathematics · Reasoning
- 40 · 30 · 30
- Marking
- +1 / −1/3
How these papers are made
Each paper follows the CEN 06/2026 Railway NTPC CBT-1 blueprint: General Awareness, Mathematics and General Intelligence and Reasoning, with topic weights taken from the March 2026 Graduate CBT-1 shifts.
Every Mathematics and Reasoning question was solved blind by independent solvers who had not seen the answer key, compared against the key, and attacked for a second defensible answer or a missing condition. A question that failed was rewritten or dropped.
General Awareness questions are written from checked facts: current affairs from April to October 2026, each traced to its source and checked against a live search, and static GK from NCERT-grade sources read by independent reviewers. In these first papers about 7 in 10 General Awareness questions are current affairs, against about 2 in 10 in the real CBT-1: treat your GA score here as a current-affairs check and revise static GK alongside.
We do not claim a percentile mapping from these scores: the pattern matches CBT-1, the population taking them does not, and normalisation across shifts is RRB’s, not ours.
What you get
Without an account
- Your score and the subject split (General Awareness, Mathematics, Reasoning) the moment you submit.
- Every question reviewed with its solution.
- The time you spent on each subject.
With a free account
- Saved scores and attempt history across all your mocks.
- Your rank among MockTestZone takers, once 30 aspirants have taken the mock.
- AI hints while you solve, pitched to nudge, not to give the answer away.
- AI explanations after you submit, written against the answer you gave.
How to use this series
- Sit each mock in one 90-minute go. Do not pause; the CBT will not.
- Answer what you know and leave what you do not: a wrong answer costs a third of a mark, a blank costs nothing.
- Review every question after submitting, including the ones you got right by luck.
- Take the next mock only after you have worked through the review of the last one.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to log in to take these RRB NTPC mocks?
No. Every mock in this series is free and opens without an account. A free account adds saved scores, your rank among takers, and the AI hints and explanations.
What is the RRB NTPC CBT-1 marking scheme?
+1 for a correct answer and −1/3 for a wrong one, as in the real CBT-1. A question left blank costs nothing. Each paper is 100 questions for 100 marks.
Is this like the real RRB NTPC CBT-1?
The pattern is: 100 questions, 90 minutes on one clock, General Awareness 40, Mathematics 30, General Intelligence and Reasoning 30, and the same marking. The questions are fresh papers written on that pattern, in English only for now. One difference to know: in these first papers the General Awareness section leans to current affairs, so revise static GK alongside.
Are these RRB NTPC previous year questions?
No. These are new papers written on the CEN 06/2026 pattern with topic weights from the March 2026 shifts. They do not reproduce official RRB papers.
How many RRB NTPC mocks are there, and when does the next one come?
The list above is live: every mock shown is open now. New papers are added as they pass review, usually every week until the exam.
Do I get explanations for the RRB NTPC mocks?
Every question shows its solution after you submit. With a free account you also get an AI explanation written against the answer you gave, and AI hints during the attempt.
Will my RRB NTPC mock score be normalised like the real exam?
No. The score here is your raw marks. RRB normalises across shifts in the real exam; here you see your raw score, the section split and, with an account, your rank among takers.
Can I retake an RRB NTPC mock?
Yes, as many times as you like. With an account every attempt is saved, so you can see whether a second sitting of the same paper went better.
Is this a practice set or a full railway mock test?
Each paper is a full-length free railway mock test on the RRB NTPC CBT-1 pattern, not a short practice set: 100 questions, 90 minutes, negative marking, taken as a timed online test with a result the moment you submit.