What posts come under RRB Ministerial & Isolated Categories?

RRB Ministerial posts include Junior Stenographer (Hindi/English), Junior Translator (Hindi), Chief Law Assistant, Staff and Welfare Inspector, Teacher, Librarian, Junior Accounts Assistant cum Typist, and other isolated/specialized posts not covered under NTPC.

What is the RRB Ministerial exam pattern?

RRB Ministerial CBT has 100 questions in 90 minutes — English Language (25Q), General Intelligence & Reasoning (25Q), General Awareness (25Q), and Computer Knowledge (25Q). Marking: +1/-0.33. Post-specific skill tests follow for typing/stenography posts.

What is RRB Ministerial salary?

RRB Ministerial salaries vary by post. Junior Stenographer earns ₹25,500-₹81,100 (Level 4) while Chief Law Assistant earns ₹35,400-₹1,12,400 (Level 6). Teacher posts in railway schools get ₹35,400-₹1,12,400 with additional education allowances.

How many RRB Ministerial vacancies are expected in 2027?

RRB Ministerial & Isolated Category vacancies typically range from 500-2,000 per notification cycle. These are notified based on specific departmental requirements and do not follow a regular annual schedule like NTPC or Group D.

Is there a skill test for RRB Ministerial Stenographer posts?

Yes, Stenographer posts require a Shorthand Test — English Stenographer at 80 wpm (transcription in 50 min) and Hindi Stenographer at 80 wpm (transcription in 65 min). Typing posts require 35 wpm in English or 30 wpm in Hindi on computer.

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