RRB JE 2026: New Dates for the RRB JE Exam 2026 Have Been Released —
The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has revised the Junior engineer (JE) Exam 2026 schedule under CEN 05/2025. This update comes as thousands of candidates prepare for one of the most awaited government recruitment exams of the year. The new exam dates have now been officially announced, and city intimation slips are live on the regional RRB websites.📅 Revised Exam Dates for RRB JE 2026The RRB JE Computer‑Based Test (CBT‑1) will be conducted on the following revised dates:📌 19 february 2026
📌 20 february 2026
📌 25 february 2026These dates replace the earlier schedule that had the exam extending up to March. This change means the entire CBT‑1 stage will now be completed by 25 february 2026.🗺️ City Intimation Slip ReleasedRRB has published the City Intimation Slip for JE (along with DMS and CMA) candidates — this document informs candidates about:✔ Assigned exam city
✔ Tentative date and shift of the examinationCandidates must download this slip using their registration number and date of birth from their respective regional RRB websites.🧾 Admit Card Release — What to ExpectWhile the City Intimation Slip is already out, the official RRB JE admit card (e‑call letter) will be released later — typically 4 days before each exam date. Candidates should regularly check the official portal of their RRB region to download their admit cards once available.🔎 Who Is Eligible and What Posts Are CoveredThis RRB JE 2026 recruitment covers multiple technical posts under CEN 05/2025, including:· Junior engineer (JE)· Depot Material Superintendent (DMS)· Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA)The total number of openings under this recruitment is over 2,585 posts across different railway zones.🧑🎓 Key Tips for Candidates Preparing NowWith the exam just around the corner, here are some practical tips:📌 1. Download and Save Important Documents· City Intimation Slip – shows exam city and shift· Admit Card – essential for exam entrySave them on your phone and in print.🧠 2. Revise the Syllabus StrategicallyFocus on:· Mathematics & General Intelligence· General Awareness & Reasoning· Technical knowledge relevant to JE posts⏰ 3. Practice Mock TestsDoing regular mock tests helps boost speed and accuracy under timed conditions.🗓️ 4. Plan Travel & Logistics EarlySince city slips are out, confirm your exam city and plan travel and stay arrangements at least a few days before the exam.🗳️ Final TakeawayThe RRB JE 2026 exam is now set for 19, 20 and 25 february 2026, and candidates should act now to download their City Intimation Slip and soon their admit card. Ensure all documents are ready, revise effectively, and be aware of your exact exam schedule and reporting times. Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. All information provided is for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, reliability, or suitability of the information contained herein. Readers are advised to verify facts and seek professional advice where necessary. Any reliance placed on such information is strictly at the reader’s own risk.
📌 20 february 2026
📌 25 february 2026These dates replace the earlier schedule that had the exam extending up to March. This change means the entire CBT‑1 stage will now be completed by 25 february 2026.🗺️ City Intimation Slip ReleasedRRB has published the City Intimation Slip for JE (along with DMS and CMA) candidates — this document informs candidates about:✔ Assigned exam city
✔ Tentative date and shift of the examinationCandidates must download this slip using their registration number and date of birth from their respective regional RRB websites.🧾 Admit Card Release — What to ExpectWhile the City Intimation Slip is already out, the official RRB JE admit card (e‑call letter) will be released later — typically 4 days before each exam date. Candidates should regularly check the official portal of their RRB region to download their admit cards once available.🔎 Who Is Eligible and What Posts Are CoveredThis RRB JE 2026 recruitment covers multiple technical posts under CEN 05/2025, including:· Junior engineer (JE)· Depot Material Superintendent (DMS)· Chemical & Metallurgical Assistant (CMA)The total number of openings under this recruitment is over 2,585 posts across different railway zones.🧑🎓 Key Tips for Candidates Preparing NowWith the exam just around the corner, here are some practical tips:📌 1. Download and Save Important Documents· City Intimation Slip – shows exam city and shift· Admit Card – essential for exam entrySave them on your phone and in print.🧠 2. Revise the Syllabus StrategicallyFocus on:· Mathematics & General Intelligence· General Awareness & Reasoning· Technical knowledge relevant to JE posts⏰ 3. Practice Mock TestsDoing regular mock tests helps boost speed and accuracy under timed conditions.🗓️ 4. Plan Travel & Logistics EarlySince city slips are out, confirm your exam city and plan travel and stay arrangements at least a few days before the exam.🗳️ Final TakeawayThe RRB JE 2026 exam is now set for 19, 20 and 25 february 2026, and candidates should act now to download their City Intimation Slip and soon their admit card. Ensure all documents are ready, revise effectively, and be aware of your exact exam schedule and reporting times. Disclaimer:The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any agency, organization, employer, or company. All information provided is for general informational purposes only. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, we make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, reliability, or suitability of the information contained herein. Readers are advised to verify facts and seek professional advice where necessary. Any reliance placed on such information is strictly at the reader’s own risk.