RRB

Railway Recruitment Control Board(RRCB) is a government organization. It was set up in 1998 in the Ministry of Railway in New Delhi. The objective of RRCB is to inspect the activity of Railway Recruitment Boards(RRBs).

Railway Recruitment Boards(RRBs):- Railway Recruitment Boards are established for the recruitment processes to the various Posts in the Indian Railway. There are 21 RRBs working now in different city of India.

List of RRBs

1.     RRB - Ahmedabad

2.     RRB - Ajmer

3.     RRB - Allahabad

4.     RRB  - Bangalore

5.     RRB - Bhopal

6.     RRB - Bhubaneshwar

7.     RRB - Bilaspur

8.     RRB - Chandigarh

9.     RRB - Chennai

10.  RRB - Gorakhpur

11.  RRB - Guwahati

12.  RRB - Jammu

13.  RRB - Kolkata

14.  RRB - Malda

15.  RRB - Mumbai

16.  RRB - Muzaffarpur

17.  RRB - Patna

18.  RRB - Ranchi

19.  RRB - Secunderabad

20.  RRB - Siliguri

21.  RRB – Trivendrum

Recruitment Process in Railways:-

There are many different Posts in Indian Railway filled through competitive Examination. Broadly these are divided in four Category.

1.     Group A

2.     Group B

3.     Group C

4.     Group D

Group A and group B are gazetted posts under Officer cadre. Selection to the post in Group A is made through Civil Services Examination/ Engineering Services Examination/ Combined Medical Examination conducted by Union Public Services Commission (UPSC). Group B posts are not filled by  direct recruitment. Group B officers are directly promoted from the group C posts. Recruitment to the group C and D posts is made by RRBs.