The RRB NTPC UG City Intimation Slip 2026 was released on April 27, just ten days before the first exam date. This timing allows candidates to plan their travel effectively, a crucial aspect when preparing for an important examination. The slip includes vital details such as the exam date, shift timing, and allotted exam city.
Scheduled for May 7, 2026, the CBT 1 exam will see candidates across multiple shifts in various cities. As one candidate noted, “This RRB NTPC Exam City Intimation Slip serves solely to inform candidates about their exam city and date for travel planning.” Candidates can download the slip from the official website and regional RRB portals.
To access their city intimation slip, candidates need to log in using their registration number and password or date of birth. Yet, it’s important to remember that this slip is not an e-call letter—it does not grant entry to the exam hall. The e-call letters will be available just four days prior to each scheduled exam date.
As candidates prepare for the upcoming exams, they must ensure they bring valid ID proof—specifically their Aadhaar Card—to the examination center. The guidelines emphasize that candidates should arrive at least 1.5 hours before their shift begins.
The CBT 1 exam spans from May 7 through June 21, encompassing a total of thirteen exam dates in June alone. Each day will feature three shifts of examinations, making it imperative for candidates to stay organized and informed.
Officials have expressed that this early release of the city intimation slip aims to ease logistical challenges faced by candidates. However, some uncertainties linger—particularly regarding any last-minute changes to the schedule or locations.
As the countdown continues toward the first exam day on May 7, candidates are urged to review all guidelines carefully. “Candidates must carefully review and adhere to the guidelines provided on the RRB NTPC Undergraduate City Intimation 2026,” an official stated succinctly.
The next significant milestone will be the release of e-call letters just four days before May 7—a development that many are eagerly anticipating.
