RRB Group D 2022 Exam Analysis of Shift-1: Know how many marks you may need to qualify to the next round

Here remains the detailed exam analysis of RRB Group D 2022 Shift-1 Exam that took place today 17th August 2022.

We also cover the difficulty level of each subject paper and how many marks in each subject might be enough to see you through to the next round.

1.15 crore candidates have applied for RRB Group D Exam 2022, and only one among a hundred is expected to finally get the job. As a reminder, Railway is trying to fill 103769 vacant posts across various units through this exercise.

RRB GROUP D 2022 Exam Pattern

• There were 100 questions to solve within 90 minutes; the duration was extended to 120 minutes exclusively for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD)
• For those who aren't aware, one is said to be a PwBD if s/he has blindness, locomotor disability (both arms affected - BA) and cerebral palsy
• The section-wise number of questions and marks are given below:

RRB Group D 2022 Exam Pattern Shift-1

• General Intelligence & Reasoning: 30 Marks
• Mathematics: 25 Marks
• General Science: 25 Marks
• General Awareness & Current Affairs: 20 Marks
• Total: 100 Questions of 100 marks
• Duration: 90 Minutes; 2 hours for physically challenged candidates

Let's now see the topics from which questions were asked in RRB Group D 2022 CBT exam held today on 17th August 2022:

RRB GROUP D Shift-1 Exam Analysis (17th August 2022)

• General Intelligence & Reasoning: 30 Marks
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Expected Qualifying Marks: 24-25

• Mathematics: 25 Marks
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Expected Qualifying Marks: 16-18

• General Science: 25 Marks
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Expected Qualifying Marks: 17-18

• General Awareness & Current Affairs: 20 Marks
• Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
• Expected Qualifying Marks: 13-15

Total Marks: 100 (100 Objective MCQs)
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
Expected Qualifying Marks: 75-80

Highlights of RRB Group D 2022 Exam Shift-1

• The Computer Based Test (CBT) test was organized across different cities in India.
• Questions were Objective Type MCQ and candidates were required to attempt as many as they can.
• There was 1 mark for each right answer while one wrong response can set you back by 1/3 mark.
• Students were forbidden to leave the examination hall/room before finishing the test.

Important Points to Remember after RRB Group D 2022 Shift-1 Exam

• Railway will call thrice the number of candidates than the total vacant posts for PET.
• Railway will select these candidates purely based on their performance in the test.
• The 3:1 ratio is tentative and Railway reserve the right to decide how many candidates to call for the next round.
• PET round will further reduce the number of shortlisted candidates by 2:1.
• That means 2 candidates will be called for every vacant post in the final round of document verification.
• Needless to say, only half could finally make it to the railway payroll.