Lakhs take the final RRB Group D shift today, August 25, 2026. Your admit card, photo ID, and photograph decide entry. Invigilators rely on the e-call letter’s printed rules. Gate closure is strict at the stated time. Use this rapid checklist to avoid denial. Start early and plan buffers for city delays.
Download the e-call letter and read all instructions twice. Carry one original photo ID: Aadhaar, Voter Card, Passport, PAN, Driving Licence, or Government or College ID. Bring one colour photograph, 35 by 45 millimetres, matching the uploaded image. Keep self-declaration, signature, and left thumb impression blank until invigilator instructs. Never prefill or use capitals.

Reporting and gate closure timings appear on your e-call letter. Arrive well before reporting time; late entry is barred. Cloakrooms may not be available at centres. Avoid bringing valuables or bags. Add extra minutes for metro traffic or rain advisories. Keep a digital route plan ready and carry offline centre directions.
Leave banned items at home. The list covers mobiles, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices, calculators, books, pens, and paper. Many centres also restrict belts, shoes, metallic ornaments, purses, caps, cameras, and food or water bottles. Carrying them risks denial and lifetime debarment under unfair means rules. Bring only essentials in transparent folders.
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities may use a scribe. Candidates below benchmark can also seek assistance with authorised certification. Carry the scribe declaration, including One Time Registration number where applicable. The scribe must not be a candidate, and should have lower qualification. Both candidate and scribe must carry original IDs and recent photographs.
For spelling changes, carry the Gazette or a legal document with a matching photo ID. If your printed photo is unclear, bring the same 35 by 45 millimetre photograph. Reach early and alert the centre-in-charge. For urgent support, use your regional RRB helpdesk and [email protected] before travelling.