RRB ALP / Technician cutoffs
RRB ALP and Technician cutoffs are zone-wise (and, for Technician Grade III, trade-category-wise), so there is no single national cutoff.
Normalised CBT 1 cutoffs declared 26 February 2025; CBT 1 was held from 25 November 2024. Around 22 lakh candidates had appeared in this CBT 1 as per press reports.
Source: https://rrbsecunderabad.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/SECUNDERABAD_ALP-01-2024.pdf
All lists in one table
| List | Max | UR | EWS | OBC | SC | ST | Ex SM | Ex SM UR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALP CEN 01/2024 (RRB Secunderabad) · CBT 1 → CBT 2 shortlisting | 75 | 56.20216 | 40.09009 | 43.81067 | 38.27158 | 32.322 | 30.42793 | — |
| ALP CEN 01/2024 (RRB Secunderabad) · CBT 2 Part A → CBAT shortlisting | 100 | 56.2963 | 40.37037 | 30 | 30.74074 | 25.55556 | — | 43.33333 |
About these figures
Each Railway Recruitment Board publishes its own figures in its result notices. The rows below are representative official figures from RRB Secunderabad's own result PDFs for the last two completed cycles, to show realistic levels; your zone's exact cutoff comes from its own RRB website. Marks are normalised scores. The ALP 2024 cycle used 70:30 weighting between CBT 2 Part A and CBAT for the final shortlist; the 2026 CEN has moved this to 50:50, so cutoff levels are not directly comparable across cycles. Qualifying baselines (not the actual cutoffs) are 40% UR/EWS, 30% OBC-NCL/SC and 25% ST.
Cutoff rows are compiled from official result notices and reputable reproductions — see the notes for what each row means. Always confirm on the official website.