RRB Group D mock test 2026
Free practice in English and हिन्दी, timed like the real exam
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RRB Group D Computer-based test pattern
| Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| General Science | 25 | 25 |
| Mathematics | 25 | 25 |
| General Intelligence and Reasoning | 30 | 30 |
| General Awareness and Current Affairs | 20 | 20 |
| Total | 100 | 100 |
Time: 90 minutes. Negative marking: 1/3 mark for each wrong answer.
What to practise
- Science: physics, chemistry and biology up to class 10
- Maths: simplification, percentages, ratio, time and work
- Reasoning: series, coding-decoding, analogies
- Current affairs: sports, awards, government schemes
RRB Group D syllabus
Topics asked in each section of the paper.
General Science
- Units and measurements
- Motion and laws of motion
- Work, energy and power
- Heat and temperature
- Light and its properties
- Sound
- Electricity and magnetism
- Matter, atoms and molecules
- Chemical reactions, acids, bases and salts
- Metals and non-metals
- Cell structure and basic life processes
- Human body systems, nutrition and diseases
Mathematics
- Number system
- BODMAS, decimals and fractions
- LCM and HCF
- Ratio and proportion
- Percentages
- Mensuration
- Time and work
- Time, speed and distance
- Simple and compound interest
- Profit and loss
- Elementary algebra and geometry
- Data interpretation
General Intelligence and Reasoning
- Analogies
- Number and alphabet series
- Coding and decoding
- Mathematical operations
- Relationships
- Syllogism
- Jumbling
- Venn diagrams
- Data interpretation and data sufficiency
- Conclusions and decision making
- Similarities and differences
- Direction sense
General Awareness and Current Affairs
- Indian history and freedom movement
- Indian and world geography
- Indian polity and Constitution
- Economics and basic economic terms
- General scientific and technological developments
- Sports and sporting events
- Art and culture of India
- Important personalities
- Government programmes and public policies
- Important national and international events
How to prepare
- 1Build a strong base in Class 10-level Physics, Chemistry and Biology, then practise short topic-wise question sets. Review every incorrect answer and note the concept behind it.
- 2Practise Mathematics regularly with a timer, especially calculation-heavy topics such as percentages, ratio and mensuration. Check your working so that speed does not lead to avoidable mistakes.
- 3Solve a daily mix of series, coding-decoding, analogies and other reasoning questions. After each set, review the logic for questions you missed or solved slowly.
- 4Take full-length 90-minute mock tests using the 100-question pattern: 25 General Science, 25 Mathematics, 30 Reasoning and 20 General Awareness and Current Affairs. Review your accuracy and time use separately for each section.
- 5Because each wrong answer costs 1/3 mark, avoid blind guessing. In practice, learn to eliminate unlikely options and attempt a question when you can make a reasoned choice.
Sample questions with answers
Practice questions written by AI. Each answer was checked by a second, independent solve.
1. Two resistors of 2 Ω and 3 Ω are connected in series. What is their total resistance?
- A1 Ω
- B5 Ω
- C6 Ω
- D0.5 Ω
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Answer: B. 5 Ω. In a series connection, resistances add. The total resistance is 2 Ω + 3 Ω = 5 Ω.
2. What is 20% of 450?
- A45
- B80
- C90
- D110
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Answer: C. 90. 20% of 450 is (20/100) × 450 = 90.
3. Find the next number in the series: 3, 8, 15, 24, 35, __.
- A44
- B46
- C48
- D50
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Answer: C. 48. The differences are 5, 7, 9 and 11, increasing by 2 each time. The next difference is 13, so the next number is 35 + 13 = 48.
Frequently asked questions
Is the RRB Group D mock test free?
Yes. Your first test needs no sign-up, and after logging in with Google you get free tests that refill regularly. Your dashboard shows how many you have and when they refill.
Can I take the RRB Group D mock test in Hindi?
Yes. Choose हिन्दी on the test page, and the questions, options and explanations are written in Hindi.
Are these previous year RRB Group D papers?
No. Every test is newly written by AI in the style of the RRB Group D Computer-based test, so you never see the same test twice. Practise previous year papers from the official website alongside it.
How should I prepare for General Science if I have not studied it recently?
Start with Class 10-level concepts in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, using concise notes or a reliable textbook. Study one small topic at a time and reinforce it with practice questions and a short review of mistakes.
How can I use mock tests to improve my preparation?
Take a mock test under timed conditions, then review every incorrect answer and every question that took too long. Track accuracy and time by section so you can focus your next practice sessions on specific weaknesses.
What can I do to solve questions faster without losing accuracy?
Practise basic calculations and common reasoning patterns regularly, and use a timer for short question sets. In review, identify whether errors came from a knowledge gap, a rushed calculation or a misread question, then practise that skill deliberately.
The pattern above is based on recent official notices and can change. Always check the latest notification.
Page content last updated on 30 September 2026.