When will the RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 Exam be conducted?

The RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 Exam is scheduled to be conducted from 5th June to 23rd June 2025 across multiple shifts in various exam centres.

Is a 20-day study plan enough to crack the RRB NTPC CBT 1 exam?

Yes, with a focused 20-day study plan covering important topics, regular revision, and daily mock test practice, candidates can significantly improve their preparation and boost their chances of cracking the exam.

20 Days Study Plan to Crack RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 Exam

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The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) will be conducting the RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 Exam from 5th June to 23rd June 2025. This exam is a gateway to securing various Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) posts such as Junior Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Traffic Assistant, Goods Guard, and others within the Indian Railways. With just a few weeks remaining, it is crucial for aspirants to maximize their preparation in a strategic and focused manner. This article provides a detailed 20-day study plan, effective preparation strategies, and section-wise tips to help you crack the RRB NTPC CBT 1 exam with confidence.

RRB NTPC CBT 1 Exam Pattern 2025

Before implementing the study plan, it is important to understand the exam structure. The CBT 1 is a screening test and the marks obtained in this phase are not considered for the final merit list.

Section	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks	Duration
General Awareness	40	40	90 Minutes
Mathematics	30	30
General Intelligence & Reasoning	30	30

Why a 20-Day Study Plan is Important

The last 20 days before the exam are crucial for final revisions, mock test practice, and boosting accuracy and speed. A focused and well-balanced 20-day plan helps you:

Prioritize important topics
Improve weak areas
Enhance exam temperament through regular mock tests
Avoid over-stressing and disorganized study patterns
Consistency and discipline during these final days can greatly impact your overall score.

20 Days Study Plan to Crack RRB NTPC CBT 1

The RRB NTPC 2025 CBT 1 exam is scheduled from 5th June to 23rd June 2025, leaving aspirants with a limited but impactful time frame for preparation. With a strategic 20-day study plan, regular revision, and disciplined practice, cracking the exam is definitely achievable.

Day	Quant	Reasoning	Static G.K.	Science	General Awareness
Day 1	Number System	Analogy	States and their dance forms	Cell and Tissue	Indus Valley Civilization, Vedic Age, Buddhism & Jainism
Day 2	Simplification	Odd One Out	Fairs and Festival	Plant and Animal Kingdom	Mahajanpadas, Mauryan Empire, Gupta Empire, Vardhana dynasty
Day 3	Percentage	Mathematical Operation	Wildlife Sanctuary	Brain and Mouth	Delhi Sultanate, South Indian Dynasty, Religious Movements
Day 4	Ratio and Proportion	Sequencing	Awards and Honours	Function of Human Body	Mughals, Later Mughals
Day 5	Age	Logical Venn Diagram	Nuclear Power Plants	Diseases	Advent of Europeans and Important Anglo Wars
Day 6	Partnership	Dice and Cube	Important Days	Unit & Measurement Motion and Its Law Circular Motion	Revolt Of 1857, Governor Generals/ Viceory & their Policies
Day 7	Average	Series	Famous Places and People	Work, Power & Energy Gravitation Heat	Gandhi and his Early Movement , Indian National Congress Sessions
Day 8	Simple and Compound Interest	Syllogism	Sports and sports personality	Reflection of Light Refraction of Light Sound	Indian National Movement
Day 9	Profit and Loss	Distance and direction	Government Policies and Scheme	Electricity Magnetism Nuclear Energy	Preamble and Schedules
Day 10	Mixture and Alligation	Blood Relation	Science, Technology and Inventions	States of Matter Acids, Bases, Salts Laws of Chemical Combination	Part I to IV
Day 11	Speed Time and Distance	Coding-Decoding	Census	Atomic and Molecular Masses Hydrocarbons	Power & Functions of President and Vice President / States Governor
Day 12	Time and work	Sitting Arrangement	Dams	Organic Chemistry Polymer	Indian Parliament System and Power & Functions of Prime Minister/ States COMs
Day 13	Algebra	Order and Ranking	National Parks	Types of Reactions Periodic Table	Supreme Court & High Court
Day 14	Geometry	Clock & Calendar	Defence Exercises	Metals and their Properties Non-Metals and Their Properties Invention & Discoveries in Chemistry	Attorney General & Comptroller and Auditor General
Day 15	Mensuration	Figure counting	Books & Author	Revision	Constitutional Bodies
Day 16	Trigonometry	Logical Reasoning	Music and Instruments	Revision	India, Himalayas and Passes Peninsular Plateau
Day 17	Data Interpretation	Puzzles	Major Ports	Revision	Rivers of India Monsoon, Forest and Soil Universe
Day 18	Elementary Statistics	Input Output	First In India	Revision	Origin of Earth and its Characteristics Longitudes and Latitudes Earth’s Interior Continents and Oceans Geomorphology
Day 19	Probability	Inequality	Discoveries and Inventions	Revision	Indian Economy, National Income, Budget and Taxation Demand and Supply,
Day 20	Coordinate Geometry	Data Sufficiency	Capital and Currency	Revision	Inflation and Unemployment, Money and Banking Monetary Policy, Poverty and Five Year Plan