RRB NTPC · free study plan

RRB NTPC study plan: a daily routine for the CBT

Speed and accuracy win the CBT. A daily mix of Maths, Reasoning and General Awareness, with short timed practice sets, builds both — and revision keeps what you learnt from slipping.

4. Your current level

Free · no sign-up · nothing is saved or sent — the plan is made inside your browser.

Study guidance, not a guaranteed result. Adjust it to your official syllabus.

A sample day (3 hours)

A sample RRB NTPC study day of 3 hours
What to studyTime
MathematicsConcept 25m · Practice 25m50m
General Awareness + General ScienceConcept 20m · Practice 20m40m
ReasoningConcept 15m · Practice 20m35m
Mixed: Current Affairs + Speed drill (timed set)Concept 10m · Practice 10m20m
Revision: today and yesterday35m

CBT-1 has 100 questions in 90 minutes — General Awareness 40, Mathematics 30, Reasoning 30 (the notice calls this split indicative) — with one-third of a mark cut for a wrong answer. CBT-2 has 120 questions in 90 minutes.

Pattern facts on this page are taken from the official RRB notifications (CEN 06/2025 Graduate and CEN 07/2025 Under Graduate, October 2025). Always check the latest notice.

How Aspirant Pro helps you stick to it

AI mock from your notes

Photograph a chapter, get a timed exam-style paper with negative marking and a chapter-wise score. (Pro)

Daily planner + countdown

Put today's blocks in the planner and see exactly how many days are left. Free.

Focus timer + streaks

Lock in for each block and keep the streak going. Free.

RRB NTPC — common questions

How many hours a day should I study for RRB NTPC?

Pick hours you can keep up every day. The plan works from 1 to 12 hours a day and keeps revision time fixed, so a short day still moves you forward.

Which subject needs the most time?

Usually the one you score lowest in on a mock. The plan rotates all three subjects and gives General Awareness a short daily slot, because it is easier to remember in small doses.

How many mock tests should I take before the exam?

Take a full timed mock at least once a week, and more often in the last month. Spend time after each one on the questions you got wrong.

Can I make mock tests from my own notes?

Yes. In the Aspirant Pro app you can photograph a chapter or pick a PDF and get a timed practice test built from it, with optional negative marking and a chapter-wise score. AI mock tests need sign-in and a paid plan — see Pricing.

Is this study plan free?

Yes. The plan is made inside your browser — no sign-up, and nothing you enter is saved or sent. Planning, reminders, focus timer and streaks in the app are free too.