Description

The RRB-JE (Railway Recruitment Board – Junior Engineer) exam is a highly competitive exam conducted by the Indian Railways to recruit candidates for the position of Junior Engineer in various technical departments. This exam is one of the most sought-after opportunities for engineering graduates and diploma holders looking to work with the Indian Railways, one of the largest employers in India.

The RRB-JE exam is designed to assess the knowledge, technical skills, and aptitude of candidates applying for the Junior Engineer position. The roles typically involve working in the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering, signalling, telecommunications, and more. The exam serves as the primary selection process for candidates who wish to join the Indian Railways as Junior Engineers.

Key Responsibilities of a Junior Engineer in Indian Railways

Junior Engineers in the Indian Railways are responsible for:

• Maintaining railway infrastructure such as tracks, bridges, and stations.
• Supervising and managing technical operations related to electrical, mechanical, and civil engineering.
• Ensuring smooth functioning of signalling and telecommunications systems.
• Managing repair and maintenance of trains, railway stations, and other equipment.
• Working in teams to ensure timely execution of projects and the efficient operation of the railways.

Structure of the RRB-JE Exam

The RRB-JE exam is typically conducted in three stages:

1. Stage 1: Computer Based Test (CBT-1)
   The first stage of the RRB-JE exam is a computer-based test that primarily evaluates the general knowledge, reasoning ability, and basic understanding of subjects related to the engineering discipline.

Sections in CBT-1:

1. • General Awareness (10 marks)
   • General Intelligence and Reasoning (25 marks)
   • Mathematics (30 marks)
   • General Science (30 marks)

Duration: 90 minutes
Total Questions: 100

2. Stage 2: Computer Based Test (CBT-2)
   The second stage is a more specialized exam that focuses on the candidate’s specific engineering discipline. In this stage, questions are more technical and relate directly to the field of engineering the candidate has chosen.

Sections in CBT-2:

1. • General Engineering (45 marks)
   • Technical Knowledge of the Specific Discipline (90 marks)
   • General Knowledge and Reasoning (25 marks)
   • General Science (20 marks)

Duration: 2 hours
Total Questions: 150

The RRB-JE exam is a prestigious opportunity for those aiming to build a career with Indian Railways. It offers candidates the chance to work in a stable, government-backed position with numerous growth opportunities.