RPF Constable Result 2025 Out Now: Over 4,000 Shortlisted for PET
The RPF Constable Result 2025 has been officially declared by the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB). This brings relief to the prolonged wait and anticipation of thousands of aspirants across India. The RPF Constable examination was conducted for a total of 4,660 vacancies under the Centralised Employment Notice (CEN) RPF-02/2024.
The Computer-Based Test (CBT) was conducted from 2 March to 18 March 2025. After which the results were declared on the respective regional RRB websites.
According to the official notification, more than 4,000 candidates have been provisionally shortlisted for the next stages of the recruitment process such as PET and document verification.
Shortlisted candidates can check their results by going to the official website and logging in with their registration number and date of birth.
We have covered everything about the RPF Constable Result 2025 in this article including the direct link to check the result, steps to download the scorecard, details about the PET, PMT, and Document Verification stages, along with key instructions issued by RRB. You can use the following Table of Contents to navigate as per your preference:
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Direct Link to RPF Constable Result 2025
Candidates who appeared in the CBT examination can now check their results through their respective RRB regional portals. The roll numbers of the shortlisted candidates are arranged in ascending order. Please note that it is not a merit-based ranking. Also, the list is purely provisional.
Every candidate will be able to download their scorecards from 5 PM on 20 June 2025. Follow the given steps to download the scorecard:
- Visit the RRB regional website of your zone. This will be different for every candidate unless they belong to the same region.
- Search for the “RPF Constable Result 2025” link on the homepage and click on it.
- Enter your details which include your Registration Number and Date of Birth.
- Submit the details to access your score.
- Download and save the scorecard for future use.
Candidates can also use the direct link shared by RRBs for faster access to their results.
Next Stages after RPF Constable Result 2025
After this, the shortlisted candidates will have to go through Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Measurement Test (PMT), and Document Verification (DV). These tests are mandatory for confirming the final selection of the candidates. The data and documents submitted in the application process must be authentic.
Any discrepancy or false declaration will lead to immediate disqualification. Candidates must make sure that they do not indulge in any malpractices because they would be disqualified even after being shortlisted. All the supporting documents must be valid and ready for scrutiny.
Important Advisory for Shortlisted Candidates
The Railway Protection Force has issued a strict advisory for all the candidates :
- The candidature at this stage is purely provisional, it is not final selection.
- Candidates must be physically and medically fit as per the recruitment rules.
- All essential documents like educational certificates, caste or category certificates, and identity proof will be verified during the document verification round.
- RRB can even cancel the candidature without any prior notice if any irregularities are found in the submitted information.
Shortlisted candidates are advised to take note of all of these rules. Make sure you download your scorecard and keep a copy of it safe with you. Also, keep checking the official website for latest notifications and updates about the next stages in the selection process.
Conclusion
The RPF Constable Result 2025 has been released and over 4000 candidates have been shortlisted. Now the next stages include the physical tests and document verification. The scorecards will be live at 5:00 p.m. on 20th June 2025. Best of luck to the selected candidates.
Recently the RRB has issued notification for the recruitment of technicians. You can see the detailed information here.
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