RRB ALP Answer Key 2026 (CEN 01/2025): Raise Objections by Mar 26

The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) have released the Provisional Answer Key, Questions, and Candidate Responses for the Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) CBT-1 examination held from 13-02-2026 to 18-02-2026 & 11-03-2026. Candidates who appeared for the Computer Based Test (CBT-1) against CEN NO: 01/2025 can now view their answer keys and raise objections if any regarding the questions, options, or keys. The link for viewing and raising objections will be active from 20.03.2026 at 17:00 hrs and will remain available till 26.03.2026 upto 17:00 hrs.

Answer Key Overview

Important Dates for Answer Key & Objections

How to Check RRB ALP Answer Key & Responses

Follow these steps to view your RRB ALP CBT-1 Answer Key and responses:

1. Visit the official website of the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) from which you applied.
2. Look for the link titled “CEN 01/2025 – Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) – Viewing of Questions, Responses & Answer Keys and Raising of Objections”.
3. Click on the provided link.
4. You will be redirected to a login page. Enter your Registration Number and Date of Birth/Password.
5. Log in to access your question paper, recorded responses, and the provisional answer key.
6. Review the questions, your responses, and the official answer key carefully.

How to Raise Objections Against RRB ALP Answer Key

If you find any discrepancy in the questions, options, or the provisional answer key, you can raise an objection by following these steps:

1. After viewing your answer key and responses (as described above), identify the question(s) or option(s) you wish to challenge.
2. The detailed procedure with necessary guidelines for raising objections will be available on the same link provided on the official websites of RRBs.
3. Follow the on-screen instructions to select the question ID and provide a valid justification for your objection.
4. Upload any supporting documents or references if required.
5. Pay the prescribed objection fee online for each question you wish to challenge.
6. Submit your objection before the last date and time.

Objection Fee & Payment Modes

Candidates are required to pay a fee for raising objections:

• Fee: Rs. 50/- per question.
• Additional Charges: Applicable Bank Service Charges will be extra.

The fee can be paid using the following online modes:

• Maestro, Master Card, VISA, Rupay Cards – both Debit Cards & Credit Cards of all major banks.
• UPI/UPI QR Codes.
• Net Banking/ Mobile Banking.

Refund Policy for Objections

In case an objection raised by a candidate is found to be correct and valid, the fee paid for that specific valid objection shall be refunded. The refund will be made to the same account from which the candidate made the online payment, after deduction of applicable Bank charges.

Important Instructions for Candidates

• Candidates are advised to raise objections well before the final date and time (26.03.2026 at 17:00 hrs) to avoid last-minute technical issues.
• No representation or correspondence regarding questions, options, or keys will be entertained after the closing date and time.
• The decision of the RRBs on the objections raised will be final and binding.
• Refunds for valid objections will be processed to the original payment source.

What Happens After Objections?

Once the objection window closes, the Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) will review all the objections received. A panel of experts will examine the challenges and make a final decision. Based on this review, the RRBs may revise the provisional answer key if valid objections are found. After the final answer key is prepared, the results for RRB ALP CBT-1 will be declared. Candidates should regularly check the official RRB websites for updates on the final answer key and result declaration.

Preparation for Next Stage (CBT-2)

Candidates who are confident about clearing CBT-1 based on their performance and the provisional answer key should start preparing for CBT-2 immediately. The ALP recruitment process involves multiple stages, and CBT-2 is a crucial step. It generally consists of two parts: Part A (Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, Basic Science & Engineering, General Awareness) and Part B (Relevant Trade Test). Early preparation is key to success in this competitive examination.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the last date to view the RRB ALP Answer Key and raise objections?

The last date to view the answer key and raise objections for RRB ALP CBT-1 is 26.03.2026, up to 17:00 hrs.

2. How much is the objection fee for RRB ALP Answer Key?

The objection fee is Rs. 50/- per question, plus applicable Bank Service Charges.

3. Can I get a refund for the objection fee?

Yes, if your raised objection is found to be correct and valid by the RRBs, the fee paid for that specific question will be refunded to your account after deducting applicable Bank charges.

4. What details do I need to log in and check the answer key?

You will typically need your Registration Number and Date of Birth/Password to log in and view your answer key and responses.

5. What if I miss the deadline to raise objections?

No representations or correspondence regarding questions, options, or keys will be entertained by the RRBs after the specified closing date and time (26.03.2026 at 17:00 hrs).

6. When will the final answer key be released?

The official notification does not specify a date for the final answer key. It will be released after the review of all received objections is complete. Candidates should monitor the official RRB websites for updates.

7. What should I do after checking my answer key?

Evaluate your performance. If you are confident about qualifying, start preparing for the next stage, CBT-2. If you have valid objections, raise them within the stipulated time.