The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially released the ALP CBT‑2 Score Card 2025 on 2 July, a day after publishing the exam result on 1 July 2025. The exam—conducted on 5th and 6th May 2025—had around 2.66 lakh candidates appearing for 18,799 Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) vacancies. The scorecard window remains active until 14 July, allowing all participants to download their official marks PDF via their regional RRB website or @rrb.digialm.com. It includes section-wise scores for Part A and Part B, overall marks, normalization, qualifying status for the upcoming CBAT test on 15 July 2025, and key details like roll number, region, and exam date. This article will guide you through downloading your scorecard, understanding its contents, next steps in the recruitment process, and useful preparation tips for the CBAT.

How to Download RRB ALP CBT‑2 Score Card

Before you can view your marks, you need to download the scorecard correctly. Follow this detailed walkthrough:

• Step 1: Visit your regional RRB website.
• Step 2: Locate the “ALP CBT‑2 Score Card 2025” link under the results section.
• Step 3: Login using your Registration Number and Date of Birth (DOB).
• Step 4: Submit the credentials to display your personalized scorecard.
• Step 5: Download the PDF and print multiple copies for upcoming stages (CBAT, document verification).

Make sure to save the PDF before the 14 July 2025 deadline, after which links may be inactive.

Interpreting Your Score Card Details

Your scorecard contains comprehensive performance data. Here’s how to understand it effectively:

You will find the following details:

• Candidate Name, Roll/Reg. Number, RRB Zone, Exam Date
• Part A & Part B Marks: Raw, pro-rated, normalized scores, and percentiles
• Number of Valid/Attempted/Incorrect Questions, and if any questions were cancelled/ignored during evaluation
• Shortlist status: “Yes” or “No” indicating CBAT qualification

Understanding the difference between raw vs normalized marks is crucial—they’re used to compare scores across different exam shifts effectively.

Key Dates & Next Steps

Now that your scorecard is in hand, this section outlines crucial upcoming dates and what to anticipate:

Candidates who qualify in CBT‑2 are now eligible to appear for the Computer-Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) on 15 July 2025. If qualified, ensure you have your Calling Letter, Score Card, and vision certificate ready—CBAT requires a minimum T-score of 42 in each of the five aptitude tests.

Preparing for CBAT After Score Card

This stage is a qualifying psychometric test comprising five sub-tests like memory, concentration, and decision-making—all with zero negative marking.

CBAT Tips:

• Familiarize with test battery formats
• Practice online aptitude/mock tests focused on psychometric drills
• Improve concentration using daily exercises like memory games
• Ensure a valid A1-standard Vision Certificate
• Time management is key—each sub-test has a fixed time

A structured routine with daily practice will enhance your chances in the qualifying CBAT stage

Conclusion

The release of the RRB ALP CBT‑2 Score Card 2025 is a crucial milestone in your journey toward becoming an Assistant Loco Pilot. Download your marks before the 14 July deadline and analyze your performance in depth. If you’re shortlisted, gear up for the aptitude test on 15 July, ensuring you have all required documents, especially the vision certificate. With a clear understanding of your scores and focused preparation, you’re now on track for the next recruitment phase. Best of luck in CBAT and the final stages—you’re one step closer to your dream job on India’s railways!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. When was the ALP CBT‑2 scorecard released?
Ans: It was released on 2 July 2025, shortly after the result declaration.

Q2. Until when can I download the scorecard?
Ans: The download window is open until 14 July 2025.

Q3. What details are shown on the scorecard?
Ans: It contains section-wise, raw, normalized, and percentile marks along with shortlist status for CBAT.

Q4. Who qualifies for CBAT?
Ans: Candidates marked “Yes” in the shortlist section move to CBAT on 15 July 2025.

Q5. Are raw and normalized marks both important?
Ans: Yes—raw marks are individual, while normalized scores ensure fairness across different shifts.