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MockPreps in Mumbai is listing an apprenticeship with the Railway Recruitment Cell, Central Railway for Act Apprentices in 2026. The program offers hands‑on training across workshops, with a merit‑based selection and a monthly stipend, aimed at developing core engineering and maintenance skills.
Eligibility includes ITI certification and interest in industrial trades. Application window runs from 03 November 2026 to 02 December 2026, with selection based on marks and merit lists prepared from
Maharashtra
Apply By: 02 Dec 2026
Status: Active / Open
The Railway Recruitment Cell, Central Railway (RRC CR) has initiated the selection process for Act Apprentices for the year 2026. This program offers a structured training environment across various workshops and units under the jurisdiction of Central Railway. It is designed to provide hands‑on technical exposure to candidates holding ITI certifications, facilitating skill development in a professional railway setting.
This apprenticeship provides a valuable opportunity to gain industry‑recognised training within the Indian Railways ecosystem. Participants receive a monthly stipend and hands‑on experience that enhances their employability in the technical sector. It serves as a foundational step for individuals looking to build a career in core engineering and maintenance trades.
Not applicable as selection is based on merit percentage.
General and OBC candidates are required to pay an application fee of ₹100. SC, ST, PwBD, and female candidates are fully exempted from the fee. Payments must be made online using debit cards, credit cards, net banking, or UPI.
15 to 24 years as on 03 November 2026. Relaxations: SC/ST (5 years), OBC (3 years), PwBD (10 years).
The selection process is entirely merit‑based, eliminating the need for written examinations or personal interviews. A merit list is generated by calculating the simple average of the percentage marks obtained in the Class 10 examination and the ITI trade examination. Following the merit list, candidates are called for document verification to authenticate their credentials. Finally, a medical fitness examination is conducted to ensure the candidate is physically capable of performing the required duties. In cases where two candidates have identical merit scores, the older candidate is given preference, followed by the year of passing the matriculation exam.
No written examination or interview is conducted for this recruitment. Selection is based on the merit of academic and technical qualifications.
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The Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC), Central Railway, is a dedicated body responsible for the recruitment of Group C and erstwhile Group D staff for the Central Railway zone. Operating under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, the RRC ensures a transparent and merit‑based selection process for various technical and non‑technical positions. Headquartered in Mumbai, the organization plays a vital role in staffing the railway network to maintain efficient operations across its various divisions.