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Railway Recruitment Boards invites applications for Station Master posts across India. About 1250 vacancies under CEN 08/2026, with responsibilities including train operations, safety management, and station administration.
Selection involves CBT, aptitude test, document verification, and medical fitness. Pay is around Rs 35,400 per month, with standard allowances. Online registration opens late Oct 2026 and closes 25 November 2026.
All India
Apply By: 25 Nov 2026
Status: Active / Open
The Railway Recruitment Boards have officially released the employment notification for aspirants seeking a career in the rail sector. Approximately 1250 open positions are announced under Centralised Employment Notice CEN 08/2026. Selected individuals will be entrusted with crucial responsibilities concerning train operations, safety management, and station administration.
Positions within the railway sector provide immense job security, steady career progression, and comprehensive medical and housing benefits. Serving in a supervisory role offers immense professional satisfaction and a chance to contribute directly to national infrastructure.
Details regarding the application fee amount and payment modes are specified within the detailed CEN notification published on the official recruitment portals.
Candidates must be between 20 and 30 years of age. Relaxations for reserved categories are applicable as per government norms.
Candidates must appear for a single-stage Computer-Based Test consisting of objective-type questions covering mathematics, general science, reasoning, and data interpretation.
Shortlisted candidates based on their performance in the first stage will take the Computer-Based Aptitude Test. This stage evaluates psychometric and operational abilities necessary for the role.
Qualifying candidates proceed to document verification followed by a medical fitness check to ensure compliance with prescribed railway standards.
The single-stage Computer-Based Test comprises 100 multiple-choice questions for a total of 100 marks. The allotted time duration to complete the examination is 120 minutes. Sections include Basic Science and Mathematics (30 questions), Data Analysis and Interpretation (30 questions), Logical Capability and Reading Comprehension (20 questions), and Mental Reasoning (20 questions).
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