RRB Group D Exam Analysis 2025 (27 Nov): Shift 1 Difficulty Level & Good Attempts

Manish

Jun 11, 2026 03:12 PM IST

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This article provides an in-depth RRB Group D Exam Analysis for the November 27th, 1st shift. We evaluate the overall difficulty level and average good attempts based on student feedback while adhering to exam integrity guidelines regarding question disclosure.

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has officially commenced the RRB Group D CBT Exam today, with the first shift concluding at 10:30 am. The examination is scheduled to run across three shifts daily from November 27th, 2025, to January 16th, 2026. Candidates appearing in subsequent shifts should bookmark this page for real-time exam analysis, expert insight on question trends, and updated difficulty level breakdowns.

In accordance with Railway Recruitment Board guidelines prohibiting the disclosure of specific questions, our analysis focuses strictly on evaluating the exam's difficulty level and determining realistic 'good attempts' to help you strategize for your test.

RRB Group D Exam Analysis 2025

The RRB Group D CBT pattern features 100 objective-type questions covering Mathematics, General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Science, and General Awareness & Current Affairs. Candidates have a 90-minute window to complete the paper with no sectional time limits. Initial candidate feedback suggests the paper ranged from Moderate to Difficult, with the General Awareness section heavily focused on recent Current Affairs.

RRB Group D Exam Difficulty Level

Based on the experience of aspirants who completed the Shift 1 examination, the overall difficulty level is rated as Moderate to Difficult. Below, we break down the performance expectations and difficulty trends observed across each individual section.

Subjects	Difficulty Level
General Awareness and Current Affairs	Moderate
Reasoning	Easy to Moderate
Mathematics	Moderate
General Science	Moderate to Difficult
Overall	Moderate to Difficult

RRB Group D Exam Analysis 2025 Good Attempts

According to the aggregate feedback from candidates who appeared in the first shift, the estimated range for a 'good attempt' lies between 51 and 61 questions.

Subjects	No. of Questions	Good Attempts
General Awareness and Current Affairs	20	08-10
Reasoning	30	17-19
Mathematics	25	15-17
General Science	25	12-14
Total	100	51-61