RRB Mumbai Group D Result 2026 Declared – PET Shortlist, Cut Off Marks

The Mumbai Group D result is a cut-off sheet for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET), the fitness test that comes after the computer-based exam. The Unreserved (UR) cut-off is 77.6571 normalised marks, and the ST cut-off is the lowest at 64.6006. It covers Level 1 posts under CEN 09/2025 (CEN means Centralised Employment Notification), and Level 1 is the pay grade of the jobs most people still call Group D.

Mumbai Group D Result 2026 Overview

Mumbai Group D Result: Important Dates

RRB Mumbai Group D Cut Off Marks 2026

Normalised marks are exam marks adjusted so that candidates who sat the test on different days can be compared fairly. The table shows the cut-off marks of the candidates shortlisted for the PET, category by category, exactly as RRB Mumbai printed them.

RRB Mumbai Cut Off vs RRB Bhopal

Both RRBs shortlisted Level 1 candidates under CEN 09/2025 and published their cut-offs on 12.11.2026, so the two sets of figures can be read side by side.

Mumbai’s cut-off is lower than Bhopal’s in every category, and the gap is widest for ST. Each RRB sets its own figures, so go by the cut-off of the RRB you applied to. The full Bhopal list is in our RRB Bhopal Group D Result post.

Next Stage After the Mumbai Group D Result

In short: the cut-off only decides who gets to the PET. The document check and the medical exam still come after it, so this is not a final selection.

How to Check Your Mumbai Group D Result

1. Open the RRB Mumbai CEN 09/2025 page on the official railway recruitment website.
2. Find the notice named “List and Cut-off of Candidates Shortlisted for Physical Efficiency Test (PET) under CEN 09/2025 (Level-1)” and open the PDF. It comes in Hindi and English.
3. Press Ctrl+F and type your roll number to see whether you are on the shortlist.
4. Compare your normalised marks with the cut-off for your category in the table above.
5. Keep checking the RRB Mumbai page for the PET schedule.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Use the cut-off of your own RRB. The Mumbai figures do not apply to candidates of another RRB.
• Compare your normalised marks with the cut-off, not your raw exam marks, because the cut-off is printed in normalised marks.
• Copy the figures exactly as printed. Some have four decimal places and some five, such as UR 77.6571 and OBC 77.30953, because that is how the notice prints them.
• Do not read this as a final result. Being shortlisted gets you to the PET, and the document check and medical exam still follow.
• Download the notice only from the official railway recruitment website, and do not pay anyone who promises a place on the list or a job.

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Mumbai Group D Result: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the RRB Mumbai Group D UR cut-off for the PET?

The UR (Unreserved) cut-off is 77.6571 normalised marks.

What are the cut-off marks for the other categories?

They are OBC 77.30953, SC 72.54864, EWS 72.44898 and ST 64.6006, all in normalised marks.

What are normalised marks?

They are exam marks adjusted so that candidates who sat the test on different days can be compared fairly.

Which posts does this notice cover?

It covers various posts in Level 1 of the 7th CPC Pay Matrix under CEN 09/2025, the posts commonly called Group D.

When was the RRB Mumbai cut-off notice issued?

The notice is dated 12.11.2026, and the RRB Mumbai website shows it as published on 13.11.2026.

Where can I see whether my roll number is shortlisted?

Open the list and cut-off PDF on the RRB Mumbai CEN 09/2025 page, press Ctrl+F and type your roll number.

Has the PET date been announced?

The cut-off sheet does not give a PET date, so watch the RRB Mumbai page for it.

Is the Mumbai cut-off the same as the Bhopal cut-off?

No, each RRB sets its own, and for example the UR cut-off is 77.6571 for Mumbai and 79.81581 for Bhopal.

Disclaimer: The information above has been compiled from the official notification for the convenience of job seekers. Candidates are advised to verify all details from the official website before applying.