The RRB Group D 2025 answer keys are out, and candidates are now anxiously calculating their scores. If you applied from the Mumbai Zone, the competition is intense, but the data suggests that the cut-off might be more balanced than previous years due to the exam's difficulty level.

​RRB Group D Mumbai Zone Expected Cut-Off
​RRB Group D Mumbai Zone Expected Cut-Off 


​In this article, we break down the latest data from the Mumbai Zone, including category-wise form counts and the expected safe scores for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).

​Mumbai Zone: Competition at a Glance

​The Mumbai Zone remains one of the most popular regions for Railway aspirants. According to recent data, over 15 Lakh candidates applied specifically for this zone.

​Category-wise Form Fill-up (Mumbai):

  • ​OBC: ~6.82 Lakh
  • ​SC: ~4.37 Lakh
  • ​UR (General): ~2.32 Lakh
  • ​ST: ~1.21 Lakh
  • ​EWS: ~9,000

​While the number of applicants is high, the "Rank Mitra" data shows that very few students have crossed the 90+ mark. This is largely because the questions were reported to be lengthy and time-consuming, which naturally suppressed the overall average score.

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​RRB Group D Mumbai Expected Cut-Off 2025-26

​Based on the current analysis of answer keys and student feedback, here is the projected safe score range to qualify for the next stage:

Category

Expected Cut-Off (Safe Score)

General (UR)

64 – 68

OBC

60 – 64

EWS

58 – 62

SC

52 – 56

ST

45 – 50

Note: If your score falls within or near these ranges, it is highly recommended that you begin your Physical Efficiency Test (PET) preparation immediately.


​Why the Cut-Off Might Stay Low

  1. ​Question Complexity: Unlike previous years, the 2025 exam featured multi-step reasoning and calculation-heavy science questions.
  2. ​Attendance Trends: Actual exam attendance is often lower than the total applications, reducing the real competition.
  3. ​Normalized Scores: Remember that these are raw score estimates; normalization could still shift the final results significantly.

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