The Railway Recruitment Board, Chandigarh (RRB Chandigarh) has released the normalised cut off marks of candidates shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) under CEN 08/2024 for various posts in Level 1 of the 7th CPC Pay Matrix. The notice, dated 01/07/2026, lists category-wise cut off marks for UR, SC, ST, OBC, and EWS candidates who have qualified to appear for the PET stage of the recruitment process.
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RRB Chandigarh PET Cut Off Marks 2026 - Overview
| Particular | Detail |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body | Railway Recruitment Board, Chandigarh |
| Notification Number | CEN 08/2024 |
| Post Level | Level 1 of 7th CPC Pay Matrix |
| Stage | PET (Physical Efficiency Test) Shortlisting |
| Marks Type | Normalised Cut Off Marks |
| Date of Notice | 01/07/2026 |
RRB Chandigarh PET Normalised Cut Off Marks 2026
Below is the official category-wise normalised cut off marks table for candidates shortlisted for PET, as released by RRB Chandigarh for CEN 08/2024, Level 1 posts.
| Category | Normalised Cut Off Marks |
|---|---|
| UR (Unreserved) | 72.21081 |
| SC | 65.85513 |
| ST | 60.69532 |
| OBC | 70.29683 |
| EWS | 66.68571 |
These marks are normalised scores used by RRB to shortlist candidates for the next stage of the selection process, i.e., the Physical Efficiency Test.
What is RRB Chandigarh CEN 08/2024?
This section explains the recruitment notification under which the PET cut off marks have been announced.
CEN 08/2024 is the Centralised Employment Notification issued by the Railway Recruitment Board, Chandigarh, under the Ministry of Railways, Government of India, for filling various posts in Level 1 of the 7th CPC Pay Matrix. After the completion of the Computer Based Test (CBT), RRB Chandigarh has now released the normalised cut off marks for candidates shortlisted to appear for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).
What Does "Normalised Cut Off Marks" Mean?
This section clarifies why RRB uses normalised marks instead of raw scores for shortlisting candidates.
Since RRB exams are conducted in multiple shifts with varying difficulty levels, raw scores cannot be directly compared across shifts. Normalisation is a statistical process used to adjust scores so that candidates across different shifts are evaluated on a common, fair scale. The normalised cut off marks published by RRB Chandigarh reflect this adjusted scoring method.
Next Steps for Shortlisted Candidates
This section outlines what shortlisted candidates should do after the release of the PET cut off marks.
- Check whether your normalised score meets or exceeds your category's cut off mark.
- Keep monitoring the official RRB Chandigarh website for the PET admit card and schedule.
- Begin physical preparation, as PET typically involves running and other fitness benchmarks specified in the official CEN 08/2024 notification.