RRB Junior Translator Cut-Off and Qualifying Marks
An RRB Junior Translator cut-off is a stage-specific score for a given region and category. The CEN 09/2026 Translation Test pass mark is 60%. The CBT shortlist cut-off reflects the score needed to be called for that test, and the two values answer different questions.
Official historical Chandigarh cut-offs
The figures below are from RRB Chandigarh’s CEN 07/2024 shortlist for the Translation Test. They are out of 100 for Northern Railway, Category 54. Use them as a historical reference for that particular shortlist.
Category | CEN 07/2024 CBT cut-off out of 100 |
|---|---|
UR | 75.75758 |
SC | 65.65657 |
ST | 51.17845 |
OBC | 69.69697 |
EWS | 69.36027 |
Reference: RRB Chandigarh official CEN 07/2024 Translation Test shortlist cut-offs.
Compare the same stage and score scale
CEN 09/2026 uses Category 04. Look for its own RRB, unit and category row when results appear. The vacancy mix, candidate scores and any applicable normalisation can change the shortlist. A CBT shortlist score and a later document verification cut-off should stay in separate columns in your records.
Set separate targets for practice
In your CBT log, use the marks after negative marking and review the lowest subject score over several attempts. For translation, assess two directions separately and highlight errors that change a deadline, instruction or exception. An objective test score cannot show whether you preserve meaning across a full paragraph.
Work toward a repeatable score rather than treating one regional historical cut-off as a selection promise.
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