The RRB PCET Exam (Railway Recruitment Board Physical Efficiency Cum Endurance Test) is typically a part of the recruitment process for positions in Indian Railways, particularly for posts such as Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP), Technicians, Group D, and other railway staff. The PCET evaluates a candidate's physical fitness, strength, and endurance to ensure they meet the job's physical requirements.
Here’s an overview of the key aspects of the RRB PCET:
1. Objective
The test assesses candidates’ physical abilities for various roles in the railways, ensuring they are capable of handling the physically demanding nature of railway jobs.
2. Who Appears for PCET?
Candidates who successfully clear the Computer-Based Test (CBT) are shortlisted for the PCET. The number of candidates selected for this stage depends on the post and the vacancies available.
3. Exam Components
The PCET requirements vary based on gender and job roles but usually include the following:
For Male Candidates:
For Female Candidates:
For PWD (Persons with Disabilities):
4. Key Points
5. Final Selection
The PCET is qualifying in nature. Final selection for the job depends on: