When filling out the form for the RRB NTPC (Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories) exam at the Class 12 level, you may wonder if adding an additional subject for calculating your percentage is allowed. Generally, the percentage calculation for eligibility is based on the aggregate marks of the main subjects listed on your Class 12 marksheet. However, some boards allow including an additional subject if it’s mentioned as a valid part of the marksheet and counted in your final score.

Before submitting the form, carefully read the eligibility guidelines provided by RRB. They usually specify the percentage requirement, and if an additional subject is accepted, it will be mentioned. If your board allows the additional subject to be counted in your overall percentage, and the same is reflected in your marksheet, it can likely be included in your RRB form.

If you're unsure, it’s a good idea to consult the official notification of the exam or contact the RRB helpdesk. Double-checking such details will help avoid any errors that might affect your application. Always ensure that the marks entered align with what is reflected on your official document to avoid disqualification.

Yes, you can add an additional subject to your percentage calculation for the RRB NTPC exam if it was not included in your 10th or 12th standard.

This is especially helpful if you have studied additional subjects that could boost your overall percentage.

Here's how to do it:

1. Gather Required Documents: Collect your 10th and 12th standard mark sheets along with the mark sheet for the additional subject you want to include.
2. Calculate Your Percentage: Add up the marks obtained in all the subjects, including the additional subject. Divide the total marks by the maximum possible marks and multiply by 100 to get your percentage.
3. Submit the Additional Marksheet: During the RRB NTPC application process, there should be an option to upload additional mark sheets. Submit the mark sheet for the additional subject along with your other documents.

Important Note:

• Check the RRB NTPC Notification: Refer to the official notification for the RRB NTPC exam to ensure that including additional subjects is allowed and to understand any specific requirements or guidelines.
• Document Verification: Be prepared to submit the original mark sheets for verification if selected for further rounds of the recruitment process.

Hello Sonu,

For the RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) exam at the Class 12 level, you cannot add additional subjects beyond the prescribed ones while filling out the form. Here are key points regarding this:

1. Prescribed Subjects : The RRB NTPC exam generally considers marks in specific subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Science from the 12th-grade level. The form will likely ask for these details.

2. Fixed Subject Format : You are required to fill in the details of only those subjects that are mandatory according to the RRB NTPC guidelines. Additional subjects, like electives, may not be accommodated.

3. Percentage Calculation : The percentage is usually calculated based on the marks of the specific subjects requested by the RRB. You should provide accurate data for these subjects.

4. Form Accuracy : It’s important to adhere strictly to the guidelines to avoid discrepancies or rejection of your application.

Hope it helps !