RRB NTPC posts compared

Pay Level 6 railway post via RRB NTPC — supervising booking, reservation and parcel offices at larger stations.

Pay Level 6 railway post via RRB NTPC — controlling train movements at a station, in rotating shifts.

Pay Level 5 running post via RRB NTPC — in charge of a goods train from the rear brake van, with irregular hours.

Pay Level 5 post via RRB NTPC (graduate) — checking bills and keeping accounts in railway accounts offices.

Pay Level 5 office post via RRB NTPC — establishment, bills and correspondence in railway divisional and zonal offices.

Pay Level 3 railway post via RRB NTPC (12th level) — selling tickets and handling parcels and enquiries at station counters.

Pay Level 2 post via RRB NTPC (12th level) — checking bills and maintaining accounts in railway accounts offices.

Pay Level 2 office post via RRB NTPC (12th level) — typing, records and routine clerical work in railway offices.

Pay Level 2 operating post via RRB NTPC (12th level) — recording wagons and train details in yards, in shifts.