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RRB Secunderabad opened the e-call letter link for the Assistant Loco Pilot CBT 1 (CEN 01/2026) on 30 October. You need your registration number and date of birth to log in.
If you applied for Assistant Loco Pilot through RRB Secunderabad under CEN 01/2026, your CBT 1 call letter can now be downloaded. The link went live on 30 October 2026.
Logging in takes two things: your registration number and your date of birth, which works as the password. The login page asks for the date in three boxes (day, month, year), so 26 January 1990 goes in as 26 / 01 / 1990. After that you type the captcha numbers and the call letter opens.
Lost your registration number? It is in the confirmation email you got when you applied, and you can also see it by logging in at rrbapply.gov.in.
Once you have the call letter, read it properly rather than just saving it. It has your exam date, shift, reporting time and the full centre address. Centres are sometimes in a different city, so it is worth booking travel now instead of the night before. SC/ST candidates who asked for the free train pass will find it printed on the same letter.
On the day, you need the printed call letter and an original photo ID (Aadhaar, voter ID, PAN, driving licence or passport). Missing either one means you will not be let in. Leave your phone, watch, wallet and bag behind, since there is usually no safe place to keep them at the centre, and you do not need a pen because one is given to you. One small thing people forget: skip mehndi that week, as it can stop the biometric scan from reading your fingers.
If the login keeps failing, the RRB helpdesk is on +91 79963 42666, Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm. The login page also has a Forgot Password option.