Railway JE Mock Test
Railway Junior Engineer selection depends heavily on the technical paper of CBT 2, which is why branch-wise practice matters.
Railway Trust Academy provides JE practice tests along with worked solutions and a performance report after each attempt.
Last updated: 2026-09-09
What is the Railway JE exam?
Railway Junior Engineer recruitment is conducted in two computer-based stages. CBT 1 covers Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness and General Science; CBT 2 adds a large technical section based on your engineering discipline.
Check your JE preparation level
After you submit, your report shows your score, attempted questions, correct and incorrect answers, accuracy, time taken, subject-wise performance and the topics where you lost the most marks. Use that report to decide what to revise next.
Why practise these tests?
- Practise branch-specific technical questions under exam timing
- Balance CBT 1 general subjects with CBT 2 technical revision
- See which technical topics repeatedly cost you marks
How to attempt the mock test
- Step 1
Choose a mock test that matches your target Railway exam and open it on a laptop or phone.
- Step 2
Read the question paper pattern, marking scheme and negative marking rules shown before you start.
- Step 3
Keep the timer running exactly like the real exam and avoid pausing between sections.
- Step 4
Use the question palette to mark difficult questions for review instead of getting stuck on them.
- Step 5
Submit the test and study the full solution of every question you got wrong or skipped.
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