Name: RRB Section Controller Psycho Test Series 2026
Price: 1399 INR
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What is the RRB Section Controller Psycho Test?

Accepted Answer

The RRB Section Controller Psycho Test is a Computer Based Aptitude Test (CBAT) conducted by RRBs after CBT Stage 2 for the NTPC Section Controller post — a Group B Gazetted position. It has 5 batteries: Classification Test (35 questions, 10 min), Selective Attention Test (30 questions, 8 min), Spatial Scanning Test (40 questions, 8+5 min), Information Ordering Test (25 questions, 10 min), and Personality Test (35 questions). A minimum T-Score of 42 is required in each cognitive battery. CBAT marks carry 30% weightage in the final merit list.

Question 2

What is the minimum T-Score to pass Section Controller CBAT?

Accepted Answer

A minimum T-Score of 42 is required in each of the 4 cognitive batteries — Classification Test, Selective Attention Test, Spatial Scanning Test, and Information Ordering Test. There is no category-wise relaxation: the T-42 cutoff applies equally to General, OBC, SC, and ST candidates. The Personality Test is evaluated as a behavioral profile. Smart Online Exam calculates your T-Score after every mock test using the official RRB formula.

Question 3

How many mock tests does this course include?

Accepted Answer

The Section Controller Psycho Test Series contains 100+ full-length simulation tests (all 5 batteries in one sitting) and 500+ battery-specific topic tests for Classification, Selective Attention, Spatial Scanning, and Information Ordering. Every test provides instant T-Score results and battery-wise performance analysis.

Question 4

How is CBAT score used in the Section Controller final merit list?

Accepted Answer

Final merit = CBT Stage 2 Score × 70% + Average CBAT T-Score × 30%. Only CBAT qualifiers (T-Score ≥ 42 in each cognitive battery) are considered for merit. A candidate who scores T-60 instead of T-45 gains 4.5 extra marks in the final list — often the difference between selection and rejection. There is no negative marking in CBAT.

Question 5

Is Section Controller CBAT the same as ALP CBAT?

Accepted Answer

No. Section Controller CBAT (RRB) and ALP CBAT (Group C) are completely different tests. Section Controller has: Classification Test, Selective Attention Test, Spatial Scanning Test, Information Ordering Test, Personality Test. ALP has: Memory, Following Directions, Depth Perceptual, Perceptual Speed, and Attention & Concentration Apparatus. If preparing for both, you need two separate preparation tracks. Smart Online Exam has dedicated series for each.

Question 6

Is the course available in Hindi?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Section Controller Psycho Test Series is fully available in Hindi and English. All mock test interfaces, instructions, and video solutions are bilingual so candidates from all regions of India can prepare in their preferred language.

Question 7

How many days are needed to prepare for Section Controller CBAT?

Accepted Answer

With 90–120 minutes of structured daily practice, most candidates reach T-Score ≥ 50 in all batteries within 25–30 days. The Spatial Scanning Test needs the most preparation — start it from Day 1. Classification and Selective Attention improve quickly within 10–15 days. Smart Online Exam includes a 30-day structured plan with daily targets and phase-wise milestones.

Question 8

Can I practise on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Smart Online Exam Android app is available on Google Play Store. All mock tests, T-Score tracking, battery-wise analytics, and video solutions are accessible on your phone so you can practise anytime, anywhere.