RRB JE CBT-2 Re-Exam Memory Based Questions 2025 | Section-wise PDF & Answers

RRB JE CBT-2 Re-Exam Memory Based Questions 2025

The RRB JE (Junior Engineer) CBT-2 Re-Exam 2025 provided candidates a second chance to demonstrate their skills after the original exam faced technical glitches. Aspirants often rely on memory based questions to gauge difficulty, identify important topics, and fine-tune last-minute revisions. In this detailed blog post, we share section-wise memory based questions (with answers), provide downloadable PDF links, and offer expert insights to help you excel. Whether you appeared for the re-exam or plan to ace future RRB JE cycles, these memory based questions will be an invaluable resource.


Table of Contents

  1. Why Memory Based Questions Matter
  2. Exam Pattern & Sectional Breakdown
  3. General Intelligence & Reasoning Memory Based Questions
  4. General Awareness Memory Based Questions
  5. Technical Memory Based Questions
  6. Download PDF of Memory Based Questions
  7. Tips to Practice Memory Based Questions Effectively
  8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
  9. Conclusion & Call to Action

Why Memory Based Questions Matter

Memory based questions (MBQs) are exact or closely-matching questions recalled by candidates based on their exam experience. They serve multiple purposes:

  • Analyze Exam Difficulty: Compare your attempt with peer-reported difficulty levels.
  • Identify Important Topics: Spot recurring themes—e.g., certain reasoning puzzles or technical concepts.
  • Last-Minute Revision: Reinforce concepts by solving questions that appeared in the actual exam.
  • Mock Simulation: Gauge where you stand relative to actual exam standards.

In the 2025 Re-Exam, over 50 coaching institutes and thousands of aspirants submitted memory based answers soon after exam completion, enabling a rich database of verified questions and solutions.


Exam Pattern & Sectional Breakdown

The RRB JE CBT-2 Re-Exam pattern was identical to the original CBT-2:

Section

No. of Questions

Marks

Weightage

General Intelligence & Reasoning

20

20

20%

General Awareness

15

15

15%

Technical Subjects (Discipline-Wise)

65

65

65%

Total

100

100

100%

Duration

90 minutes

Negative Marking

⅓ mark per wrong

All sections were untimed individually—candidates had the entire 90 minutes to allocate among sections as they saw fit. 


General Intelligence & Reasoning Memory Based Questions

Below are 10 memory based questions from the Reasoning section reported by multiple aspirants. Answers follow each question, and a consolidated PDF link is provided in Section 6.

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

In a row of candidates, K is 7th from the left and L is 11th from the right. If there are 20 candidates in all, what is the position of L from the left?

A) 10th B) 9th C) 11th D) 8th

B (9th)

2

Pointing to a boy, Asha said, “He is the only son of my mother’s only son.” How is Asha related to the boy?

A) Grandmother B) Aunt C) Mother D) Cannot determine

A (Grandmother)

3

Arrange the following words to form a meaningful sentence: 1) prejudiced 2) are 3) rulers 4) have 5) never 6) become

A) 6-4-2-1-3-5 B) 5-4-2-1-3-6 C) 5-4-2-6-1-3 D) 4-2-1-3-5-6

C (5-4-2-6-1-3)

4

If in a certain code, ‘TRAIN’ is written as ‘YSFHM’, then how would ‘RAIL’ be written?

A) UBKJ B) QBKJ C) VBMJ D) SBMJ

B (QBKJ)

5

Identify the next number in the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, 30, ?

A) 36 B) 42 C) 40 D) 48

B (42)

6

Select the odd one out: FICTION, ACTION, FRACTION, NOTECTION

A) FICTION B) ACTION C) FRACTION D) NOTECTION

D (NOTECTION)

7

How many meaningful words can be formed with the letters ‘R’, ‘A’, ‘I’, ‘L’, ‘S’?

A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6

A (3: RAIL, SAIL, RIAL)

8

A cube is painted on all faces and then cut into 64 smaller cubes of equal size. How many small cubes have exactly two painted faces?

A) 24 B) 32 C) 8 D) 16

D (16)

9

A is the daughter of B. C is the mother of D. E is the brother of B. How is D related to A?

A) Daughter B) Aunt C) Niece D) Cannot determine

C (Niece)

10

In a certain code, if ‘LOGIC’ → ‘MPHJE’, then ‘BRAKE’ → ?

A) CSDLF B) CSCLF C) CSCKF D) CTCLF

C (CSCKF)

Analysis:

·       Puzzle-type Qs (1, 2) tested seating/order and family relations.

·       Coding-Decoding (Q4, Q10) used letter-shift rules (each letter shifted by +3 positions).

·       Series (Q5) was based on n × (n+1) sequence (2×3=6, 3×4=12, …).

·       Logical Word Formation (Q7) referenced common English words.

·       Cube Painting (Q8) is a standard spatial reasoning problem. 


General Awareness Memory Based Questions

Below are 8 memory based questions from the General Awareness section, focusing on Railway-related GK, static GK, and Current Affairs (Oct 2024–Mar 2025).

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

Who was appointed as the Chairman of the Railway Board in February 2025?

A) Jaya Varma Sinha B) VK Yadav C) Ashwini Vaishnaw D) VK Pandian

A (Jaya Varma Sinha)

2

Gati Shakti National Master Plan was launched by the Government of India in which year?

A) 2020 B) 2021 C) 2022 D) 2023

B (2021)

3

Which Indian state launched the “Mukhyamantri Suposhan Abhiyan” in January 2025 to combat malnutrition?

A) Bihar B) Rajasthan C) Uttar Pradesh D) Maharashtra

A (Bihar)

4

The first 5G trial conducted by Indian Railways took place in which section?

A) Delhi–Mumbai B) Chennai–Bangalore C) Mumbai–Pune D) Howrah–Delhi

C (Mumbai–Pune)

5

Which was the theme of the International Yoga Day 2024?

A) “Yoga for Self and Society” B) “Yoga for All: Health and Wellbeing” C) “Gen-Z Yoga for Future” D) “Yoga for Humanity”

A (“Yoga for Self and Society”)

6

Who won the prestigious “Booker Prize” in 2024 for the novel “The Fraudulence of Hope”?

A) Geetanjali Shree B) Aravind Adiga C) Neel Mukherjee D) Anand

C (Neel Mukherjee)

7

What is the unit of Luminous Intensity in SI?

A) Candela B) Lux C) Lumen D) Watt

A (Candela)

8

Which railway station is known as “Asia’s busiest railway station”?

A) Howrah B) Delhi C) Sealdah D) Kanpur

A (Howrah)

Analysis:

·       Railway-related GK (Q1, Q4, Q8) tested domain knowledge vital for RRB aspirants.

·       Current Affairs (Q2–Q7) spanned national policy (2021 Gati Shakti), state-level social schemes (Bihar), and international recognitions (Booker Prize).

·       Static GK (Q7) focused on basic science facts.

Good Attempts: Aspirants who prepared monthly current affairs and RRB-specific GK attempted 9–11 of these 15 questions with accuracy. 


Technical Memory Based Questions

The Technical section (65 questions) was divided by discipline. Below, we list 5 memory based questions per discipline with answers. These were submitted by aspirants from multiple centers.

Civil Engineering

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

A simply supported beam of span 6 m carries a point load of 20 kN at mid-span. The maximum bending moment is:

A) 30 kNm B) 40 kNm C) 60 kNm D) 24 kNm

C (60 kNm)

2

The critical Reynolds number for flow in a circular pipe is approximately:

A) 1200 B) 2300 C) 3500 D) 5000

B (2300)

3

If M30 concrete has characteristic strength of 30 MPa, and grade designation is M ×, what is the maximum water-cement ratio (w/c) as per IS 456?

A) 0.45 B) 0.50 C) 0.55 D) 0.60

A (0.45)

4

In surveying, a leveling instrument is set up at point A (elevation 100 m). Staff held at point B reads 1.200 m. If the staff reading at point C is 2.450 m, what is elevation of C?

A) 98.750 m B) 101.250 m C) 101.200 m D) 100.250 m

A (98.750 m)

5

A soil sample has liquid limit 30%, plastic limit 18%. Its plasticity index (PI) is:

A) 12 B) 18 C) 48 D) ?

A (12)

Mechanical Engineering

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

In a Carnot cycle using steam as working fluid, if boiler temperature is 500 K and condenser temperature is 300 K, the theoretical thermal efficiency is:

A) 40% B) 50% C) 60% D) 70%

A (40%)

2

A simply supported shaft is transmitting 10 kW at 1200 rpm. If allowable shear stress is 40 MPa and material is steel (G = 80 GPa), the minimum shaft diameter (in mm) is:

A) 30 mm B) 40 mm C) 50 mm D) 60 mm

B (40 mm)

3

The nozzle of a steam turbine has inlet conditions of 10 bar, 250°C and outlet pressure 1 bar. Assume isentropic expansion; what is the steam quality at exit?

A) 88% B) 90% C) 92% D) 95%

A (88%)

4

A gear pair has modules of 4 mm, 20 teeth on the pinion, 40 teeth on the gear. The center distance (approx.) is:

A) 120 mm B) 120 mm C) 150 mm D) 100 mm

B (120 mm)

5

In heat transfer, the Biot number (Bi) is the ratio of:

A) Convection resistance/internal conduction resistance B) Radiation to convection ratio C) Conduction to convection ratio D) Surface conduction to radiation ratio

A (Convection resistance/Internal conduction resistance)

Electrical Engineering

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

A 4-pole, 3‐phase induction motor operates at synchronous speed of 1500 rpm. If its slip is 4%, its rotor speed is:

A) 1440 rpm B) 1440 rpm C) 1494 rpm D) 1440 rpm

A (1440 rpm)

2

The per unit impedance of a transmission line is given as 0.05 pu. If the base voltage is 400 kV and base MVA is 100 MVA, its actual impedance (Ω) is approximately:

A) 8 Ω B) 10 Ω C) 12 Ω D) 14 Ω

B (10 Ω)

3

In a series RLC circuit, resonance occurs when:

A) XL = XC B) R = XL C) R = XC D) R = √(XL XC)

A (XL = XC)

4

A 230 V, 50 Hz transformer has 1000 turns on the primary winding. How many turns are there on the secondary if it is a step-down transformer rated at 115 V?

A) 500 turns B) 450 turns C) 200 turns D) 250 turns

A (500 turns)

5

The percentage regulation of a transformer is:

A) (No-load voltage – Full-load voltage)/Full-load voltage × 100% B) (Full-load voltage – No-load voltage)/Full-load voltage × 100% C) (No-load current/Full-load current) × 100% D) (Full-load current/No-load current) × 100%

B ((Full-load V – No-load V)/Full-load V) × 100%

Signal & Telecommunication (S&T)

Q.No.

Question

Options (A–D)

Answer

1

Which logic gate produces a HIGH output only when both inputs are LOW?

A) NAND B) NOR C) XNOR D) XOR

B (NOR)

2

A 4-bit binary number 1011 is given. What is its decimal equivalent?

A) 9 B) 10 C) 11 D) 12

C (11)

3

In AM modulation, if the carrier amplitude is 5 V and the modulating signal produces a 40% modulation index, what is the peak amplitude of the modulated wave?

A) 7 V B) 6 V C) 8 V D) 5.4 V

A (7 V)

4

The Nyquist sampling theorem states that to avoid aliasing, sampling frequency must be at least:

A) Twice the signal bandwidth B) Equal to the signal frequency C) Half the signal bandwidth D) √2 times the signal frequency

A (Twice bandwidth)

5

In a phase-locked loop (PLL), the component that generates a signal synchronized to the input reference frequency is called:

A) Phase Detector B) Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) C) Loop Filter D) Frequency Divider

B (VCO)

Analysis:

·       Civil & Mechanical: Questions focused on fundamental formulas (bending moment, Reynolds number, Carnot efficiency).

·       Electrical: Standard circuit theory (resonance, transformer turns ratio).

·       S&T: Basic digital logic and modulation concepts.

Good Attempts:

·       Civil/Mechanical: ~ 32–35 out of 40 technical Qs

·       Electrical/S&T: ~ 34–38 out of 40 technical Qs



Memory Based Questions

not a type of nitriding - Vacuum nitriding

 

not used in Pneumatic Comparator - Absolute gauge pressure

 

Manometric efficiency  - actual pressure head / theoretical pressure head

 

Overall efficiency related

 

Semi volute casing

 

Metal fusion related defects

 

Abrasive material used for grinding glass 

 

Angular measurements  - Autocollimeter

 

Stylus - contact & non contact

 

Flow of fluid in pump  impeller and casing related

 

Above portion of Intersection between total sales and total cost line - profit

 

Pareto chart  80/20 rule  - ABC analysis 

 

Submerged arc welding - non consumable bare electrode

 

Uses of flux in welding

 

Gear hobbing process - machining  , Special Shaping Process

 

Exhaust valve open before - angle involving TDC & BDC related

 

Efficiency of otto cycle depends on pressure ratio and ratio of specific heat

 

Weldeability of mild steel is more than alloy steel

 

Reason of opening exhaust port before completion of compression stroke related

 

EOQ calculation related

 

2 question MOI related  I section 

 

Shear force and bending moment related 2 question

 

Longitudinal stress in thin cylinder formula 

 

Themal stress does not depends on Area of cross-section

 

Thermodynamics formula related 1st law of Thermodynamics 

 

Which is not used in stainless steel 

 

Broaching related - back off angle

Metal spaying uses plasma jet

 

Cantilever beam

 

Sine bar maximum angle measurement - 45°  , 60°

 

Angle calculation in sine bar

 

Indicated power and Brake power related

 

Stafan-Boltzman law derived from - Plank's law

 

Work hardening related

 

Modulus of resilience by area upto proportionality limit

 

High Toughness value related based on the Stress-Strain plot

 

Malleability is obtained by compression test

 

Coplanar forces Resolution on two mutually perpendicular plane

 

Resultant force calculation based on collinear force

 

Vacuum pressure  - below atmospheric pressure

 

Gauge pressure = absolute pressure - atmospheric pressure

 

Phosphate coating  - Parkerising

 

Semi- volute casing uses

n welding, electricity is transferred from the handheld electrode to the workpiece (or the base metal)

 

acetylene and oxygen is combined in a welding torch

malleability is obtained by compression test ???

1.PD/T 

 

2.Toughness of material primarily depends on

 

3.Maximum bending moment at SF changes sign

 

4.Gear hobbing is a

 

5.Inlet valve in 2 stroke opens angle

 

6 .Carbon arc welding

 

7..Moment of inertia If-25 / If +25

 

8 MOI  question number 1

 

9 Not a Nitriding process

 

10 Sine bar angle 30°

 

11, Sine bar maximum angle

 

12 Cantilever beam WL

 

13Cantilever with uniformly distributed moment

 

14Inteferometer microscope

 

15 Resultant 450

 

16 Arbor

 

17Up milling

 

18, Electroplating cathode dissociation = deposition

 

19Pakerizing

 

20 Solvent

 

21 Electromagnetic radiation

 

22 ∆W = Q - ∆U

 

23Lead screw

 

24 Heavy duty lathe

 

25Morse taper

 

26Weldability of mild steel

 

27Blow hole is due to

 

28 Lack of weld penetration

 

29 Lack of fusion in welding

 

30 Carburetor primary function

 

31Exhaust valve opens before BDC because of

 

32Pigment in organic coating

 

33 Area of shear force diagram b/w 2 points =

 

34 If order or shear force diagram

 

 35 break even point

 

36 material outsource due to high quality and low cost ?

 

37 vertical column use

 

38 compress ratio efficiency si,ci

 

39 pump efficiency 66.67%

 

40 Carnot eff formula

 

41 revCarnot used in refrigeration and ...

 

42 toughness coarse fine graph question 

 

43 malleabity depends 

 

44 centrifugal pump power not directly dep

 

45  bare consumables electrde qn

 

46 grinding chip relation 

  

47 not a type of abrasive grind

 

48 for cutting diamond and glass

 

49 in cantilever beam free at one end...

 

50 centrifugal volute qn

 

51 moi numerical qn 2

 

52 broaching is a 

 

52 broaching angle 

 

53 strain hardening 

 

54 inlet port opening 2s 

 

55 probe classification 

 

56 flux in soldering 

 

57 + pi r^4 moi

 

58 radiation em waves

 

59 forced convection 

 

60 hygiene 

 

61 eff of Otto cy depends on

 

62 not a nitriding 

 

63 not a component of stainless steel 

 

64 semi open impellor

 

65 manometric eff

 

66 modules of elasticity upto

 

67 metal spraying heat source

 

68 welding cable

 

69 mean eff pressure

 

70 IP BP qn

 

71 ventumetr pressure decr

 

72 scheduling

 

73 resultant -- addition

 

74 80/20 abc

 

75 % carbon strength, ductility

 

76 radial pump


Tips to Practice Memory Based Questions Effectively

  1. Review Under Exam Conditions:
    • Set a timer for 90 minutes and attempt 100 questions (20 reasoning, 15 GK, 65 tech) exactly as per exam pattern.
    • Simulate negative marking: ⅓ penalty for each wrong answer.
  2. Identify Strong & Weak Areas:
    • Use your score on MBQs to see which topics you struggled with (e.g., Structural Analysis in Civil, Machine Design in Mechanical, Digital Logic in S&T).
    • Reinforce weak areas through targeted revision and mock tests.
  3. Create One-Page Revision Notes:
    • Summarize key formulas (e.g., bending moment, Carnot efficiency) and GK facts (e.g., current Railway Board chairman, recent RRB policy changes).
    • Keep these at hand for last-minute brush-up.
  4. Group Study for GK Updates:
    • Divide current affairs topics among peers—each person prepares 5–6 topics (e.g., Gati Shakti, Railway budgets, national policy).
    • Quiz each other to ensure retention.
  5. Analyze Mistakes Thoroughly:
    • For every wrong MBQ attempt, write down why you erred (calculation slip, conceptual gap, recall error).
    • Plan specific drills (e.g., 10 more structural analysis problems if you missed Q1 in Civil).
  6. Regularly Update Memory Bank:
    • Encourage peers to submit any new MBQs they recall.
    • Maintain a shared Google Sheet (or local document) to compile questions, answers, and explanations.
  7. Stay Calm & Manage Stress:
    • Practice short meditation or breathing exercises before mock tests.
    • During the real exam, avoid spending too much time on any single question—move on and return later.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Are memory based questions exactly from the actual exam?
A1. MBQs are recollections by aspirants and may not be verbatim. However, when multiple candidates report the same question, its accuracy is high. Always cross-verify solutions with trusted sources.

Q2. How reliable are the provided answers?
A2. Answers are verified by experienced faculty and cross-checked against official RRB answer keys (when released). Minor variations in wording may occur, but the core concepts remain correct.

Q3. Can I use these MBQs to predict the cut-off?
A3. While MBQs help assess your performance qualitatively, cut-off depends on overall exam difficulty, total vacancies, and normalization. Use MBQs for practice and refer to our detailed expected cut-off analysis (blog) for estimates.

Q4. Are memory based questions helpful for future RRB JE cycles?
A4. Yes. RRB tends to follow a stable pattern—concepts and question styles repeat. Solving MBQs improves problem-solving speed and gives insight into recurring topics.

Q5. How many MBQs should I attempt in mock tests?
A5. Ideally, attempt all MBQs under timed conditions. If time-constrained, focus first on sections where you are weak (e.g., Tech for Civil/Mec/Elect). Aim for 70–75 attempts with high accuracy.


Call to Action

The RRB JE CBT-2 Re-Exam 2025 Memory Based Questions provided above offer a realistic glimpse into the actual exam’s level of difficulty and question patterns. Use these MBQs to:

  • Solidify Concepts: Reinforce fundamental formulas and GK facts.
  • Time Management: Practice under exam conditions to improve speed and accuracy.
  • Identify Gaps: Analyze errors to focus your revision efforts effectively.

Ready to boost your RRB JE score? Download the PDF, attempt all MBQs under timed conditions, and compare your solutions. Share feedback and any additional memory based questions with us to keep this resource updated. Good luck with your preparation!

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