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RRB JE GK Questions 2026

Static GK makes up most of the General Awareness syllabus of RRB JE, and General Science adds a larger block of its own. CEN 04/2026 lists Indian geography, the culture and history of India including the freedom struggle, Indian Polity and Constitution, the Indian Economy and environmental issues concerning India and the world. In CBT-1 these share 15 questions with current affairs, while General Science, which the CEN defines as Physics, Chemistry and Life Sciences up to the 10th Standard CBSE syllabus, has 30 questions of its own. CBT-2 repeats the General Awareness syllabus in 15 questions and adds 15 on Physics and Chemistry, 10 on Basics of Computers and Applications and 10 on Basics of Environment and Pollution Control. This page holds GK24's topic-wise GK notes for RRB JE: Polity, History, Geography, the Economy, Art and Culture, Environment and Ecology, General Science and Computer basics. Each note is a set of short facts and tables in English and Hindi that can be revised in one sitting. Read one topic, solve its quiz and previous-year questions, and return to it a week later. With 15 General Awareness questions spread over eight areas, breadth matters more than depth, while General Science rewards thorough revision of Class 10 concepts.

RRB JE GK Questions with Answers

Q583.General ScienceAsked in: RRB Group D · 16 Oct 2018, Shift 2Easy

Which of the following is combined to form Solder?

  1. A.Lead and copper
  2. B.Tine and iron
  3. C.Lead and iron
  4. D.Lead and tin
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Correct answer: D. Lead and tin

Solder is an alloy of lead and tin, usually in nearly equal parts. An alloy is a mixture of a metal with one or more other elements, made to gain a property the pure metal lacks.

Q585.Computer AwarenessAsked in: Rajasthan · 2014Medium

Decimal equivalent of Hexadecimal number (C3B1)16 is

  1. A.12197
  2. B.32097
  3. C.52097
  4. D.50097
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Correct answer: D. 50097

Hexadecimal is base sixteen, so the four places of C3B1 carry the weights 4096, 256, 16 and 1 from left to right, and the letters stand for numbers: A is 10, B is 11, C is 12, D is 13, E is 14 and F is 15.

Q587.General ScienceAsked in: RRB ALP · 30 Aug 2018, Shift 1Hard

A wooden block of mass m1 kg accelerates at 10 m/s² when a force of 5 N acts on it. Another block of mass m2 kg accelerates at 20 m/s² when the same force acts on it. If both the blocks are tied together and the same force acts on their combination, the acceleration will be about:

  1. A.6.67 m/s²
  2. B.1.67 m/s²
  3. C.5.67 m/s²
  4. D.4.67 m/s²
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Correct answer: A. 6.67 m/s²

Find each mass from F = ma, add the masses, then divide the same force by the total. The first block gives m1 = 5 ÷ 10 = 0.5 kg and the second gives m2 = 5 ÷ 20 = 0.25 kg.

Q590.Static GKAsked in: RRB ALP · 21 Jan 2019, Shift 3Easy

What is meant by ABS?

  1. A.Avoid brake system
  2. B.Actual brake system
  3. C.Anti-lock braking system
  4. D.Automatic brake system
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Correct answer: C. Anti-lock braking system

ABS stands for anti-lock braking system, a safety device that keeps the wheels from locking during hard braking.

Q596.General ScienceAsked in: SSC CHSL · 10 March 2018, Shift 1Medium

Which among the following has the lowest electron affinity?

  1. A.Fluorine
  2. B.Chlorine
  3. C.Bromine
  4. D.Argon
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Correct answer: D. Argon

Argon is a noble gas whose outer shell already holds eight electrons, so it has no room to take another one easily; adding an electron would mean starting a new shell, and energy has to be supplied rather than released.

Q597.Environment & EcologyAsked in: SSC CGL · 20 April 2022, Shift 3Hard

What is the maximum permissible limit of turbidity in potable water as per the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) (IS-10500 : 2012)?

  1. A.5 NTU
  2. B.1 NTU
  3. C.3 NTU
  4. D.7 NTU
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Correct answer: A. 5 NTU

Under the Bureau of Indian Standards specification for drinking water, IS 10500:2012, turbidity has an acceptable limit of 1 NTU and a maximum permissible limit of 5 NTU in the absence of any alternate source.

Q599.General ScienceAsked in: RRB Group D · 13 Sept 2022, Shift 1Medium

Consider the magnitudes and directions of the induced potential difference in the following situations: (a) A magnet moving with a speed of 1 m/s with its north pole towards a stationary coil. (b) The same magnet moving with a speed of 1 m/s with its south pole towards the same stationary coil. The induced potential differences are of ______ magnitude(s) and have ______ sign(s) in the above two cases.

  1. A.the same, the same
  2. B.the same, opposite
  3. C.different, opposite
  4. D.different, the same
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Correct answer: B. the same, opposite

The same magnet moves at the same speed in both cases, so the rate of change of magnetic flux through the coil is equal and the induced potential difference has the same magnitude.