RRB Radiographer X-Ray Technician Eligibility 2026

RRB Radiographer X-Ray Technician eligibility 2026 needs 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry and a 2-year diploma in radiography. The age limit is 19 to 33 years on 1 January 2027. Return to the pillar guide for the full overview.

What is the RRB Radiographer X-Ray Technician eligibility 2026 qualification?

The notice sets one main route. A candidate needs 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry. The candidate also needs a 2-year Diploma in Radiography, X-Ray Technician or Radiodiagnosis Technology from a recognized institute.

The notice prefers science graduates who also hold the 2-year diploma. A diploma is the key item. A degree in an unrelated subject does not replace it.

Which other qualifications does the notice accept?

The notice lists these as equivalent or acceptable qualifications:

• B.Sc. Medical Technology in Radiography
• B.Sc. Medical Radiography and Imaging Technology
• B.Sc. (Radiography)
• B.Sc. in Medical Imaging Technology
• B.Sc. in Radiological and Image Techniques
• 2-year Diploma in Radiation Technology
• 10+2 with Physics and Chemistry and a Bachelor degree in Radiation Technology

A candidate who holds one of these degrees must check that the course name matches the list. The RRB checks the original certificates at document verification.

What is the age limit for Radiographer X-Ray Technician?

The age limit is 19 to 33 years. The RRB counts age on 1 January 2027. The date of birth in the application must match the 10th class or Matriculation certificate.

How much age relaxation does the notice give?

The notice adds years to the upper age limit for these groups. Send the right certificate at document verification to claim any relaxation.

A candidate with more than one ground gets the highest relaxation only. The years do not add up. SC, ST and OBC-NCL candidates who apply against unreserved vacancies get no relaxation.

What other rules apply to eligibility?

• The candidate must hold the qualification on 14 October 2026.
• A candidate who awaits the final result must not apply.
• A candidate must be an Indian citizen, or fit one of the listed Nepal, Bhutan or migrant cases. Those cases need a certificate of eligibility.
• A candidate must meet medical standard B1. See the selection process for the vision rules.
• A government employee must inform the employer and bring a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to document verification.
• A candidate must send only one application. Many applications lead to rejection and a ban.

What is the next step?

Read how to apply for the application and fee rules. Check the notification page for the dates and vacancies. The next step in the guide is how to apply.