Computer Questions for RRB NTPC: Download Free PDF & Practice Now

Do you want to secure a government job in Indian Railways? Whether you want to become a Station Master, Traffic Assistant, or Clerk, the RRB NTPC exam is your path to success. Most students spend all their time practicing Math and Reasoning. They often ignore one small but very important topic, which is Computer Awareness. You might think, “I know how to use a smartphone, so I don’t need to study computers.” But here is the reality: The exam doesn’t ask how to use Instagram. It asks about specific technical terms like “IP Address,” “RAM vs. ROM,” and “Shortcut Keys.” You do not need to worry because RRB asks these questions very directly. If you know the answer, you get the mark in 2 seconds. To help you prepare quickly, we have provided a PDF in this blog in which we have provided exam-level Computer Questions for RRB NTPC exam. Download the PDF for free from this blog and start preparing for the exam.

Why is Computer Knowledge Important for RRB NTPC?

In the General Awareness section, Computer questions are the easiest marks you can grab.

• Bonus Marks: You can expect 2 to 4 questions related to computers in CBT-1 and CBT-2.
• Zero Calculation: Unlike Math, you don’t need to calculate anything. You just need to remember facts.
• Time Saver: You can solve a computer question in 5 seconds. This saves you precious time for solving tough Math problems.

Important Computer Topics for RRB NTPC

• Hardware: Input vs. Output devices (Keyboard, Printer, Monitor).
• Memory: RAM, ROM, Hard Disk, and Units of Memory (KB, MB, GB).
• Shortcuts: Basic MS Office shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Alt+F4).
• Internet: Browsers, Emails, and Full forms (HTTP, URL, PDF).
• Software: Operating Systems (Windows, Linux) and MS Office (Word, Excel).

Download Free PDF of Computer Questions for RRB NTPC

We have prepared a comprehensive PDF containing exam-level questions. We have chosen unique questions that cover the latest technology trends asked by RRB. Download it, save it on your phone, and read it whenever you have free time.

Q1. Which of the following memory is volatile (loses data when power is turned off)?
(a) ROM
(b) Hard Disk
(c) RAM
(d) Pen Drive

Answer: (c) RAM

Logic:
RAM (Random Access Memory) is temporary memory. When the computer is switched off, all data stored in RAM is erased. ROM and storage devices are non-volatile.

Q2. What is the full form of PDF?
(a) Portable Document Format
(b) Public Document File
(c) Printed Document Format
(d) Primary Data File

Answer: (a) Portable Document Format

Logic:
PDF is a file format developed by Adobe to display documents in a fixed layout. Full forms like PDF, USB, and HTTP are frequently asked in exams.

Q3. Which shortcut key is used to refresh the active window in Windows?
(a) F2
(b) F5
(c) F12
(d) F1

Answer: (b) F5

Logic:
F5 is used to refresh a window or webpage. F2 is used for renaming, F1 for help, and F12 for “Save As”.

Q4. In MS Excel, the intersection of a row and a column is called a:
(a) Square
(b) Table
(c) Cell
(d) Sheet

Answer: (c) Cell

Logic:
A cell is the basic unit of a worksheet where data is entered, such as A1, B2, etc.

Q5. Which of the following is NOT an operating system?
(a) Windows
(b) Linux
(c) Android
(d) Chrome

Answer: (d) Chrome

Logic:
Chrome is a web browser used for internet browsing. Windows, Linux, and Android are operating systems.

Q6. Who is known as the Father of the Computer?
(a) Alan Turing
(b) Charles Babbage
(c) Bill Gates
(d) Steve Jobs

Answer: (b) Charles Babbage

Logic:
Charles Babbage designed the Analytical Engine, the first mechanical computer. Alan Turing is known as the father of modern computing.

Q7. What is the permanent address of a computer connected to the internet called?
(a) MAC Address
(b) IP Address
(c) URL
(d) Email Address

Answer: (b) IP Address

Logic:
An IP (Internet Protocol) address uniquely identifies a device on a network or the internet.

Q8. Which protocol is mainly used for sending emails?
(a) HTTP
(b) FTP
(c) SMTP
(d) TCP

Answer: (c) SMTP

Logic:
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is used to send emails. POP3 and IMAP are used to receive emails.

Q9. One Gigabyte (1 GB) is equal to approximately:
(a) 1000 KB
(b) 1024 MB
(c) 1024 Bytes
(d) 100 MB

Answer: (b) 1024 MB

Logic:
Memory conversion:
1024 Bytes = 1 KB
1024 KB = 1 MB
1024 MB = 1 GB

Q10. “Junk Email” is also known as:
(a) Spam
(b) Spoof
(c) Sniffer Script
(d) Spool

Answer: (a) Spam

Logic:
Spam refers to unwanted and unsolicited bulk emails sent to users.

How to Prepare for Computer Awareness Easily?

We know that most of you are afraid of computer topic becasue most of you have studied about it during your school or college time. But don’t worry railway doesn’t ask high-level or coding questions. You will face only easy-level questions in the exams. But you are storngly advised not to take it less serious. Below, we have provided some tips that will help you cover this topic easily.

• Learn the Full Forms: Make a list of common abbreviations like CPU, ALU, GUI, URL, and VIRUS. Read this list every morning.
• Practice on a PC: Open MS Word and Excel on a laptop. Try pressing keys like Ctrl+B (Bold) or Ctrl+Z (Undo). Doing it practically helps you remember better than just reading.
• Focus on Logic: Understand the difference between Hardware (what you can touch) and Software (what runs inside).
• Attempt Topic Tests: Reading is not enough. Attempt our Free Topic Tests to check if you can recall the correct answer quickly.

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