The Exam name is RRB NTPC, you need to prepare for this exam to become a TT in railway. Duty hours are about 8–12 daily. After duty, you stay in railway restrooms. Meals like lunch and dinner are not free, you have to pay for it. Weekly off depends on your work schedule.

To become a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) in the Indian Railways, you need to appear for the RRB NTPC exam conducted by the Railway Recruitment Board. TTEs are usually selected through categories like Ticket Clerk or Commercial Apprentice and are promoted over time. The duty hours typically range from 8 to 12 hours depending on train schedules, and overnight duties are common on long-distance routes. After duty, TTEs are provided accommodation in Railway Rest Houses or Dormitories at the destination station, free of cost. Meals such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner are not provided for free; TTEs manage food at their own expense, although some allowances may apply depending on the post. Weekly offs are usually granted, but they depend on train rosters and workload, so they may not fall on fixed days.