RTR Exam Result: How to Check on Pariksha & eGCA

The written result: declared by notice, checked on Pariksha

DGCA declares the written result for a session by public notice — for example, the OLODE Session 07 result was declared by a notice dated 3 November 2026. The notice tells you the result exists; your actual marks and pass/fail status are inside your own Pariksha candidate login. In outline:

1. Wait for the declaration. Watch the DGCA public notices and the Pariksha notice board for your session’s result notice — the dates guide tracks session status.
2. Log in to Pariksha (pariksha.dgca.gov.in) with the candidate credentials you applied with.
3. Open your result from your candidate dashboard and save a copy — screenshot or download — the day you see it. You will want the record when you book the practical.

Do not rely on third-party “result” pages or merit lists circulating on social media: the result of record is the one in your login.

The practical result: eGCA or your registered email

The practical is handled differently because it is booked differently. Under CAR §7.5, the practical result is communicated on your eGCA portal or your registered email address. A pass makes you eligible to apply for the RTR certificate and licence — that application, with the ₹5,000 issue fee, is the final step in the application guide. Check your spam folder before concluding the email has not come.

The SMS candidates talk about

Candidates in recent sessions report also receiving an SMS from the examination’s technical partner (NIELIT, whose helpdesk supports the Pariksha system) once the written result is declared. Treat the SMS as a prompt to log in — never as the result itself. If an SMS and your Pariksha dashboard disagree, the dashboard is the record.

Result not showing? Work through this order

• Is your session’s result actually declared? Results are declared per session, by notice. A friend’s Session 07 result says nothing about your Session 08.
• Are you in the right login? The result sits in the candidate login used for that application — not in a fresh account, and not on eGCA (that portal holds the practical).
• Give it the day. Portals under result-day load are slow and occasionally stale; a login in the evening often shows what the morning did not.
• Then use the helpdesk contacts published on the Pariksha portal, with your candidate details and a screenshot of what you see. Do not pay any agent or website that offers to “get” your result — there is no such route.

What happens after a pass

A written pass starts a three-year clock (CAR §6.4): book the practical on eGCA inside it. A practical pass lets you apply for the certificate and licence. If the practical went badly, the Rules allow a fresh attempt after a six-week wait, up to three attempts in total — and if the written went badly, your next chance is the next session window, which the dates guide tracks. Either way, the gap is best spent on diagnosis: re-run the chapters you lost marks in or the scenario types that froze you, and let a pass open the full sets while you do it.

Portal behaviour described from DGCA’s CAR (Section 7, Series G, Part VI, §7.5) and the Pariksha portal’s own published process, checked 13 November 2026.

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