RBI Grade B 2024 Syllabus & Exam Pattern (Phase 1, Phase 2 & Interview Round)
Topics Covered: RBI Grade B Exam Pattern for 2024 – Phase 1 and Phase 2 – Subjects, Questions & Marks, RBI Grade B Interview Round & Final Selection, RBI Grade B Officer Syllabus including Phase 1 (Prelims) & Phase 2 (Mains)
Each year I have students from all over the country confused about the RBI Grade B Syllabus. This year I have made it a point to simplify and spell out the RBI Grade B 2024 Syllabus and Exam Pattern.
Are you wondering why the RBI Grade B 2024 Syllabus is comparatively so unique than all other government exams there?
Well, I say that because not only the RBI Grade B Syllabus but the Exam Pattern is also a complicated one. With both descriptive and objective papers and a mixture of both, RBI Grade B Exam Pattern becomes a unique one.
Now to remind you, it is not a public bank. It is the central bank of the country and studying more by adhering to the syllabus, for a job like this shouldn’t be the problem.
That said, if you make it into the RBI, you will be able to handle the whole banking system of the country. Make different policies to help the country grow exponentially and whatnot.
So, without further ado, let us start with the exam pattern and after that, we will move to the RBI Grade B Syllabus, keeping the RBI Grade B 2024 exam in mind.
Table of Content – RBI Grade B Exam Pattern & Syllabus (Phase 1 & Phase 2)
1. Exam Pattern (Phase-Wise)
1.1 Phase 1
1.2 Phase 2
1.3 Interview
2. Interview Strategy
3. Final Selection
4. Syllabus
4.1 Syllabus Phase 1
4.2 Syllabus Phase 2
RBI Grade B 2024 Exam Pattern (Phase-Wise)
While the RBI Grade B 2024 notification is yet to be released, you can refer to the exam pattern which came out previously.
Here in this article, I have mentioned details regarding exam pattern of 2024 based on information provided in previous year notification. Reading through it, you’ll get an idea about the various aspects of the Phases of the 2024 RBI Grade B Exam.
Aspects, such as the time you get for the exam, the number of questions you get from each section, and whether there is negative marking or not. This is an important thing to analyse while looking at the exam pattern.
Many students who are strong in one section tend to skip that section and focus more on the other sections.
But this is not a good strategy as the RBI Grade B examination has a sectional cut off too. That is why you should also analyse past years’ papers as well.
The whole exam is divided into 3 Phases. I have mentioned the phases below:
- Prelims
- Mains
- Interview
Before moving forward, I would like to tell all my students that while studying hard is important but there is one thing even more important than that and that is studying smart. This can also be seen from the way they have structured the exam.
The initial two phases – Prelims (Phase 1) and Mains Exam (Phase 2) are computer-based written exams.
Prelims is a qualifying phase so don’t give a lot of time to this phase. You don’t want to score the highest in this phase as it doesn’t matter.
Start preparing more for Mains. Scoring high in Mains will make sure that you clear the final cut off easily.
Both Mains and Interview marks are counted in the final selection.
RBI Grade B Exam Pattern Phase 1 (Subjects, Questions & Marks)
Let us start by discussing the exam pattern of the RBI Grade B exam with the division of each phase. Prelims also called Phase 1 has 4 subjects mentioned below:
| Sr. No. | Name of the Tests (Objective) | No. of Questions | Maximum Marks | Total Duration |
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| 1. | English Language | 30 | 30 | 25 minutes |
| 2. | Numerical Ability | 30 | 30 | 25 minutes |
| 3. | Reasoning Ability | 60 | 60 | 45 minutes |
| 4. | General Awareness | 80 | 80 | 25 minutes |
| Total | 200 | 200 | 120 minutes |
RBI Grade B Exam Pattern Phase 2 (Subjects, Questions & Marks)
According to the RBI Grade B exam pattern, the Mains exam is divided into 3 subjects. 2 of these subjects are objective & subjective in nature but one of them is completely subjective in nature.
Economics & Social Issues (ESI) and Finance & Management (FM) are the two objective & subjective papers in RBI Grade B Phase 2 examination.
On the other hand, the complete descriptive paper is of English in which you are asked an Essay, Precis and Reading Comprehension.
| Paper | No. of Questions | Time Duration | Marks |
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| Paper 1: Economic and Social Issues | Objective - 30 Questions | 30 minutes | 50 |
| Descriptive - 6 Questions (to be attempted - 4) | 90 minutes | 50 | |
| Paper 2: English (Writing Skills) | Descriptive - 3 Questions (Precis, RCs, & Essay) | 90 minutes | 100 |
| Paper 3: Finance and Management (Objective & Descriptive Type Questions) |
Objective - 30 Questions | 30 minutes | 50 |
| Descriptive - 6 Questions (to be attempted - 4) | 90 minutes | 50 |
Note: For both Economic & Social Issues and Finance & Management, the RBI Grade B exam pattern states that there will be 30 questions and 50 marks for Objective questions (some questions carrying 2 marks each and some carrying 1 mark each). In the case of Descriptive questions, candidates will be required to attempt only 4 questions (2 of 15 marks each and 2 of 10 marks each). In case, candidate answers more than 4 questions in descriptive, the first 4 shall be evaluated.
Well, you can easily understand why the exam pattern is demanding by going through the various perks and job profile provided by the Reserve Bank of India.
Go through these links to know about the Job Profile and Salary of an RBI Grade B Officer in detail.
RBI Grade B Interview
RBI Grade B Interview is the third and last phase of the Exam. The interview round will be held after you clear the first and subsequently the second phase of the Exam.
That said, only applicants who will clear the minimum sectional cut off and the overall cut off will be called for the interview round.
Also, to show up for the RBI Grade B Interviews, candidates need to download the call letter which will be sent on the individual email of the applicants who have cleared the Phase 2 Exam.
Read more about the RBI Interview Call Letter and Documents Required for verification.
Furthermore, it should be noted that RBI Grade B Interview constitutes a total of 75 marks and carries the weightage of 20% in the final selection.
Now, you have an option to choose the interview language, i.e., either Hindi or English, before the RBI Grade B interview round as per your convenience. All you have to do while appearing for it is be confident and stay calm.
You will get a panel of 5 people who will mostly ask questions from your background.
Lastly, If you clear all three phases including the RBI Grade B Interview and GD round, you will at that point be called to show up for the medical trial which will be the final hindrance between you and your dream of being an “RBI Grade B Officer”.
Toppers’ Interview Round Strategy
To help you in your RBI Grade B Interview preparation, I have aligned a few past year toppers’ interviews who were my students. They are the ones who actually made it to the final selection.
So, you can watch their interviews and gain some valuable experiences here. For your convenience, we have also shared videos with their strategies below.
The first one on the list is Muhammad Ali who worked full time in PNB while preparing for RBI Grade B 2018 Examination and secured All India Rank 3.
The second one is RBI Grade B 2018 All India Rank 6, Aditya Sood who was a working professional in an IT Company and managed to clear the ‘Grade B’ Exam in his 4th Attempt.
Next on the list is Abhishek Prasad, an Ex-Rimcollian, who fought against cancer and cleared RBI Grade B 2018, with All India Rank 11.
People talk can a non-IIT, non-IIM, non-Finance, non-Economic, people from not so affluent educational background clear the RBI Grade B Examination? Well, the next topper here, Rashmi Ranjan Sahoo, is the answer to that question.
RBI Grade B 2024 Final Selection
As far as the final selection/merit list of the candidates for the RBI Grade B 2024 Exam is concerned, it will be made by cumulating the marks secured by the candidate in the Phase II exam and the Interview.
So the more you score in the RBI Grade B Mains Exam as well as the Interview round, the higher will be your chances of getting selected to become a Grade B Officer.
As per the usual trends, the list of final selected candidates will be made available on the official RBI website within 2-3 weeks after the RBI Grade B 2024 Interviews get over.
RBI Grade B Syllabus 2024
If you are planning to prepare for RBI Grade B 2024, since the notification for the same is not out yet, you can lay hold of the latest syllabus provided as per the last year notification.
As the syllabus remains mostly static, for your convenience, in this section, I have mentioned details regarding syllabus based on the notification of 2024.
So, for your convenience, in this section, I have mentioned the 2024 syllabus.
As you already know by now the RBI Grade B Exam is conducted in 3 Phases (Prelims, Mains & Interview), which comprise 4 written papers (1 in Phase 1 & 3 in Phase 2).
The paper-wise syllabus for all 4 papers has been provided below, but before I discuss that let me tell a bit about the three streams that are available for your choice for the RBI Grade B Exam as I have also listed below the syllabus for different streams.
The available streams are the General stream, the DEPR or the “Department of Economic & Policy Research” stream, and the DSIM or the “Department of Statistics and Information Management” stream.
Now the General stream is what the majority of the RBI grade B aspirants opt for. As for the DEPR and DSIM streams, they are opted for by students mostly specializing in Economics and Statistics, respectively.
In the sections below, I have mentioned in detail the information regarding latest syllabus for the RBI Grade B exams of all the 3 streams. You can download the syllabus from the link provided below.
Download RBI Grade B Official Syllabus PDF here
RBI Grade B Officer Syllabus Phase 1 (Prelims)
Now, the RBI Grade B Phase 1 Syllabus 2024 is composed of 4 sections: General Awareness, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude & Reasoning Ability.
All four sections are equally important as we not only have the final cut off but a sectional cut off too. So you should be able to score good marks in all four sections.
Let’s talk about each section one by one. It should be on your first priority to cover these topics:
| English Syllabus | Quantitative Aptitude Syllabus | Reasoning Syllabus | General Awareness Syllabus |
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| Reading Comprehension | Number System (including HCF LCM) | Analogy | National |
| Cloze Test | Simplification & Approximation | Classification | Government Scheme |
| Para Jumble | Number Series | Alphabet Test | State |
| Phrase usage/replacement | Quadratic Equations | Coding Decoding | Agriculture & Farmer Welfare |
| Error detection | Percentage | Input Output | Defence |
| Word swap | Ratio & Proportion | Inequalities | MOU |
| Match the sentences | Average | Blood Relations | International |
| Sentence rearrangement | Problems on Ages | Direction & Distance | Report & Indices |
| Fill in the blanks | Partnership | Order & Ranking | Banking & Economy |
| Mixture & Alligation | Seating Arrangement | GDP | |
| Profit, Loss & Discount | Puzzles | Budget & Eco Survey | |
| Simple & Compound Interest | Syllogism | Appointements | |
| Time & Work (including Pipes & Cisterns) | Data Sufficiency | Important Days | |
| Time, Speed & Distance (including Boats & Streams) | Statement & Assumption | Awards | |
| Data Interpretation | Statement & Argument | Sports | |
| Mensuration | Statement & Conclusion | Books/Obituary/ Disaster |
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| Statement & Inference | Static GK/ Miscellaneous | ||
| Statement & Course of Action | |||
| Cause & Effect | |||
| Miscellaneous Topics |
RBI Grade B Officer Syllabus Phase 2 (Mains)
Talking about the second phase, the RBI Grade B Phase 2 Syllabus 2024 is divided into 3 Papers according to how the exam is conducted.
All 3 Papers carry equal importance because there are sectional cut offs in addition to the overall cut off. I have provided below the updated syllabus for RBI Grade B 2024:
Paper-I: Economic and Social Issues (ESI) Syllabus
- Growth and Development, Measurement of growth: National Income and per capita income
- Poverty Alleviation and Employment Generation in India
- Sustainable Development and Environmental issues
- Economic Reforms in India, Industrial and Labour Policy, Monetary and Fiscal Policy, Privatization, Role of Economic Planning
- Globalization, Opening up of the Indian Economy, Balance of Payments, Export-Import Policy
- International Economic Institutions, IMF and World Bank, WTO, Regional Economic Co-operation
- Social Structure in India, Multiculturalism, Demographic Trends, Urbanization and Migration, Gender Issues
- Social Justice: Positive Discrimination in favor of the underprivileged, Social Movements
Paper-II: English Descriptive (Writing Skills) Syllabus
The English Descriptive paper will be designed to test the writing skills of candidates including expression and understanding of the topic.
You are asked to write an Essay and Precis in this paper and also solve a few questions based on a given comprehension.
To quote some examples of the kind of essays that are asked in the English paper, here are some of the topics that were asked in the 2023 RBI Grade B phase 2 English paper:
- Future of BPO industries in India
- Importance of Creative thinking in business.
- An ounce of prevention is a pound worth of cure.
- Pros & Cons of teaching Computer Language/Coding to school Students.
Paper-III: Finance Syllabus
RBI Grade B Phase 2 Paper 3 is the Finance & Management (FM) paper. For the purpose of simplicity, we have provided the Finance and Management Details separately. The key topics from the Finance syllabus are listed below:
(a) Financial System
- Structure and Functions of Financial Institutions
- Functions of Reserve Bank of India
- Banking System in India – Structure and Developments, Financial Institutions – SIDBI, EXIM Bank, NABARD, NHB, NaBFID etc.
- Recent Developments in Global Financial System and its impact on Indian Financial System
- Role of Information Technology in Banking and Finance
- Non-Banking System
- Developments in Digital Payment
(b) Financial Markets
Primary and Secondary Markets (Forex, Money, Bond, Equity, etc.)- functions, instruments, recent developments.
(c) General Topics Syllabus
- Risk Management in Banking Sector
- Basics of Derivatives
- Global financial markets and International Banking – broad trends and latest developments.
- Financial Inclusion
- Alternate source of finance, private and social cost-benefit, Public-Private Partnership
- Corporate Governance in Banking Sector, the role of e-governance in addressing issues of corruption and inefficiency in the government sector.
- The Union Budget – Concepts, approach, and broad trends
- Basics of Accounting and Financial Statements – Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss, Cash Flow Statements, Ratio Analysis (such as Debt to Equity, Debtor Days, Creditor Days, Inventory Turnover, Return on Assets, Return on Equity, etc.)
- Inflation: Definition, trends, estimates, consequences, and remedies (control): WPI, CPI – components and trends; striking a balance between inflation and growth through monetary and fiscal policies.
- FinTech
Paper-III: Management Syllabus
(a) Fundamentals of Management & Organizational Behaviour
- Introduction to management: Evolution of management thought: Scientific, Administrative, Human Relations and Systems approach to management; Management functions and Managerial roles; Nudge theory
- Meaning & concept of organizational behaviour: Personality: meaning, factors affecting personality, Big five model of personality; concept of reinforcement; Perception: concept, perceptual errors. Motivation: Concept, importance, Content theories (Maslow’s need theory, Alderfers’ ERG theory, McCllelands’ theory of needs, Herzberg’s two factor theory) & Process theories (Adams equity theory, Vrooms expectancy theory).
- Leadership: Concept, Theories (Trait, Behavioural, Contingency, Charismatic, Transactional and Transformational Leadership; Emotional Intelligence: Concept, Importance, Dimensions. Analysis of Interpersonal Relationship: Transactional Analysis, Johari Window; Conflict: Concept, Sources,Types, Management of Conflict; Organizational Change: Concept, Kurt Lewin Theory of Change; Organizational Development (OD): Organisational Change, Strategies for Change, Theories of Planned Change (Lewin’s change model, Action research model, Positive model).
(b) Ethics at the Workplace & Corporate Governance
- Ethics: Meaning of ethics, why ethical problems occur in business. Theories of ethics: Utilitarianism: weighing social cost and benefits, Rights and duties, Justice and fairness, ethics of care, integrating utility, rights, justice and caring, An alternative to moral principles: virtue ethics, teleological theories, egoism theory, relativism theory, Moral issues in business: Ethics in Compliance, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, etc. Ethical Principles in Business: introduction, Organization Structure and Ethics, Role of Board of Directors, Best Practices in Ethics Programme, Code of Ethics, Code of Conduct, etc.
- Corporate Governance: Factors affecting Corporate Governance; Mechanisms of Corporate Governance
- Communication: Steps in the Communication Process; Communication Channels; Oral versus Written Communication; Verbal versus non-verbal Communication; upward, downward and lateral communication; Barriers to Communication, Role of Information Technology.
As you have read above, we have talked about the syllabus of the RBI Grade B Examination but the important question is how to cover it. I have mentioned some amazing books you can use to cover the syllabus.
However, you should know that there is no one book covering the whole syllabus of the RBI Grade B Exam. You have to use multiple books to cover the complete syllabus. But rest assured, you don’t need to cover all the books front to back.
Therefore, I have mentioned the topics that you need to cover from each book in the linked blog to help you out further. Have a thorough read.
RBI Grade B Officer DEPR Syllabus:
The syllabus for the DEPR stream is set according to the role of the DEPR Cadre officers of RBI, which is to take care of the economic policies and analysis aspect of the RBI.
The RBI Grade B officer DEPR syllabus is as follows:
- Papers on Economics would be of the standard that is concurrent with those of Master’s Degree examination in Economics of any Central University in India.
- The English paper shall be set in a way so as to assess your writing skills including expression and understanding of a topic.
Let me also include the list of suggested study material for the same:
RBI publications like:
- Annual Reports
- Monetary Policy Report.
- Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India.
- Financial Stability Report.
- Economic Survey published by the Government of India of the past 2 years.
RBI Grade B Officer DSIM Syllabus:
The syllabus for the DSIM stream is set according to the role of the DSIM Cadre officers of RBI, which is to take care of the collection, compilation, and Statistical analysis & interpretation of all data related to banking, corporates, and the external sector among a host of other things.
The RBI Grade B officer DSIM syllabus is as follows
- Paper 1: Questions covering Probability: Probability Definition, Large and small sample theory, Analysis of Variance, Estimation, Standard distribution, Testing of Hypotheses, Estimation, Multivariate analysis, Stochastic Processes.
- Paper 2: Questions covering (i) Statistical Inference: Estimation, Testing of hypothesis and Non-parametric Test, (ii) Linear Models and Economic Statistics, (iii) Probability and Sampling, (iv) Stochastic Processes, (v) Multivariate analysis and (vi) Numerical Analysis and Basic Computer Techniques. Sufficient choices will be given for candidates to attempt the required number of questions from any three or more of the above six groups.
- Paper 3: The English paper shall be set in a way so as to assess your writing skills including expression and understanding of a topic.
Papers would be of the standard that is concurrent with those of Master’s Degree examination in any Central University in India.
Paper 1 is conducted online and comprises multiple-choice questions.
Paper 2 is a descriptive type pen/paper-based examination where the questions are displayed on the computer screen and is conducted in one session.
While Paper 3 is a descriptive type where the candidates are expected to type out answers on a computer.
With that, we come to the end of the section of the RBI Grade B syllabus.
Conclusion
That’s all I have for you today. I have mentioned in this blog everything that you’d ever need to know about the RBI Grade B exam pattern and the RBI Grade B syllabus.
Hope you find this information useful. Having said that, I now bid you farewell.
All the best!
Keep Learning!
About Anuj Jindal
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Anuj Jindal, the founder, is an ex-manager from SBI, with an M.Com from Delhi School of Economics. He also has a JRF in Commerce & Management and NET in HRM, along with more than 5 years of experience in the field of Education.
RBI Grade B 2024 Syllabus & Exam Pattern (Phase 1, Phase 2 & Interview Round)
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What are the total allocated marks for the Phase-I General Exam?
The total allotted marks for RBI Grade B Phase-I(General) is 200 marks.
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What is the time duration of the RBI Grade B Phase-I & Phase 2 exam?
The time duration of the RBI Grade B Phase-I exam is 2 hours (120 minutes).
The Phase 2 comprises of 3 papers –
- Paper 1: Economic and Social Issues (ESI) for 120 minutes
- Paper 2: English Descriptive for 90 minutes
- Paper 3: Finance and Management for 120 minutes.
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Is the RBI Grade B exam Bilingual?
Affirmative. The people at RBI know very well that you might not be very comfortable writing all of your papers in English. So they have provided the option of writing the paper in the Hindi language as well. Thus, we can say that all papers would be bilingual, except for the English Descriptive Paper that is there to test your English Language skills.
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Is there any negative marking in the RBI Grade B Exam?
Yes, unfortunately, there’s negative marking in the RBI Grade B exam. 1/4th marks are deducted for every wrong answer. This applies to both the RBI Grade B Prelims, as well as the Mains exam. I know this somewhat of a letdown. Just make sure you choose your answers after much deliberation, and you’ll sail through unscathed.
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Is the RBI Grade B syllabus different from the SBI PO syllabus?
Affirmative. The syllabus for both exams are different. Even though the difference is marginal, but it’s still there. The Syllabus for the mains of both, the SBI PO and RBI Grade B exams, is the same. It’s the prelims where they differ. Apart from the Reasoning Ability, Quantitative Aptitude and English Language sections asked in the prelims of both the exams, RBI Grade B adds an extra section of General Awareness which is not a part of the SBI PO prelims. To know more about the RBI Grade B exam syllabus in detail, click here.
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How many marks is the RBI Grade B Interview for?
RBI Grade B Interview constitutes a total of 75 marks and carries the weightage of 20% in the final selection.
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What is the weightage of the RBI Grade B Interview?
The weightage of the RBI Grade B Interview is 20%.
Since the final selection of the candidates is based on the cumulative marks obtained in the Phase 2 and the Interview Round. Thus, the total marks considered for the final selection is 375, while the interview is of 75 marks, leading to a 20% weightage for the Interview.
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What are the best books to cover Phase 1 syllabus?Having a concise list of books is very crucial while preparing for the exam. Therefore, you can check the recommended booklist for RBI Grade B Phase 1 for comprehensively covering the Phase 1 syllabus.
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Are RBI Grade B Phase 1 and Phase 2 syllabus different?Yes. The syllabus for RBI Grade B Phase 1 and Phase 2 is different as the nature of questions asked in the Phase 1 is objective, whereas the questions are more of descriptive type in Phase 2. Along with that, there are 3 papers in Phase 2, while only one paper with 4 sections in Phase 1.
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How to download RBI Grade B Syllabus PDF?You can download the RBI Grade B syllabus from the official website of RBI, or you can go to Syllabus for RBI Grade B and download it.
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Which subject has more weightage in RBI Grade B Phase 1 Syllabus?When it comes to RBI Grade B Phase 1 syllabus, General awareness carries more weightage as it is of highest marks compared to other sections with a total of 80 questions for 80 marks in Phase 1 exam.
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Are there any age relaxations for Reserved category candidates?Yes, there are age relaxations for reserved category in RBI Grade B Exam. There is a relaxation of 5 years for candidates belonging to SC/ST category as well as for ex- servicemen, whereas there is relaxation of 3 years for candidates belonging to OBC category under RBI Grade B age limit.
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What are the total marks for RBI Grade B Exam?The RBI Grade B entails two phases and an interview. The Phase 1 is of 200 marks, Phase 2 with 3 papers is of 300 marks and the interview is of 75 marks. As marks obtained in Phase 2 and Interview is considered for final selection, the total score for RBI Grade B exam is 375 marks.
It was very usefull to me Mr Anuj . I got the over all idea of the syllabus and the exam pattern , now I am so interested to write the exam in 2023 with ur help
Hi Shaik,
Happy to see your interest towards the competitive exam. I will be happy to help you. Kindly give me a call at 9999466225
DO YOU PROVIDE COACHING FOR DSIM SYLLABUS? IF SO I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THE COURSE
Hello Neha,
No, We only provide RBI Grade B General Course.
I came to know about the vacancy today.. as exam is on 9th. Is there any coaching option now. Can i prepare from now and clear?
Hi Chinmay,
Felt good to see the dedication for the RBI Grade B. The time is very less at present. If you are a complete beginner, it will be difficult for you to cover the entire syllabus as topic and content is vast.
I would suggest you to give the examination anyhow with you full efforts. This shouldn't be your final attempt, if you are eligible for next year.
Give me a call at 9999466225 so that I can understand your level of preparation and can give you better clarity and guidance.
Sir i am an 2nd sem bcom hon student and i was going through youtube about banking exams nad i got to know about the rbi grade b exam. I am currently thinking of preparing for the rbi grade b exam from now onwards i have basically got 2.5 yrs for my degree completion. Can you give me a suggestion should i do self study 1 year and complete the basics and enrolled on the rbi grade b gold course that you are offering on your app. It will be very helpful for me if you suggest what should i do? Thankyou sir
Hi Sonu,
Since you have 2.5 years with you for the preparation. You can go for self study and plan to enrol in the course after 6 months or 1 year. We have the course with 2 years of validity for Undergraduates. You can consider that if you want one on one mentorship and guidance. For more details, you can connect with the team at 9999466225.
Can you please tell me about RBI grade B..
I'm interested in banking exam ar higher post.
And I see your previous result that many of your students becomes RBI officers.
Many many congratulations to you sir.
Hi Shailly,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B Exam. It is not possible to solve your Query here. Kindly connect with me on 9999466225 regarding your Queries.
Sir can I prepare simultaneously for UPSC and RBI grade B? Or should I first go for UPSC preparation wholeheartedly and if unsuccessful then go for RBI? I mean what should be the metric according to you?
Hello Kartavya,
It depends on various variables. For ex –
If you have been trying for UPSC since years and unable to succeed, then you should go for RBI.
If you are a fresher and have no financial burden, you should go for UPSC wholeheartedly.
If you are a fresher and have a financial burden, you can prepare for both UPSC and RBI to secure a job and reduce that financial burden.
You can decide accordingly.
I need to start preparing for RBI grade B 2024. I wanted to know whether I should wait for new live batch or enroll now for recorded lectures?
Hi Deepak,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B Exam.
You can check our RBI Grade B course for preparation. which you can see by clicking on the given link:
https://www.anujjindal.in/project/rbi-grade-b-online-course/
If you want to get in depth information about the Preparation or Course then contact with me on this number 9999466225.
H sir I have cleared 12 th exam . I wanted to prepare the RBI grade b exam from 1st semester of my college .
Can I start preparing for exam from 1 year to 4 years
Hi Aditya,
Happy to see that you wants to prepare for RBI Grade B examination. I can see that you have some complex queries as well. Connect with me at 9999466225 for better clarity and guidance regarding RBI Preparation.
can someone from non- commerce background get selected in RBI grade b ?? I'm a political science graduate.
Hi Bhumika,
Yes, you can prepare for the RBI Grade B Examination. It doesn't matter what is your stream or subject.
hello sir this is very informative page for me.
sir actually currently I get to the second year of my graduation .
sir please suggest me to start stategies or any batches that uu provide for undergraduates.
Hi Kulsum,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B Exam. We have courses for the RBI exam, which you can see by clicking on the given link:
https://www.anujjindal.in/project/rbi-grade-b-online-course/
If you want to get in depth information about the course then contact with me on this number 9999466225.
How many hours is phase 2 exam? Is that conducted on the same day?
Hi Ramya,
According to the RBI Grade B Phase-2 exam is divided into 3 Paper/subjects:
Paper 1. Economics & Social Issues (ESI) for 120 minutes.
Paper 2: English (Writing Skills) for 90 minutes
Paper 3: Finance and Management for 120 minutes
These exams are conducted on the same day.
Thank You so much for this content, I don't know much about this exam, so my question is there are three types of vacancies I can see, General, DEPR, and DSIM. I want to know, do they take separate 3 exams for these three and do I have to fill 3 different forms also if I want to appear for all three(In case). I want to know about why three types of vacancies are their.
Thank You.
Hi Mohit,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B. Kindly connect with me at 9999466225 regarding your Query.
Hi..
I'm a PWD candidate (one arm).Is it possible to get extra time during exams since my writing hand isn't affected and my typing speed isn't quick as normal candidate?
Hello Vikas,
According to RBI Grade B Notification:
If your disability is 40% or more and physical limitation in typing/writing including that of speed would be allowed the facility to use the service of a scribe. Also allowed compensatory time of 20 minutes per hour of the examination whether availing the facility.
Sir, can i crack RBI Grade B by preparing for 1 month or should i wait for a year and prepare throughly and attempt.
Hello Gaurav,
At this time you should prepare for RBI Grade B 2024 Exam.
If you want to get in depth information about the Preparation or Course then contact with me on this number 9999466225.
Sir my basic for both maths and English are weak and recently I had given my CA exam in which I failed miserably. And decided to take some other options so I came to know about rbi but it is also one of the toughest exam …
Sir want your guidance
Hi Yuvraj,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B Exam. It is not possible to solve your Query here.
Kindly connect with me on 9999466225 regarding your Queries.
if someone fails in the interview round, then we have to restart from prelims or is their any other option available?
Hi Priyanshi,
You will have to appear again for RBI Grade B Phase 1 exam. There is no other option.
can i apply by just bachelor's degree
Hello Pooja,
Yes, you can apply for RBI Grade B exam. As per the official notification the minimum marks required in your graduation is 60% marks.
Good Evening Sir,
I am working as CSO (Confirmed in April 2023), I guess, you might have already understood the work pressure, work culture. Sir I am 28 and all I have is 2 years to have a job with better work-life balance. I might possess some knowledge related to RBI Grade B syllabus, still I would consider myself as beginner. Honestly, is it possible to crack without leaving the current job?.
Hello Tushar,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B Examination. It is not possible to solve your Query here.
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Hello sir. I have heard that it could be disadvantage to non working background candidates. Is that true?
Hi Dhivya,
You are only required to be well – prepared for the RBI Interview, it doesn't matter whether you are a working or a non- working aspirant.
can pwd aspirants (hard of hearing) get preference for transfer post or can get homepost ? i'm confused , so can you tell me ? and yes i want to know all details for whether maybe i need to start preparation for rbi grade b. but i'm really confused about transfer policy and i'm currently studiying ba in english honors so please help me ,sir
Hi Shyam,
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Sir mai abhi ,bsc from pcm final year me hun ,4 months left graduation complete ho jayegi ,ky mai iske bad directly RBI grade b ki preparation start kar sakti hun ,means mai bilkul bhi banking work se waakif nahin hun ,to ky self study and online study se ,exam clear ho jayega ,Bina kisi experiences ke
Hi Priyanka,
Happy to see that you wants to prepare for RBI Grade B examination. I can see that you have some complex queries as well. Connect with me at 9999466225 for better clarity and guidance regarding RBI Grade B.
Is there any offline coaching by Anuj Jindal sir? If yes then where ?
If no then where we get facilities of mock test of pre mains and interview?
Hello Bhuvnesh,
We don't provide offline coaching for RBI Grade B however we provide mock tests for Prelims, Mains and Interview in our RBI Grade B course. For more details, you can contact me on this number 9999466225.
Hello sir ,I am a CSE student studying in Chandigarh University ,sir i want to prepare for RBI grade B exam . I am in my second year can i make it sir if i start preparing from now onwards or will i face difficulty as i am from non finance background
Hi Hrishikesh,
There is no need to be from finance background. You should start preparing for the exam.
Which year economic survey and Budget should be read before the exam?
Hello Anushuya,
You should read the latest Economic Survey and Budget to be released before the RBI Grade B exam.
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I have recently decided to appear for it. Since the notification isn't out yet and it's expected to have this exam in July, so will I be able to crack it in a span of 6 months?
Hello Shivani,
Happy to see that you are preparing for RBI Grade B. Kindly connect with me at 9999466225 so that I can understand your level of preparation and give you better clarity and guidance for your RBI Preparation.
Can I go for phase I in 2024 and phase II in 2025?
Hi Dev,
RBI Grade B is a recruitment exam in which all three phases needs to be cleared in the same year. If you clear your Phase 1, you will be considered eligible for the Phase 2 of that year itself not for the consecutive year.
kindly provide the name of books for RBI grade B
Hi Manoj,
Happy to see that you are preparing for the RBI Grade B Examination. You can check out the provided link for the RBI Booklist:
https://www.anujjindal.in/rbi-grade-b-mock-tests-and-books/
I am a bcom graduate with 69%. I have doubt as bcom graduate from tier 4 college though i am eligible will they consider me for selection, in the interview
Hi Yash,
Yes, you are eligible for RBI Grade B Examination. There is no issue if you have completed your graduation from tier 4 college.
Hello Sir,
In your phase 2 complete course there are only prerecorded videos or there are live doubt classes as well please confirm , as I am thinking of taking that course to start my RBI Grade B exam for 2025 .
Hello Manu,
The currently ongoing course will consist of recorded sessions, as the syllabus is covered through the live session already. However, the course will be updated once the Mains exam of 2024 is done with.
Kindly connect with me at 9999466225 so that I can give you better clarity and guidance for your RBI preparation.