General overview of the RBI Grade B exam pattern based on the information available until my last update:
The RBI Grade B exam is conducted in three phases:
- Phase-I: Preliminary Exam
- This is an objective type test.
- It consists of sections such as General Awareness, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning.
- The time duration is typically around 2 hours.
- Negative marking may be applicable for wrong answers.
- Phase-II: Main Exam
- This phase is also objective in nature and consists of three papers.
- Paper-I: Economic and Social Issues
- Paper-II: English (Writing Skills)
- Paper-III: Finance and Management or Economics or Statistics
- The time duration for each paper may vary, and there may be both objective and descriptive questions.
- Negative marking may apply.
- Phase-III: Interview
- Candidates who qualify in the Phase-II exam are called for an interview.
- The interview is conducted for a certain number of marks.
Candidates are selected based on their performance in Phase-II and the interview.
Exam patterns are subject to change, and it’s essential to stay informed about the latest developments.
