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RBI Grade B Exams Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Education Exams and Tests
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RBI Grade B preparation is vast but easy. You need not read in depth but year when you read basics your
concepts should be very clear.
Now is the time to prepare for RBI Grade B exam as there are around 69 months to go. One needs 45
months if one is working professional to prepare for this exam. In the remaining time one can revise and
add to knowledge already acquired
As of now you should start preparing for Phase 2 because Phase 1 needs momentum and its advisable to
prepare for Phase 1 only before 3 months of the exam. While preparing for Phase 2 you need to focus on
conceptual Knowledge in Finance and Management and current aairs on ESI. For English you would
need to practice more and more in writing along with extensive reading for good content
With respect to time devotion you need to spend 3 hours on Weekdays and 78 hours on the weekends. 3
hours on weekdays should be spend when you have fresh mind and do not have disturbance from external
elements.
In case you want to do self study, you can read the following books
For Finance - Read selective topics from prasanna chandra taking into account the questions asked in the
exam. Also read CAIIB books
For Management - You can read the book by Stephen P. Robbins on Organizational behavior. This book
also has lot of topics so read selectively from this book taking into account the syllabus and questions
asked from this topic.
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For ESI : Read Ncert books on economics and there is one book by Uma kapilawhich can get you started.
Try to be aware about the happening in economic and social eld. Try reading the Human Development
Report, World Bank Report , Economic survey report, Budget and current aairs, Global Gender
Report and websites like GK Today and PIB
Exam would be held in April/May in 2018 now. You must be able to answer the below mentioned questions
before you start preparing specic for RBI Grade B
1. What type of Questions are asked. Are they fact based or concept based?
3. How Many questions are usually of tough, easy or moderate diculty level?
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PHASE 1
Reasoning- 60 marks
English- 30 marks
Quants- 30 marks
Those who are preparing for various banking or insurance exams will not nd phase 1 that dicult.
The cut-o for 2015 was 89, and in 2016 it shoots to 99. Due to increase in competition, it is better to assume
that next year might be around 110. So its better to aim for 115+, seems dicult but not impossible.
Reasoning: Buy any standard book say R.S. Agarwal and practice from it. For puzzles go through Magical
Books on puzzles by BSC Publication. Practice is the only way to score well in this section, aim for 35+ in
reasoning.
Quants: Many aspirants who cleared the overall cut-o were not able to clear the sectional cut-o of the
quants which is just 7.5 marks out of 30.
If you consider quants tough, then just aim for 10+ marks in this section.
DI consist of 10 marks, even if you solve this, you will be able to clear the sectional cut-o.
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Number series consists of 5 marks, out of which 3 is doable easily.
Rest is miscellaneous like prot loss, average, percentage, speed time distance, trains, boats, etc. Master
those topics which you nd easy and you will be able to clear the cut-o.
Follow Fast Track Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma or R.S Agarwal for this.
English: First clear your basic grammatical concepts, for that, you can refer Wren and Martin.
Read newspaper editorials on a daily basis as this will help in enriching your vocabulary and also help you
understand the passage easily during the exam.
Rest depends on your practice as this section does not require any special knowledge.
General Awareness:
Out of 80 questions around 50 questions were from last 4 months current aairs, around 20 questions from
banking awareness and rest from the static portion.
If you are a regular newspaper reader, then you just need to look at banking awareness and static gk.
Those who dont want to follow newspaper for this section just read monthly gk digest of gradestack and
bankersadda and their capsule before the exam.
Mock Tests are very important before the exam because it tells where you stand and helps in time
management during the actual exam.
Phase 2:
First, go through any basic economy book like Ramesh Singh or Sanjeev Verma.
For social issues, one can follow Social Problems in India by Ram Ahuja.
Reading newspaper daily is a must. Preferably The Hindu or The Indian Express.
I am from engineering background; I just read the books mentioned above along with recent government
schemes and Mrunal Videos (Must do if you are comfortable with Hindi).
This year many 1 markers were current aairs only, so if you do GA for phase 1 well, it will help you in this
section also.
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ESI Questions 2016- https://rbigradeb.com/2016/09/19...
Finance & Management:
If you are from non-commerce non-eco background then go through Indian Financial System by Bharti V
Pathak or M Y Khan (only selected chapters given in the syllabus only)
NSEs NCFM nancial awareness material also helped a lot in basic understanding.
You can also refer to Class 12th NCERT for Ratios numerical.
Regularly follow RBI, SEBI website for any new policies and updates.
This time, this paper was a little bit technical so a deep understanding is required.
English:
Read editorials daily and make precison any editorial at least once in a week.
Also, read Yojana magazine regularly, it will help in ESI as well as for content for the essay, you can also
make precis on the articles.
Revision is must because its not possible to remember all the data in one go.
Look out for every new government scheme related to social issues and economy.
Complete management part rst as it is static and keep revising it regularly till the exam.
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Here I am going to list down things that you should do. Here it goes:
1. First things rst, go through the RBI Grade B Syllabus on RBI Website.
2. Read Business Newspaper daily (either Economic Times or Business Standard). My favorite ET
and The Economist.
3. Download GK Today and Adda247 app. Allocate atleast 30 minutes daily for current aairs, make
notes if time permits.
4. Start preparation for Phase 2 rst. Here are the list of books that you should follow.
Management Study Guide website for management and Principles of Management by P C Tripathi or by T
N Chhabbra.
6.For phase 1 preparation just go through the McGraw Hill Publication books which are specially designed
for CAT but will help you to crack English, Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude.
Try to understand the concepts of nance and economics. It will be very helpful in every phase especially
in Phase 2 and Interview.
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Edit 1 : Also read some non-ction novels. I am listing down few of them
1 year is sucient to prepare for RBI Grade B if done in a strategic way. Here are the topics that you need
to prepare from each section:
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