RBI GRADE 'B' OFFICERS SCALE UPLUGGED

Dear BA'ians,

With 3 weeks to go for the RBI Grade B Office Phase I. Many of you though very positive and focused, are a little confused as to how to go about preparing for the Phase I examination "what all topics would it cover", "What would be the cutoff", "Which books to refer to", so on and so forth.

Well no need to worry , we will break the whole syllabus down for you in the simplest form possible.

First things first, the subjects that are covered in the Phase I:

SUBJECT	TOTAL MARKS IN EACH SUBJECT	LAST YEAR’S CUTOFF					TIME ALLOTTED FOR   EACH SECTION
							15-20 minutes
							45-55 minutes
							15-20 minutes
							30-35 minutes
TOTAL							Total: 120 minutes

Topics Covered In Each Section:

GENERAL AWARENESS:

Since most of you appearing for RBI exam have given IBPS PO, hence are aware of what all comes for GK and banking awareness.The syllabus is very much similar to other banking exams. The topics which are likely to be covered are as follows:

1) Banking and Finance: 

• All the banking related terms
• Banking History
• Functions of Banks
• Role Of RBI in the economy
• Monetary policy of RBI 
• Banking related news 
• Name of banking related Committees and their focus areas
• Basel Norms
• Types of money
• Money Market
• Capital Market
• Public Finance
• National income concepts like GDP,etc
• Inflation Concepts
• Economic Planning
• Go through basic economic terms and concepts.
• Also refer to RBI website, in the website there is a tab by the name "publications", go through those articles and if at all you do not understand any term then use google for the .

2)Current Affairs-

3)People in News

5)Authors and their Books

6)Government and its initiatives

7)Economy related news

10)Science and technology

11)National International News, etc

B) Reasoning:

1)Coding De coding

2)Machine And Input

3)Syllogisms

4)Order and Ranking

6)Seating and Arrangements

7)Directions

8)Data Sufficiency

9)Logical Reasoning

1)Percentages

2)Profit and Loss

3)Simplification

6)Averages

8)Ratios and Proportion

9)Partnership

10)Mixtures and Allegations

11)Probability

12)Permutation and Combination

13)Time and Work

14)Time Distance and Speed

15)Mensuration

The level of exam will range from medium to difficult so prepare for the worst and hope for the best.

Refer to the following links for more guidance:

RBI Grade B Last Years Questions: CLICK HERE

To see the syllabus and the reading list for the subjects covered in the mains exam refer to the following link: CLICK HERE

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