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Shivam Dureja
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The marking scheme in RBI exams, specifically for the RBI Grade B exam, involves a penalty for wrong answers. For the Phase 1 exam, 1/4 marks are deducted for wrong answers, and 1 mark is awarded for correct answers. In Phase 2, 1 mark is awarded for correct answers, and 1/4 marks are deducted for wrong answers. There are no marks awarded for unattempted questions. The exam is conducted in three phases: Phase 1, Phase 2, and Interview. Phase 1 comprises objective-type questions, while Phase 2 comprises both objective-type and descriptive-type papers. The total marks allotted to the Phase 1 exam are 200, and the Phase 2 exam carries 3
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Shivam Dureja
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The age limit to apply for the various RBI exams is as follows:For the RBI Grade B exam, candidates must be between 21 and 30 years of ageThere is a relaxation in the upper age limit for candidates holding M.Phil. and Ph.D. qualifications, up to 32 and 34 years, respectivelyCandidates belonging to the reserved categories have age relaxation, with a maximum age limit of 35 years for SC/ST candidates and 33 years for OBC candidatesIt is important for candidates to carefully review the RBI Grade B eligibility criteria to ensure that they meet all the requirements before applying for the exam.
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Shivam Dureja
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RBI Assistant and RBI Grade B are two different positions in the Reserve Bank of India with different job roles, responsibilities, and eligibility criteria. The RBI Assistant test is designed to recruit clerical staff, while the RBI Grade B exam is intended to hire officers for RBI offices. The eligibility criteria, exam pattern, age limit, and job responsibilities differ between the two exams. The selection process for RBI Assistant is relatively easier than for RBI Grade B Officer, but the RBI Grade B Officer position offers a more challenging and rewarding work environment. In terms of salary, RBI Grade B Officer has a higher starti
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Abhijeet Singh Panwar
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducts the RBI Grade B exam to recruit Grade B Officers in Combined Seniority Group (CSG) streams. The RBI Grade B exam is considered to be one of the most difficult exams to pass in India. It is considered tough because of the high level of difficulty of the questions and the competitive nature of the exam. However, it is not impossible to crack the exam. The RBI Grade B exam is for an officer-level (Manager) post in the Central Bank. It is one of the most prestigious jobs in the banking sector of the country.
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Ayush Sindal
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Firstly, it should be noted that an RBI Grade B officer is a job, while on the other side, MBA is an academic degree.Candidates must ensure that the career they are going to choose has scope in the future-The scope of RBI Grade B officer in the future-1.It is fixed to Finance and Banking2.Exposure of various field related to Finance & Banking in which RBI involves.3. RBI gives the scholarship sometimes for higher study4.If someone joins early he may reach to level of Deputy Governor.The scope of MBA in the future-The candidate has opportunity to be trained for variety of discipline like Marketing and Sales, Finance, Strategies and at t
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Ayush Sindal
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To apply for the RBI Grade B officer position, candidates are required to meet the eligibility criteria prescribed by the examination authority.Below are the minimum eligibility criteria to become an RBI grade B officer-Educational qualification: The educational qualification for the General post is graduation with 60 per cent and 50 per cent for SC/ST/PwBD candidates. The candidate must be a Indian citizenFor the DSIM/DEPR post, the educational qualification is 55 per cent and 50 per cent for SC, ST, and PwBD candidates.Age limit: The minimum age of candidates is 21 years and the maximum age limit is 30 years.
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Anangsha Patra
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There are a total of 30 Objective Questions and 4 Descriptive questions. The overall difficulty level of this section is Easy to Moderate. We have given below topic-wise weightage of questions asked in the examination.1 Marking Questions:Types of PowerPM Jan Dhan YojanaPM Jeevan Jyoti Yojana – AgePM Suraksha Beema Yojana – PremiumAtal Pension YojanaReturn on InvestmentAlternate Source of FinanceTax SystemLiberalized Remittance SchemeConflict Based QuestionTheory X and Y2 Marking Questions:MotivationLeadershipCommunication
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Anangsha Patra
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The English Questions asked in the RBI Grade B Phase 2 Exam are Moderate. Here, we have listed down the topics asked in the Essay section of English.Social Media-Advantages and DisadvantagesClimatic ChangeAnother section asked in RBI Grade B Phase 2 Exam 2023 English was Reading Comprehension. The theme of Reading Comprehension was Greedflation. Candidates also had to appear for Precis Writing in English (Writing Skills). The questions of Precis Writing was on Artificial Intelligence.
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