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Some of the important highlights related to RBI Grade B exam pattern are given below.Particulars Details Mode of exam Grade B (DR) for GeneralPhase I & II: Online Grade B (DR) for DEPR/DSIMPaper I: Online Paper 2: OfflinePaper 3: OnlineTest durationGrade B (DR) for GeneralPhase I: 120 minutes Phase IIPaper I & III will be held for 120 minutesPaper-II will be held for 90 minutesDEPR/DSIM postPaper 1: 120 minutesPaper 2: 180 minutesPaper 3: 90 minutesNature of questionsGrade B (DR) for GeneralPhase I: Objective typePhase II: Descriptive and Objective TypeGrade B (DR) for DEPR/DSIMPaper I: Objective typePaper II & III: Descriptive Type Number of sectionsGrade B (DR) for General Phase I: FourPhase II: Paper 1, 2 & 3Grade B (DR) for DEPRPaper I: Objective type paper on EconomicsPaper II: Descriptive Type paper on Economics (Question paper displayed on the computer, answers to be written on paper)Paper III: Descriptive Type paper on English (To be typed with the help of keyboard)Grade B (DR) for DSIMPaper I: Objective type paper on StatisticsPaper II: Descriptive Type paper on Statistics (Question paper displayed on the computer, answers to be written on paper)Paper III: Descriptive Type paper on English (To be typed with the help of keyboard)Total marksGrade B (DR) for GeneralPhase I: 200 marks Phase II (Paper 1, 2 and 3): 100 marks for each paperInterview: 75 marksGrade B (DR) for DEPR/DSIMPaper I: 100 marks Paper II & III: 100 marks for each paperInteview: 75 marksMarking of normal questions1/4 marks will be deducted for wrong answers in objective type questionsLanguage of question paper English and Hindi Number of questions Grade B (DR) for GeneralPhase I: 200Phase IIPaper I & III: 30 objective-type questions and six descriptive type questionsPaper-II: Three questionsGrade B (DR) for DEPR & DSIMPaper I for DEPR: 62 Paper I for DSIM: 20Paper II & III: Economics/Statistics: 5English (Writing Skills): 3

Depending on the particular position you're aiming for you can apply for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) tests as a CA Intermediate studentEligibility: A graduate degree is necessary for the majority of RBI positions, such as Grade B Officer. Nonetheless your CA Intermediate credential may also qualify you for internships during your CA programme or for specialised positions in finance or accounting.Exam Procedure: As soon as the recruitment announcement is made go to the official RBI website. Verify the requirements for the position you have selected.Application: Create an account online, complete the application upload the necessary files (such as transcripts of education) and pay the cost.Preparation: Concentrate on general awareness, quantitative ability and finance themes while you study for the preliminary and main tests.Selection: To be chosen you must pass the tests and the interview.

The Reserve Bank of India listed 450 assistant positions in various offices across the nation in 2023. The official notification, which included information on the application period, qualifying requirements, and exam dates, was released on September 13, 2023, marking the start of the recruiting process. The deadline for candidates to submit their online applications was October 4, 2023. Three steps make up the selection process: the Language Proficiency Test (LPT), the Main test, which is set for December 31, 2023; and the Preliminary exam, which will be held on November 18 and 19, 2023. Candidates will be evaluated on a range of abilities in these tests, such as general awareness, English language proficiency, reasoning, and numerical aptitude. In order to meet the regional hiring requirements of RBI's offices, the positions are dispersed over several states.