RBI GRADE

  Understanding the RBI Grade B syllabus is the first and most important step toward clearing this highly competitive exam. However, merely knowing the syllabus is not enough—you need to analyze it smartly to focus on high-yield areas. The best way to do that is by studying past year papers to determine topic-wise weightage, trends, and expected difficulty levels. In this article, we provide a detailed topic-wise weightage analysis of the RBI Grade B syllabus, derived from previous years’ Phase 1 and Phase 2 exams. Whether you're just starting or revising, this guide will help you plan better and allocate your efforts efficiently. Overview: RBI Grade B Exam Pattern Before we get into the analysis, here's a quick refresher of the exam format. Phase 1: Objective (Prelims) General Awareness – 80 marks English Language – 30 marks Quantitative Aptitude – 30 marks Reasoning Ability – 60 marks Total: 200 marks, 120 minutes Phase 2: Objective + Descriptive Paper I – Economic & So...

The RBI Grade B syllabus is known for its vast coverage and evolving pattern. Aspirants often find themselves overwhelmed, especially when the exam is just three months away. However, with the right strategy, time management, and resource utilization, it is absolutely possible to cover the syllabus in 90 days and secure a top rank. In this article, we’ll break down a three-month study plan that helps you cover the RBI Grade B syllabus effectively-without burnout. This is especially useful for aspirants juggling work or college with their preparation. Overview of RBI Grade B Syllabus Before jumping into the study plan, it’s important to understand the structure of the exam. Phase 1: Objective Exam Section Marks Time General Awareness 80 Quantitative Aptitude 30 English Language 30 Reasoning Ability 60 Total 200     120       minutes Phase 2: Subjective + Objective Exam Paper Type Marks Duration Economic & Social Issues (ESI) Objective 100 90 mins English (De...