RBI Grade B Previous Year Paper: Download Question Paper PDF

By Anangsha Patra, Manager – Editorial

Candidates must solve RBI Grade B question paper of previous years' to have a competitive edge in the exam. The question papers will help candidates to know the level of exam. RBI Grade B sample paper PDFs for the year 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011 and 2010 are provided on this page. One of the best ways to prepare well for the exams is to solve RBI Grade B previous years’ question papers.Read below for more details on RBI Grade B question papers.

Table of contents

RBI Grade B Previous Year Question Papers
RBI Grade B Previous Year Question Papers
RBI Grade B Question Papers 2024 FAQs

RBI Grade B Previous Year Question Papers

RBI Grade B previous year question papers help candidates to prepare for the exam and achieve good marks. Practising previous year question papers help candidates to know the type of questions, exam pattern, etc. RBI Grade B previous year question papers comprises memory based questions derived from the feedback shared by the students who have appeared for the exam. Candidates must download the RBI Grade B previous year question papers and save them on their devices. Candidates will be able to get enriched with the all the subjects and essential topics that carry the maximum weightage in the exam. Practice RBI Grade B previous year question papers in a stipulated time period to know the sectional time limits allotted to each subject. Solving these papers boost confidence and gives motivation.

Download previous year RBI Grade B Exam question papers and sample papers. Use them for practice and improve your speed and accuracy. You can download RBI Grade B Exam previous year question papers and the preparation guides for free.

RBI Grade B Previous Year Question Papers

RBI Grade B Paper 2 Question Paper 2015 for English (Set B)

RBI Grade B 2015 Sample Paper II English(Set B)

RBI Grade B Paper 2 Question Paper 2015 for English (Set A)

RBI Grade B 2015 Sample Paper II English (SetA)

RBI Grade B Paper 1 Question Paper for English

RBI Grade B 2014 Sample Paper Paper-I English

RBI Grade B Paper 3 Question Paper 2014 for Finance and Managementfor

RBI Grade B 2014 Sample Paper III Finance and Management

RBI Grade B Paper 2 Question Paper 2014 for Economic and Social Issuesfor

RBI Grade B 2014 Sample Paper II Economic and Social Issues

RBI Grade B Paper 1 Question Paper 2012 for English

RBI Grade B 2012 Sample Paper I English

RBI Grade B Paper 3 Question Paper 2011 for Finance and Managementfor

RBI Grade B 2011 Sample Paper III Finance and Management

RBI Grade B Paper 1 Question Paper 2011 for English

RBI Grade B 2011 Sample Paper I English

RBI Grade B Question Paper 2011 for Economic and Social Issues

RBI Grade B 2011 Sample Paper Economic and Social Issues

RBI Grade B Paper 1 Question Paper 2010 for English

RBI Grade B 2010 Sample Paper-I English

RBI Grade B Paper 3 Question Paper 2010 for Finance and Managementfor

RBI Grade B 2010 Sample Paper III Finance and Management

RBI Grade B Paper 2 Question Paper 2010 for Economic and Social Issues for

RBI Grade B 2010 Sample Paper II Economic and Social Issues

RBI Grade B Question Papers 2024 FAQs

Check below RBI Grade B sample papers FAQs.

Q: How tough is RBI Grade B exam?

RBI Grade B exam is conducted in three phases-1, 2 and Interview. Paper 1 exam is held for 200 marks. Phase 2 carries 300 marks. Interview is held for 75 marks. The difficulty level is different for each stages of exam. Phase 2 is bit tougher.

Q: What kind of questions are asked in RBI Grade B exam?

The exam pattern and syllabus vary as per the exam stages. In Phase-I exam, questions are usually asked from General Awareness, English . Language, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning. In Phase-II, questions are asked from Economic and Social Issues, Finance and Management and English.

Q: What should be the strategy for solving RBI Grade B sample papers?

Candidates must solve RBI Grade B sample papers after completing the syllabus. They should solve atleast one sample paper daily while preparing for the exam. It is equally important to attempt mock tests besides solving RBI Grade B sample papers. The mock tests are like actual exam and solving the same help candidates to understand the navigation of an online test.

Q: How do I clear RBI Grade B exam in 6 months?

Following strategy will help candidates to clear RBI Grade B exam in six months.

Understand the exam pattern
Know the chapters given in the syllabus
Create a study plan
Practice mock tests
Stay updated with the Current Affairs
Focus on revision

Q: Is RBI Grade B question paper common for all the slots or are they different?

RBI Grade B question papers for Phase-I exam are different for different slots. However, there is not much difference between their difficulty levels. As candidates get different Sets of question papers across various shifts, the marks of candidates are normalised to adjust the difficulty level of the question papers. The normalisation of marks is done using equi-percentile method.

Q: From where can I download RBI Grade B sample papers?

Candidates can download RBI Grade B sample papers from here for free only by registering. After downloading RBI Grade B sample paper PDFs, they can start practicing. Practising question papers help candidates to know the types of questions asked in the exam.

Q: How many questions are asked in Phase I and II exams of RBI Grade B?

In Phase-I exam, the paper carries a total of 200 questions. In Phase-II, the objective paper of Paper I and III will have a total of 30 questions and descriptive paper will have six questions. Paper-II will carry three questions. The total marks allotted to the Phase-I exam are 200 while the Phase-II exam carries a total of 300 marks. The objective test carries 50 marks whereas the descriptive paper carries 50 marks.

Q: Are there any sectional timings in the RBI Grade B exam?

There are sectional timings in Phase 1 of RBI Grade B exam. The prelims exam is conducted for 120 minutes. Candidates need to attempt the different sections of the prelims exam as per the allotted time frame. Paper 1 and 3 of the Mains exam are held for 120 minutes. The Paper 2 of the Mains exam is conducted for 90 minutes. The total marks allotted to the prelims exam are 200. The total marks allotted to the Mains exam are 300. The total marks allotted to interview are 75 marks. In Phase-I, 25 minutes each are allotted to General Awareness, English Language and Quantitative Aptitude while 45 minutes are allotted to Reasoning.