RBI Grade B Phase 2 Admit Card 2022 Released for General Post; Check Details Here

RBI Grade B Phase 2 admit card 2022 Released

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released RBI Grade B Phase 2 admit card 2022 for Gr B (DR) General on June 13. RBI Grade B Phase 2 admit card has been released for candidates who have qualified the Phase 1 exam. RBI Grade B admit card 2022 for Phase 2 has been released on the official website. However, the direct RRB Grade B admit card 2022 link is provided on this page. To download the admit card, candidates need to enter registration number or roll number and date of birth or password. The mains/phase II exam for Gr B (DR) will be conducted on June 25, 2022.

How to Download RBI Grade B Phase 2 Admit Card 2022?

The steps to download RBI Grade B Phase 2 admit card 2022 are given below:

• Visit the official website
• On the home page, select the 'Recruitment Related Advertisement link
• The career page opens in a new tab
• Click on the link ‘Admission Letter for Direct Recruitment for the Post of Grade B’
• On the login page, candidates need to enter the required credentials
• RBI Grade B hall ticket is displayed on the screen
• Download the admit card and take its printout

Download here RBI Grade B Phase 2 admit card-https://ibpsonline.ibps.in/rbiofeb22/cloeap2_jun22/login.php?appid=3dca9ba6e4606748a694c11c2babfc7b

RBI Grade B Phase 2 Exam Pattern 2022

RBI Grade B Phase II exam is conducted in shifts. Candidates are required to appear for all shifts. Paper I and III comprise both objective and descriptive type questions, while Paper II is completely a descriptive test. The duration of Paper I and III are 120 minutes (30 minutes for the objective test and 90 minutes for the descriptive test) while Paper-II is held for 90 minutes. All papers of Phase II, except the English Language, are set in English and Hindi. Candidates need to type the descriptive type answers with the help of the keyboard. The total marks of the test are 300, each section is for 100 marks. The objective paper of Paper I and III of Phase II will have a total of 30 questions. Some questions will carry two marks, while some carry one mark. The Descriptive paper of Paper I and III will have six questions, out of which candidates need to attempt four questions. Two questions will be of 15 marks, while two will be of 10 marks. In case, candidates answer more than four questions in a descriptive paper then the first four will be evaluated. Paper-II will carry three questions.