Banking, Finance & Insurance

RBI Grade B books for Economic and Social Issues have been prescribed by the examination authority. RBI Grade B books for Economic and Social Issues are Indian Economy: Uma Kapila (Series of Books), Indian Economy: Mishra Puri. (the latest Edition), Growth And Development: Devraj Ray, etc.

For the Banking Awareness section in the RBI Grade B exam, candidates can refer to Banking Awareness by Arihant Experts, Banking Awareness for SBI and IBPS Bank Clerk/PO/RBI Exams/RRB by Odisha Expert. Questions are asked from Banking & Financial, Economic News, Banking Terminology, Recent RBI News like Monetary policies, Important guidelines, Financial & Economics News, Economics terms, etc. Current Affairs both national and international, sports, awards, summits & conferences, schemes, agreement & deals, etc. Static GK like Parks, Dam, Thermal Power Plants, Mountains, Temples, Stadiums, Airports, etc.

In LPU students can opt two specialisations it is dual specialisation course. So, students can opt any two specialisation from almost 24 or + options. It is two year programme, in which first year in general and in second year specialisation come. There is related programmes are like, tie- up programmes, international credit transfer programmes and you can opt MBA in specific specialisation like hospital and healthcare management, international business and tourism and hospitality.

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.

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.

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.

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.