RBI Grade B Mains Result 2026: Check Phase 2 Merit List, Cut Off Marks, Score Card & Interview Schedule at rbi.org.in

Reserve Bank of India · · Updated

The Reserve Bank of India Services Board (RBISB) has officially announced the results for the RBI Grade B Officers (Phase-II) Mains Examination 2026. Candidates who appeared in the Phase-II descriptive and objective online examination for recruitment of Officers in Grade 'B' (General), Officers in Grade 'B' (DEPR - Department of Economic and Policy Research), and Officers in Grade 'B' (DSIM - Department of Statistics and Information Management) can now download the provisionally shortlisted roll number merit list from the official Reserve Bank of India recruitment portal at rbi.org.in.

The RBI Grade B recruitment is India premier central banking selection drive, offering young professionals direct induction into supervisory and macroeconomic policy architecture. Shortlisted candidates from the Phase-II examination will be invited for the final psychometric evaluation and personal interview round carrying 75 marks. Selected officers are entitled to premier managerial compensation under the revised pay scale starting at a basic pay of Rs. 55,200 per month, with a gross monthly emolument package approximating Rs. 1,16,684 per month alongside executive bank accommodations, concessional loans, and national healthcare covers.

Recruitment Dimension Official Specification Details
Recruiting Organization Reserve Bank of India Services Board (RBISB), Mumbai
Post Cadre Designation Officers in Grade 'B' (General, DEPR, and DSIM Streams)
Examination Stage Phase-II (Mains Examination: Descriptive & Objective Papers)
Result Publication Status Provisionally Shortlisted Roll Numbers Active in October 2026
Selection Stage Weightage Phase-II Written (300 Marks) + Personal Interview (75 Marks) = 375 Total Marks
Interview Weightage Ratio 80:20 Composite Weightage between Phase-II Marks and Interview Marks
Basic Starting Pay Rs. 55,200 per month (in the scale of Rs. 55,200 to Rs. 99,750)
Estimated Gross Monthly Remuneration Rs. 1,16,684 per month (inclusive of Dearness and Special Allowances)
Credentials for Individual Scorecard Registration / Roll Number, Password / Date of Birth
Official Recruitment Portal rbi.org.in / opportunities.rbi.org.in

RBI Grade B Phase-II Recruitment: Stream-Wise Vacancy & Cadre Distribution

The Reserve Bank of India allocates managerial grade vacancies across specialized operational directorates in accordance with government reservation rosters:

Professional Stream Unreserved (UR) EWS OBC SC ST PwBD Allocation Consolidated Stream Total
Officers in Grade 'B' (DR) - General 66 Posts 16 Posts 39 Posts 24 Posts 15 Posts 08 Posts 160 Posts
Officers in Grade 'B' (DR) - DEPR 14 Posts 03 Posts 08 Posts 05 Posts 03 Posts 02 Posts 33 Posts
Officers in Grade 'B' (DR) - DSIM 12 Posts 03 Posts 07 Posts 04 Posts 02 Posts 01 Posts 28 Posts
Consolidated Selection Total 92 Posts 22 Posts 54 Posts 33 Posts 20 Posts 11 Posts 221 Posts

How to Download RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result & Merit List PDF at rbi.org.in

Aspirants can access their Phase-II selection status and roll number PDF by following these authentic navigation instructions on the RBI web portal:

  1. Visit the official portal of Reserve Bank of India: rbi.org.in.
  2. Scroll down to the footer area and click on the dedicated link titled "Opportunities@RBI" (or visit opportunities.rbi.org.in).
  3. Hover over the top menu tab labeled "Current Vacancies" and click on "Results".
  4. Locate the notification link titled "Result of Phase-II Examination for Recruitment of Officers in Grade 'B' (DR) (General / DEPR / DSIM) 2026".
  5. Click on the respective stream result link to open the official Roll Numbers PDF in a new browser tab.
  6. Use the search shortcut Ctrl + F (or Cmd + F on macOS) and type your 9-digit Phase-II Roll Number.
  7. If your roll number appears highlighted in the PDF, you have been provisionally qualified for the RBI Grade B Interview round.
  8. Download and save the PDF document, and maintain a printed copy for submission during candidate identity verification at the interview center.

RBI Grade B Phase-II Examination Scheme & Evaluation Architecture

The Phase-II Examination for Grade B (General) tests macroeconomic analytical acumen, English communication, and financial management across three rigorous papers:

Paper Number & Title Test Structure & Format Number of Questions Duration Allotted Maximum Marks
Paper-I: Economic and Social Issues (ESI) Objective CBT format (50 Marks) plus Descriptive Keyboard Typing (50 Marks) 30 Objective questions alongside 6 Descriptive prompts (attempt any 4) 120 Minutes (30m Obj + 90m Desc) 100 Marks (50 Obj + 50 Desc)
Paper-II: English (Writing Skills) Descriptive Paper (Online Keyboard Typing) 3 Questions (Essay, Précis, Reading Comprehension) 90 Minutes Duration 100 Marks Total
Paper-III: Finance and Management (FM) Composite 50-mark Objective CBT section alongside 50-mark Descriptive Typing module 30 Multiple Choice Items and 6 Analytical Descriptive Questions (4 to be answered) 120 Minutes (30m Obj + 90m Desc) 100 Marks (50 Obj + 50 Desc)
Phase-II Aggregate Total Composite Written Evaluation Three Comprehensive Papers 330 Minutes Cumulative 300 Marks Total
Phase-III: Personal Interview Panel Interview + Psychometric Assessment Comprehensive Personality Appraisal 30 to 45 Minutes per candidate 75 Marks Total
Final Merit Compilation Aggregate Phase-II Written (300) + Personal Interview (75) Composite Final Benchmark Final Selection Basis 375 Marks Total

Evaluation Norms: In descriptive papers, candidates must type their answers using an online keyboard. For objective sections, a negative marking deduction of 0.25 marks applies to incorrect choices. Only candidates who secure marks above the minimum aggregate Phase-II cut-off across all three papers are called for the interview stage.

Detailed Subject Curriculum Evaluated in RBI Grade B Phase-II

The Phase-II curriculum covers comprehensive macroeconomic concepts and organizational principles:

  • Paper-I: Economic and Social Issues (ESI):
    • Growth and Development: Measurement of growth, National Income and per capita income, Poverty alleviation and employment generation in India, Sustainable development and environmental issues.
    • Indian Economy: Economic history of India, Industrial and services policy changes, Monetary and fiscal policy, Money and financial markets in India, Priorities and recommendations of economic surveys and Union budgets.
    • Globalization: Opening up of the Indian economy, Balance of Payments, Export-import policy, International financial institutions (IMF, World Bank, WTO), Regional economic cooperation.
    • Social Structure in India: Multiculturalism, Demographic trends, Urbanization and migration, Gender issues, Social justice and empowerment policies.
  • Paper-II: English (Writing Skills):
    • Essay Writing: Critical analysis of contemporary socio-economic, financial, technological, and governance topics (400 words).
    • Précis Writing: Condensation of editorial or business text to one-third length while preserving core arguments (170 words).
    • Reading Comprehension: Contextual evaluation and analytical responses based on advanced economics and administrative passages.
  • Paper-III: Finance and Management (FM):
    • Financial System: Structure and functions of financial institutions, Functions of Reserve Bank of India, Banking system in India, Financial inclusion, Alternate sources of finance, Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs).
    • Financial Markets: Primary and secondary markets (Forex, Money, Bond, Equity), Derivatives, Instruments, Risk management in banking sector.
    • Management Concepts: Evolution of management thought, Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, and Controlling, Functions of management, Leadership models, Motivation theories, Communication channels and emotional intelligence, Corporate governance.

RBI Grade B Phase-II Expected Cut-Off Marks & Scorecard Benchmarks

The Reserve Bank Services Board releases individual scorecards and category-wise cut-off marks two weeks after the declaration of Phase-II results. The expected qualifying cut-off ranges based on historical standards are provided below:

Social Category Expected Phase-II Written Cut-Off (300 Marks) Final Recommended Score Cut-Off (375 Marks) Minimum Qualifying Criteria
Unreserved (General / UR) 168.50 to 174.00 Marks 228.00 to 235.00 Marks Aggregate cutoff across Papers I, II, and III
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) 168.50 to 172.50 Marks 224.00 to 231.00 Marks Aggregate Phase-II qualifying cutoff
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 168.50 to 172.00 Marks 223.50 to 230.50 Marks Subject to non-creamy layer certification
Scheduled Caste (SC) 151.00 to 156.50 Marks 204.00 to 211.50 Marks Relaxed aggregate standard as per central rules
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 147.50 to 153.00 Marks 198.50 to 206.00 Marks Relaxed aggregate threshold standard
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) 145.00 to 152.00 Marks 195.00 to 203.00 Marks Sub-category specific disability thresholds

RBI Grade B Officer Salary Structure: 7th Pay Revision & Allowances

Officers in Grade B are placed on an executive compensation ladder that represents one of the most lucrative packages in the Indian public sector:

Salary Component Monthly Value (Starting Stage) Annual or Periodic Entitlement
Basic Starting Pay Rs. 55,200 per month Increment scale: Rs. 55,200 - 2,850(9) - 80,850 - EB - 2,850(2) - 86,550 - 3,300(4) - 99,750
Dearness Allowance (DA) Rs. 24,840 per month Revised quarterly in alignment with Consumer Price Index
Special Allowance & Grade Allowance Rs. 18,250 per month Rank-linked managerial executive allowance
Local Compensatory Allowance (LCA) Rs. 4,950 per month Metropolitan city posting allowance
House Rent Allowance (HRA) Rs. 8,280 per month (or Bank Leased Flat) Bank quarters provided in lieu of cash HRA across major cities
Learning & Family Allowances Rs. 5,164 per month Continuous education and dependent support allowances
Total Gross Monthly Emoluments Rs. 1,16,684 per month Initial gross pay excluding leased accommodation benefits
Annual Perquisites & Reimbursements Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 40,000 monthly value Free fuel (up to 150 liters), book grant, briefcases, internet, spectacle grant

Interview Preparation Strategy & Document Verification Guidelines

Candidates shortlisted for the 75-mark personal interview must execute a focused preparation strategy:

  1. Complete the Bio-Data Form: Qualified candidates must download the official RBI Bio-Data Form from rbi.org.in, fill all academic achievements and extra-curricular distinctions accurately, and upload scanned copies along with category certificates within the stipulated deadline.
  2. Master Monetary Policy Nuances: Review the latest bi-monthly Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) resolutions, repo rate decisions, cash reserve ratio adjustments, and inflation targeting frameworks published by the RBI.
  3. Track Banking Sector Fragilities: Study current non-performing asset (NPA) levels, prompt corrective action (PCA) parameters, digital currency developments (e-Rupee CBDC), and cybersecurity guidelines for scheduled commercial banks.
  4. Assemble Document Dossier: Prepare original and two sets of self-attested photocopies of Class 10 certificate for age proof, graduation degree certificate and semester-wise marksheets, postgraduate degree (if applicable), caste/category certificate in central format, OBC non-creamy layer certificate issued for 2026, and experience certificates.

Official Portals & Direct Result Download Links

Official Resource / Link Direct Web Portal Access URL
RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result Roll Numbers PDF opportunities.rbi.org.in Phase 2 Result
RBI Grade B Official Recruitment Notice rbi.org.in Career Notifications
Reserve Bank of India Primary Portal rbi.org.in

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Where can I check the RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result 2026?

Candidates can access the official Phase-II result roll number list on the official Reserve Bank of India recruitment website at opportunities.rbi.org.in under Current Vacancies in the Results section in October 2026.

2. What is the total marks allocation for the RBI Grade B Interview round?

The RBI Grade B Personal Interview carries 75 marks. The final merit ranking is computed out of 375 total marks, comprising 300 marks from the Phase-II written test and 75 marks from the interview.

3. What is the starting gross monthly salary of an RBI Grade B Officer?

An RBI Grade B Officer starts with a basic pay of Rs. 55,200 per month and draws gross monthly emoluments of approximately Rs. 1,16,684 per month, plus executive bank leased accommodation and fuel reimbursements as per rbi.org.in service regulations.

4. When will individual scorecards and category-wise cut-offs be published?

The RBI Services Board releases candidate marksheets and category-wise qualifying cut-offs on opportunities.rbi.org.in approximately two to three weeks following the release of the Phase-II roll number list.

5. Is there negative marking in the RBI Grade B Phase-II examination?

Yes, for the objective sections of Paper-I (ESI) and Paper-III (FM), 0.25 marks are deducted for every wrong answer. Descriptive typing answers do not carry negative marking penalties.

6. What documents are required for the RBI Grade B Interview verification?

Candidates must present original graduation degree marksheets, date of birth certificate, valid photo ID, category or caste certificates in central government format, and the filled RBI bio-data form as mandated on rbi.org.in.

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Compiled from Official Examination Authority. Last checked on October 4, 2026, 8:03 pm.

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