Reserve Bank of India — Bank
| Post Name | Grade B Officer |
|---|---|
| Qualification | Graduate |
| Age Limit | 21-30 years |
| Salary | As per RBI norms |
| Selection Process | Phase 1 (Prelims), Phase 2 (Mains), and Interview |
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducts the Grade B Officer examination as one of the most prestigious banking jobs in India. For aspirants aiming to crack the 2026 exam, understanding the historical cut-off trends is a critical step in building an effective preparation strategy.
Analyzing cut-offs from previous years helps candidates estimate the 'safe score,' understand the difficulty variation, and identify sectional requirements. The RBI Grade B selection process involves three distinct stages: Phase 1 (Prelims), Phase 2 (Mains), and the Interview. Each stage has its own unique cutoff criteria.
Several variables impact the final cutoff scores, including:
Candidates must keep the marking scheme in mind: Phase 1 is a qualifying stage, while Phase 2 and the Interview contribute to the final merit list. Negative marking is applicable for objective-type questions in the Prelims phase, where one-fourth of the marks assigned to a question are deducted for every incorrect answer.
Once the RBI officially releases the results for the 2026 cycle, candidates can access the cutoff marks by following these steps:
Disclaimer: This article provides historical analysis based on data from previous years. Candidates are advised to keep checking the official RBI portal for the most recent updates regarding the 2026 notification.
Rajesh Kumar Sharma is a seasoned career consultant with over 12 years of experience in the Indian government recruitment sector. He has helped thousands of aspirants navigate the complex world of Sarkari Naukri, specializing in SSC, UPSC, and Banking examinations.