As you want here I am telling Eligibility criteria for RBI Grade B Exam

Education qualification:
Degree with 60%marks or PG with 55% marks or Ph d or MBA/CA/ACS. For sc-st-hi candidates Degree with 50% marks or PG.

Age limit:
21-30 years . Relaxation for reserved categories as per govt norms.


Selection procedure:
Selection should be based on written exam and interview.
The written exam conducted on two phases those who passed in first phase or called for the second phased of written exam.

Examinations will be held in two phase:

1. Phase-I: On Line Exam (Objective Type) and

2. Phase-II Written Examination (Descriptive type)


Syllabus Phase - I


Phase-I: On Line Exam (Objective Type)

Qs - 200 Marks - 200 Time: 130 Min

Paper consist of:

1. General Awareness – Banking + Economics + Financial Awareness + Current Affairs

2. English Language – Reading Comprehension, Jumbled Sentences, Fill in the Blanks, Error Spotting, Cloze Test

3. Quantitative Aptitude – Arithmetic + Data Interpretation.

4. Reasoning (Verbal) - Syllogism + Data Sufficiency + Miscellaneous + Seating Arrangement/ Puzzle Test + Input Output +Logical Reasoning

Syllabus (Phase-II):

(i) Paper I – English:
Topics:
–Essay
–Précis writing,
–Comprehension and
–Business/Office Correspondence.

(II) Paper II – Economic and Social Issues

Topics:
– Growth and Development – Measurement of Growth : National Income and Per Capita Income
– Poverty Alleviation and Employment Generation in India
– Sustainable Development and Environmental issues. Economic Reforms in India
– Industrial and Labour Policy
– Monetary and Fiscal Policy
– Privatisation
– Role of Economic Planning. Globalisation
– Opening up of the Indian Economy
– Balance of Payments, Export-Import Policy
– International Economic Institutions
– IMF and World Bank
– WTO
– Regional Economic Co-operation. Social Structure in India
– Multiculturalism
– Demographic Trends
– Urbanization and Migration
– Gender Issues
– Social Justice : Positive Discrimination in Favour of the Under Privileged
– Social Movements
– Indian Political System
– Human Development
– Social Sectors in India, Health and Education.

Note: I: Ref: Datt & Sundaram Indian Economy or I C Dhingra Indian Economy is well written book to cover Indian Economy aspect. MBA Students can use their course books as well; NCERT books will also come handy for understanding Economy. Even Sociology Books of 11 & 12 will give good insight to the social Aspect of the paper.

(III) Paper III – Finance :

Topics:

– The Union Budget – Direct and Indirect Taxes;
– Non-tax Sources of Revenue; Outlays;
– New Measures; Financial Sector Reforms;
– Capital Market, Money Market and Foreign Exchange Market,
– Stock Exchanges and their Regulation;
– Capital Market Intermediaries and their Regulation;
– Role of SEBI; Functions of the Money Market;
– Growth and Operation of the Money Market;
– The Foreign Exchange Market;
– From FERA to FEMA; Exchange Rate Management;
– Exchange Risk Management,
– Role of Banks and Financial Institutions in Economic Development;
– Regulation of Banks and Financial Institutions;
– Disinvestment in Public Sector Units.