Chennai School of Banking (CSB), the Leading Training Institute in Chennai, offers excellent coaching to candidates aiming for the post of RBI Assistants. CSB makes you totally ready to face the preliminary and mains examinations and the language proficiency test.
General Category | OBC | SC/ST | |||
Min. age | Max. age | Min. age | Max. age | Min. age | Max. age |
20 years | 28 years | 20 years | 31 years | 20 years | 33 years |
– Preliminary Examination
– Main Examination
– Language Proficiency Test
– No Interview
The RBI Assistant is a three–tier-based examination. Candidates have to clear the Prelims as well as the Mains examination for the final selection. The candidates who qualify in the Preliminary exam are shortlisted for the Mains exam and then the Language Proficiency Test. The final selection will be done on a merit basis.
S. No | Section | No. of Questions | Maximum marks | Duration |
1 | Reasoning Ability | 35 | 35 | 20 minutes |
2 | Numerical Ability | 35 | 35 | 20 minutes |
3 | English Language | 30 | 30 | 20 minutes |
Total | 100 | 100 | 1 hour |
S No. | Section | No. of Qs. | Max. marks | Duration |
1. | Reasoning Ability | 40 | 40 | 30 minutes |
2. | Computer Knowledge | 40 | 40 | 20 minutes |
3. | Numerical Ability | 40 | 40 | 30 minutes |
4. | General/Financial Awareness | 40 | 40 | 25 minutes |
5. | English language | 40 | 40 | 30 minutes |
Total | 200 | 200 | 135 minutes |
The RBI Assistant Exam is conducted for a wide range of disciplines. The subject-wise detailed syllabus is provided below. The candidates can also refer to the official website of RBI for more details about the syllabus.
1. Master your Quant skills:
• A candidate can do this by making his/her basics strong. In the Quantitative Aptitude section, the questions are based on simple concepts, and if one knows the basics, they just need to practice a lot for being accurate with time.
2. Master your Reasoning section:
• Candidates have this question in their mind that there is no use of Reasoning further in a Bank ASSISTANT job, then why is it the most important part of the examination, this is only because of the reason that it examines one’s ability to deal with tough situations. This section can be accurately done only through practice.
3. Master your General Awareness section:
• The preparation for the part has no end and this has a very vital role in the examination. A candidate can score 100% in this section if he/she is aware of regular and current affairs. For this reason, certain habits like reading the newspaper daily should be developed, as it will keep you updated with the current affairs of your country
4. Make a Study Plan:
• The preparation strategy should include a well-planned schedule of study. Aspirants should aim to cover portions of the bank exam syllabus sequentially and include revision of topics periodically.
• The study plan should also include analysing previous years’ bank exam question papers and identifying important topics for the exam.
5. Attempt Regular Mock Tests:
• Mock tests should be a focus area for the exam. This is because one has to answer a large number of questions in a short amount of time. Solve RRB Assistant mock tests and stay updated with the type of questions asked in the bank exams.
• Attempting mock tests has two advantages. First, it gives the aspirant a good idea of their preparation level, allowing them to intensify focus on weak areas of the IBPS syllabus. Second, it also provides ample practice in solving questions within the stipulated time.
• This is critical as the RBI ASSISTANT exam is conducted online with no scope of re-attempting questions once a section has been finished.
