r/RBI_Grade_B

Hi 27F here,

I am a developer but I am seriously considering going into the banking sector/ govt job. I am a beginner and I don't know where to start from, if anyone can guide me it will be really helpful

Thank you!

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Hi everyone!

Sharing the RBI Preparation Strategy Phase 1 and GA PPT with You. Please have a Look.

Please refer to my earlier three posts.

https://www.reddit.com/r/forumRBI/s/LuoMCUOl0h

https://www.reddit.com/r/forumRBI/s/BJQFxUtQIX

https://www.reddit.com/r/forumRBI/s/VC20KQuqOY

Initially, I recorded the presentation with proper explanation but somehow during conversion to Video some error occurred. I'm an office-going professional and also have family responsibilities to manage. So, again recording, editing, and uploading a quality video would take a lot of time, and I don't want to delay sharing the material with you.

So, instead of making you wait, I've decided to share the complete presentation as a PDF. It contains almost everything I wanted to cover, my preparation strategy, topic-wise priorities, resources, revision approach, and practical tips based on my own experience.

📄 PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rjnlXEn\_OMY7xclkHS2N6OD5sM9SFjnB/view

If you have any questions, doubts, or need clarification on any point in the PDF, feel free to comment on this thread. I may not be able to reply immediately because of work and family commitments, but I'll definitely respond whenever I get some time.

One more thing, this PDF is completely free to share. I haven't added any watermark, copyright notice, or my name because that was never the purpose. If you think it can help someone else preparing for banking exams, please feel free to share it with your friends, study groups, or anyone who might benefit from it.

My only wish is that this small effort helps even a few aspirants move one step closer to their dream. May all of you succeed, achieve new heights in your careers, and make your families proud. ❤️

If you find the PDF useful, an upvote would be appreciated so it can reach more aspirants who might need it.

All the very best for your preparation. Stay consistent, keep believing in yourself, and success will follow. 😊

I am honestly trying hard to learn the subject, memorised all the tables till 30, squares, root and all that people suggest before you actually start learning the subject

But this subject kept showing me mirrors after every question, Im currently doing bhutesh sir batch, 3rd video, here he is making us practice questions, first question, he shows a divisibility question, I somehow managed to understand the concept using chatgpt, (he initially made us write down some notes but those notes are simple and even understanding the questions is so hard) then he moved to another question, entirely new concept, maybe basics are same, but those are like 10%, every question is like a new concept to me

After learning first concept, I thought I’ll do good in next few slides because now I know concept and next few questions might be doable, but no, entirely new questions needing new approach,

Aur concept samajh na aye toh one just ends up copy pasting entire question answer on their notebook hoping they’ll be able to recall the metho later when they revisit those same questions, but low-key I know ye kaam nahi ane wala, Ek ghumake question ayga udhar ji ghee khatam ho jani hai meri

It took me 6hours to understand 30mins of his lectures, I was like asking chatgpt to do breakdown after every question which slowed down the process so much, now I feel like if I continue doing this, it might just take years to learn, and that might not lead to anything

I understand ye ssc, banking exams aren’t for everyone, but bhai kare kya sarkari naukri chahiye toh karna padega

I'm a bit confused about which course I should consider....pls guys help me!!

Hi, I got interview call for Payment Ecosystem & Policy and Research in Domestic & Cross- Border Payment Systems profile. Anyone got the same? Any information? Any leads on kind of questions they ask?

Hi,

I completed my B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering in 2022 and I’m currently working in an MNC. I’m now interested in preparing for competitive exams that can provide better job security and a stable career.

I’m completely deaf (100% hearing loss in both ears). I cannot use hearing aids because the hearing nerve is damaged.

Yesterday, I came across a post where an IBPS candidate mentioned that their application was rejected because they had applied under the Deaf (D) category. This has made me concerned about whether candidates with 100% hearing impairment are actually eligible for IBPS/banking positions, or whether eligibility depends on the specific post and the PwBD category mentioned in that year's notification.

I would really appreciate clarification from anyone who has:

* Applied for IBPS/SBI/RRB banking exams as a Deaf (D) candidate

* Successfully cleared the exam and joined a bank

* Knowledge about whether 100% deaf candidates are eligible for specific banking posts

* Faced any issues during application, document verification or medical examination

Also, if banking exams have limitations for candidates with complete deafness, what other government/PSU/competitive exams would you recommend for a B.Tech Mechanical Engineering graduate under the PwBD/Deaf category?

Suggestions for SSC, PSU, railways, insurance, state government jobs, or any other exams with good job security are very welcome.

I’m particularly interested in hearing from candidates with 100% hearing loss/deafness who have actually gone through the recruitment process.

Thanks in advance!

I'm new aspirant with zero competitive exam experiance and I prepare for 2027. I want to start my journey on YouTube but there are lot of videos. So please guide me which are the best platforms and also suggest best teachers for different sub. Also different platforms for boost to my journey .

I am starting my RBI Grade B preparation and looking for serious study partners—especially college students or beginners—to form a Discord group so we can stick to a daily timetable, track execution, and discuss strategies together; if you are interested in consistent group study, please drop a comment or DM me.

If you are already preparing for RBI Grade B, continue with your existing preparation this could benefit you for RBI Grade A as well .

Build your fundamentals, keep up with current affairs and strengthen your RBI/financial-sector awareness. Once the official notification arrives, you can adjust your preparation according to the exact syllabus and selection process.

And if RBI Grade A does get announced, being prepared beforehand could give you a significant advantage over candidates who start only after the notification.

Have you started preparing for RBI 2027?

I want to try for the rbi grade b exam. So my QRE is sorted because I have been preparing for banking exams as well. please suggest sources for FM, ESI and a good platform for descriptive English. I only have two years until I hit my age limit… but I really want to give it a try! If you can suggest other regulatory body exams please suggest those as well.

Hello everyone,

I’m currently preparing for both RBI Grade B and IRDAI Grade A. Due to extreme financial constraints, I am doing 100% self-preparation and cannot afford premium coaching platforms like E-tap or CGB right now.

I know many of you have created excellent compiled notes based on those standard materials, or are part of closed study circles where resources and strategies are discussed.

If anyone is willing to guide a fellow aspirant, or point me toward where active study groups are coordinating their resources, please DM me. I would be incredibly grateful for any guidance or structured notes you can point me towards.

Thank you and all the best for the exams!

Selling my RBI grade A/B course due to change of plans.

I’m looking to sell my CGB Mentors course, which I purchased on July 2nd. It’s a 1-year course, and only one month has been completed, so there are still 11 months remaining.

If anyone is interested, please DM me for more details.

Kindly give me the links for the preparation groups for regulatory body exams . I am new to preparation and want the company of like-minded individuals preparing for the exam .

Does anybody have study material for these exams?

And how much does the syllabus of banking PO differ to that from the insurance exam? Like is the quants, reasoning, English same as PO? And what about the insurance section of the mains paper, what can be asked?

Basically I have a lot of questions in my mind regarding how to prepare.

Please I need some help

Hey everyone!
I’m preparing for banking exams (SBI PO, IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, RRB, etc.) completely through self-study without joining any offline coaching.
I’m looking for someone who is also preparing seriously and wants a healthy competition.
We can:
Share daily targets and progress
Motivate each other to stay consistent
Discuss doubts occasionally
Keep each other accountable
Avoid wasting time and stay focused
I’m \*\*not\*\* looking for a large study group just 1–2 dedicated people who are genuinely committed to cracking the exams.
If you’re serious, disciplined, and preparing consistently, feel free to \*\*DM me\*\*. Let’s help each other stay on track and achieve our goals!