r/RBI_Grade_B

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The internet is drooling over RBI Grade B right now.

Huge package.
Amazing perks.
Job security.
Prestige.
Work-life balance.

And trust me, after seeing people work in and around RBI systems, I know the kind of benefits employees get. They’re genuinely good.

But there’s another side to the story that people don’t really understand until they actually enter that life.

Let’s look at the stats first.

Around 60 vacancies.
40 for the General category.
For the entire country.

Thousands — if not lakhs — of students appear for it every year through three stages:
Prelims.
Mains.
Interview.

Yeah… it’s tough.
But not impossible for the kind of financial security and peace the job promises.

But has anyone really thought about what comes after?

Of course you become financially secure. Your life stabilizes. Your family is proud. Society respects you.

But then?

Like most government jobs, it slowly becomes the same cycle:
10 to 6.
Home.
Repeat.

A routine life that keeps repeating until retirement… or death, whichever comes earlier.

Maybe that sounds harsh, but I’ve seen both sides.

I’ve seen employees travel, enjoy life, and live comfortably.

But I’ve also seen people stuck in routine, chasing the next grade because satisfaction never really ends.
Grade B becomes Grade C.
Then Grade D.
Then more.

And transfers.
You can’t always settle in one place either.

So sometimes I genuinely wonder:
Can our generation survive a life that is secure… but no longer pushes its limits?

Maybe it’s worth it.
Maybe it isn’t.

And that’s the confusing part.

Because I won’t lie and say I don’t want that opportunity.

But I also can’t confidently say I want the life that comes with it.

Made a post recently regarding RBI Grade B prep and got quite a few DMs and comments asking for resources, info, and even a group for aspirants.

So I’m thinking of making a small group where serious aspirants can share useful resources, prep strategies, interview insights, and genuine information to help each other.

If someone from RBI or anyone experienced with the process wants to join and guide occasionally, that would be great too.

Interested people can comment or DM me, and I’ll make a group accordingly.

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Hi everyone,

I know this question has probably been asked countless times already, but I’d really appreciate some genuine guidance from people who’ve seriously prepared for RBI Grade B.

I’m targeting the 2027 exam and want to choose the right resources from the start rather than constantly hopping between different materials later.

Which coaching/resources would you honestly recommend — EduTap, Anuj Jindal, CGB, or anything else?

I’m mainly looking for:
• Top-notch notes/content with minimal need for external resources
• A detailed and well-structured study plan
• Responsive mentors/doubt faculty
• Some personalised guidance/mentorship
• High-quality mocks & sectional tests close to the actual RBI level

Would especially love to hear from people who’ve personally used these platforms and what genuinely worked for them.

I am from Btech, ECE background. I know economics a bit. I want to start this journey study from scratch as I'm a beginner. I need a study partner.

Also many textbooks are mentioned in notification for ESI, finance & management. Which books to choose to cover the entire syllabus for these 3 subjects.

Selected in RBI Grade B 2025.

Through my @mintstreetmentor channel, I have shared detailed notes, strategy in extreme detail for all phases.

Also through @mintstreetchat discussion (linked with channel), I have received very good response to my strategy and notes.

Completed everything regarding phase 1&2. Going forward, would share some valuable resources for Interview too.

Am posting this here as it might be useful to some.

Also I would like to resolve any specific doubts that you may have regarding preparation, notes etc regarding RBI Grade B

Am posting this here as this might be helpful to some aspirants.

Feel free to reach out. Thank you

I recently noticed something that honestly made me feel quite disappointed. It seems like Manish sir and Madhav sir might be posing as students in the community to promote their own courses. I could be wrong, but if that’s true, it really feels unfair. I never expected this from teachers. I always thought they would be more confident and transparent about their platforms. Many of my queries went unanswered. ESI classes are shallow. I have tried to call on the number but no call back.

Anyway, I’ve planning to switch my preparation strategy. I’m planning to join a different crash course, so I’m thinking of selling my Examnorm course. If anyone is genuinely interested, please let me know.

If anyone is interested in the CGB Mentors course, please let me know.

I have decided to stop preparing for the exam this year and am selling my full course access for half price , which remains valid until the end of the Phase 2 examination. To ensure transparency, I can provide the credentials so you can verify the account details before making a decision.

Please reach out to me , if you are interested.

I will be joining college this year and i am taking economics as my major.

I was preparing for neet and wont get thru this year so now i am thinking of doing a switch and i want to prepare for rbi grade b exam ( i am very passionate about it)

Although i know the surface info but i really want to go deep into it before i really pursue it

I want to prepare side by side my college years but idk what to do and where from.

So please please help this fella out

Hey can anyone suggest me which is the best coaching for sebi and ifsca grade A which covers syllabus in very comprehensive way and relevant to exam .