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RBI employees staged a rare protest against a new promotion policy that makes Grade B-to-C advancement vacancy-linked, with officers warning the move could sharply slow career progression at the central bank.

https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/cnbc-tv18-exclusive-rbi-employees-stage-protest-over-new-promotion-policy-ws-l-19901937.htm?trk=feed-detail_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

u/edugradelearning — 11 days ago

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Confusion about Eligibility for RBI Grade B DSIM 2026

The notification mentions this for minimum educational eligibility criteria:

"Four-year Bachelor's Degree with a minimum 60% marks in aggregate of all semesters/ years or an equivalent grade/ CGPA in Statistics / Mathematical Statistics/ Applied Statistics/ Quantitative Economics/ Econometrics/ Informatics/ Data Science/ Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning/ Big Data Analytics or any other related branches of these areas from a recognized Indian/ Foreign University/ Institute approved/ recognized by Government/ UGC/ AICTE"

I completed my B.tech. in Information Technology in 2025 from a IIIT with appropriate percentage. I had subjects: AI (Sem 6), Data Science & Analytics, Machine Learning and NLP (Sem 7) and Neural Networks (Sem 8)

My Question: Does my branch count towards "other related branches" ? Can I apply for DSIM?

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u/Interesting-Win3035 — 12 days ago