RBI Grade B Phase 2 Score Card 2026 Out: Check Marks & Cut Off

RBI Grade B Phase 2 Score Card 2026 Out — General Cadre Marks & Cut Off

Important Dates — RBI Grade B 2026 (General Cadre)

• Recruitment Notification: 29 April 2026
• Phase 1 Examination: 13 June 2026
• Phase 2 Examination: 25 July 2026
• Final Result Declared: 15 October 2026
• Phase 2 Scorecard Update: 29 October 2026

How to Download RBI Grade B Phase 2 Score Card 2026 (Step by Step)

1. Visit the official RBI recruitment website: opportunities.rbi.org.in
2. Open the Current Vacancies section and click on Results
3. Find the scorecard notice for Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) — General Cadre, Panel Year 2026
4. Open the official scorecard login page: RBI Phase 2 scorecard page
5. Enter your examination roll number
6. Select your date of birth in DD-MM-YYYY format
7. Type the captcha shown on the screen
8. Click Submit to see your scorecard
9. Check your marks for the exam and interview stages (where shown), then save or print the page

What Does the RBI Scorecard Show?

RBI has said that the details may vary for each candidate, depending on the stage reached. Check all details carefully.

• Examination roll number and candidate identification details
• Examination and recruitment cadre
• Phase 2 marks obtained
• Paper-wise marks, where displayed
• Interview marks, where applicable
• Aggregate (total) marks
• Other score-related information given by RBI

How the Marks Are Calculated — Simple Explanation

• Phase 1: This is only a screening test. Its marks are not added to the final merit total
• Phase 2: Three papers of 100 marks each — total 300
• Interview: The difference between the two maximums (375 − 300) shows that the interview carries 75 marks
• Final score: Phase 2 marks + Interview marks = out of 375
• Candidates are first shortlisted for the interview using the Phase 2 cut-off (out of 300). After the interview, final merit is made using the combined score
• The cut-offs are different for each category: General, EWS, OBC, SC and ST

How to Read Your Own Result

• If your Phase 2 marks were above your category’s Phase 2 cut-off: You were eligible for the interview stage
• If your total (Phase 2 + Interview) was equal to or above your category’s final cut-off: You were in the selected range, subject to the final recommendation by RBI
• If your Phase 2 marks were below the cut-off: You were not shortlisted for the interview. Use your paper-wise marks to see which paper pulled you down
• Compare category with category: A General candidate should compare with the General/UR cut-off, and an OBC candidate with the OBC cut-off
• Remember that cut-offs change every year. Use this year’s numbers only as a guide

Score Analysis — Where Can You Improve?

• Paper I — Economic and Social Issues: If your marks were low, spend more time on Indian economy, social issues, current affairs and RBI and government reports
• Paper II — English (Writing Skills): Practise essay, précis and comprehension writing. Focus on clear structure, correct grammar and a good word limit
• Paper III — General Finance and Management: Revise banking, financial markets, regulation, finance concepts and basic management topics
• Note down your marks in each paper and set a target for each paper for the next attempt
• Use RBI previous papers, reports such as the Annual Report and the Report on Currency and Finance, and quality news sources

What Happens After the Scorecard?

• The General Cadre final result was declared on 15 October 2026
• Candidates in the final list should follow the official RBI instructions about the next steps and formalities, as given on the RBI recruitment portal
• The scorecard page is only for viewing marks and cut-offs. It is not a joining letter
• Candidates who are not selected can use the scorecard to prepare for the next RBI Grade B recruitment
• Keep a soft copy and a printout of your scorecard for your own record
• Keep checking opportunities.rbi.org.in for any notice about selected candidates, reserve lists or future recruitments

General, DEPR and DSIM Cadres — Do Not Mix Them Up

• RBI conducts Grade B recruitment for General, DEPR (Department of Economic and Policy Research) and DSIM (Department of Statistics and Information Management) cadres
• Each cadre has its own exam pattern, selection requirements, result and scorecard
• The scorecard link in this article is for the General Cadre only
• If you appeared for DEPR or DSIM, check the corresponding notices on the RBI recruitment portal
• Do not use the General Cadre login for another cadre

Interview Preparation Tips (Interview Carries 75 Marks)

• The interview carries about 75 marks (the gap between 300 and 375), so it can change your final rank
• Prepare your profile: education, hobbies, work experience, strengths and why you want to join the RBI
• Revise economy and banking topics: inflation, monetary policy, repo rate, financial inclusion, digital payments and RBI’s role
• Read the latest news on the economy, banking sector and regulation
• Practise answering in simple and clear English or Hindi, and be honest when you do not know something
• Do mock interviews with friends or mentors and ask for feedback
• Keep your documents ready and dress neatly for the interview day

Why Do Aspirants Want to Join RBI Grade B? (General Information)

• Grade B is the entry-level officer post of the Reserve Bank of India, which is the country’s central bank
• Officers may work in areas such as currency management, bank supervision, payment systems, financial markets, economic research and regulation
• The post is respected for its work, learning opportunities and career growth
• Many candidates prepare for Phase 1, Phase 2 and the interview over several months and attempt more than once
• For exact pay, perks and career path, please read the official RBI notification and service rules

Common Problems and Easy Solutions

• Scorecard page not opening: Many candidates visit together. Try early morning or late night, or use Chrome on a laptop
• Login error: Check the roll number and select the right date of birth in DD-MM-YYYY format. Type the captcha carefully
• Marks for some stage not shown: The page shows details according to the stage you reached. Read the instructions on the page
• Wrong cadre link: Make sure you are using the General Cadre page if you appeared for the General Cadre
• Mismatch in your own calculation: The official scorecard is final
• Cannot see the interview marks: Interview marks are shown only if you were called for the interview

Smart Tips for the Next RBI Grade B Attempt

• Start early. RBI Grade B needs 8–12 months of steady preparation
• Build a strong base in Economic and Social Issues, Finance and Management, and English writing
• Practise Phase 1 sections — General Awareness, English, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning — through regular mock tests
• Write answers by hand and time yourself, because Phase 2 includes descriptive writing
• Follow current affairs from newspapers, RBI press releases and the Economic Survey
• Prepare for the interview with your profile, banking knowledge, current events and RBI functions
• Use your scorecard as a guide. Improve the lowest-scoring paper first

Important Warnings

• Use only the official RBI websites to check your scorecard. Do not enter your details on unknown sites
• Do not trust anyone who promises a “sure selection” or a “marks increase” in RBI exams. RBI never takes money for selection
• Do not share your roll number, date of birth or login details with unknown persons
• If any detail on this page differs from the official RBI page, the official RBI page is final
• This article is based on the reference page and the official scorecard details reported on 30 October 2026

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