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RBI Grade B Phase II Result!
Selected Aspirants can join the interview prep group
https://t.me/RBI22Interview
@gouravs_com
Aspirants preparing for RBI interview 2022 can join the group - https://t.me/RBI22Interview
It's an old group from 2019 and has most of the toppers from 2019, 2021 batch.
I am also looking for moderators to manage the group - preferably from 2018, 2019 or 2021 batch or one who appeared in at least 1 RBI interview. If interested, contact @blitzkrieggs
Regards
Gourav Sharma
https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/Result_Recofficer_phase_I_GRB_Gen_DR_2022.aspx
Share your mark sheet in comments!
A few useful blogs/videos for Phase II preparation
1. I'll be posting Phase II strategy and guidance on the blog - https://www.gouravs.com/rbi
2. Quora Profile - https://www.quora.com/profile/Gourav-Sharma
3. Compilation of Descriptive PYQs from @tanyaa_in- https://t.me/Tanyaa_IN/13
Best of luck everyone for RBI Grade B Phase I
In Phase I mindset while attempting test is equally important, if not more, as your exam content preparation.
Have a good night sleep and increase your marks by 10%. Tried and tested formula that I have used across all major exams.
Always remember, it's an objective exam. The answer is always in front of you. Be attentive and alert while attempting the exam and you will do better than your expectations.
Wishing you all the best
Gourav S, IFS
@gouravs_com
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Couldn't agree more.
A few more techniques that have helped me study actively and efficiently
1. Questioning (and doubting) the thought process of author while reading any analytical pieces
2. Brainstorming the possible questions (if reading for an exam) and real life applications and corollaries ( in case of random readings)
3. Linking it with the existing knowledge and checking if it reinforces/contradicts
4. Never forcing yourself to study - Willing brain is 10x more efficient than a forced brain
5. Never compromising with 8 hours sleep.
RBI Retail Direct Scheme!
Expect 1 question from the scheme in Phase I or II
Other important RBI related initiatives
1. Integrated Ombudsman Scheme
2. Digital Banking Units
3. Positive Pay system
4. Standing Deposit facility
5. Central Bank Digital Currency
@RBIGradeBDR @gouravs_com
Relationship between Bond Yield, Price and interest rate
@RBIGradeBDr @gouravs_com
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No Change in RBI Grade B Pattern
Heavily focussed on descriptive + Interview!
300+ vacancies (one of the highest in recent years)
Phase 1 is just qualifying. Don't ignore Descriptive answer writing and Biodata!
Follow @RBIGradeBDr for RBI Grade B Preparation strategy
RBI Phase 1 GA + Phase 2 ESI
Growth Forecasts
Growth forecasts rates are important for both Phase I and Phase II. However, avoid memorising growth forecasts till the last week. Make a table in the last week and memorise it at once.
Table will be shared on @RBIGradeBDr
@gouravs_com @RBIGradeBDr
Reasoning (1/n)
Start with Syllogisms. The topic is easy to master. Don't get any questions wrong from this.
Useful videos on Syllogisms by Abhishek - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze7iKbKsC7Y
Practice questions! Day 1
Aspirants can use discussion @RBIGrB22 to share their approach/answers. Will pin the best answer.
Next set of questions from Reasoning
@gouravs_com @RBIGradeBDR
Quant
The secret to clear cutoff is
NUMBER SERIES
I'll be posting questions and tricks to solve such questions on @RBIGradeBDR
@gouravs_com
Optimize your preparation!
Don't overdo
- Schemes
- PIB
- FM CA
Don't ignore
- Descriptive Answer Writing (200/300 of Phase 2)
- Filling up of Biodata (Doesn't matter how high you score in Phase II, RBI can kick you out by awarding dingle digit marks)
@RBIGradeBDR @gouravs_com
"A few words" on RBI 2022 preparation
1. It's okay to feel overwhelmed! RBI Notification always comes unannounced. Don't let any institute or self proclaimed "mentors" (obviously they themselves hardly cleared any exams) scare you.
2. Give yourself some time to think and then strategize. There is no need to rush. This time you have more than enough time to prepare for Phase I.
3. You can prepare simultaneously for both UPSC and RBI. However, it must be a well thought out decision.
4. RBI is an exam thay demands smart studying over anything else. Don't go someone else's time table or strategy. You can take inputs but ultimately it should be yours.
5. RBI as an exam can be easily cleared using self study. Evrything necessary for the preparation will be shared on this channel @RBIGradeBDR
You can also visit my blog on gouravs.com/rbi
Don't stress. Enjoy the process.
Best of luck
Gourav Sharma IFS
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303 vacancies - RBI Grade B Notification is out!!
Phase I - May 28 (69 days away)
Phase II - June 25
Usually notification is released 40 days before Phase I, this time it's around 30 days more, almost double the time.
Double vacancies + Double time to preparation => 4X chances of success.
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Complete answer available on https://qr.ae/pGLBUb
RBI Grade B 2022 aspirants can join my RBI Grade B Space on Quora - https://rbisebi.quora.com
Dedicated Telegram Channel for RBI Grade B Prep - @RBIGradeBDR
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Answer to puzzle number 1
It's a famous puzzle, better known through its another variant - The secretary problem.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secretary_problem
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Puzzle time 😎
I remember this puzzle being asked in one of placement interviews at IITB. I guess it was Morgan Stanley or Goldman.
You can post your answer on @RBIGrB22
