RBI Grade B 2016: Exam Analysis and Expected Cut- Off

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The most happening examination in the banking sector i.e. RBI Grade B 2016 examination has successfully received a remarkable response from the banking aspirants. All the aspirants must be curious about the pattern of the questions asked in the examination and the Cut- off marks for shortlisting. We have the perfect solution for your curiosity in this article.

Whenever we talk of analysis of an examination, does it sound like some kind of Rocket Science job? It might be but trust us, it is very simple and beneficial to analyse an examination with respect to the pattern and types of questions asked. It is more of a systematic representation of data and information by breaking it into components based on their interdependence.

Before going on the analysis, let us take a look at the pattern of RBI Grade B examination pattern:

RBI Grade B: Pattern

Section	No. of Questions	Marks	Duration
General Awareness	80	80
English Language	30	30
Quantitative Aptitude	30	30
Reasoning	60	60
	200	200	120 minutes

All total of 200 questions will be asked in the examination comprising of questions from all he four sections.

Now let us take a look at the section wise analysis:

RBI Grade B: Analysis (Section wise)

This analysis has been designed on the basis of the review given by different candidates across the country:

Quantitative Aptitude:

Topic	No of Questions	Level
DI	10	Tough
Quadratic Equation	5	Moderate
Series	5	Moderate
Arithmetic	10	Tough
Total	30	Tough

Reasoning:

Topic	No of Questions	Level
Syllogism	5	Easy
Seating Arrangement	5	Tough
Puzzle	10	Tough
Data Sufficiency	5	Easy-Moderate
Input/ Output	5	Easy-Moderate
Coding Decoding	5	Easy-Moderate
Inequality	5	Easy-Moderate
Miscellaneous	20	Moderate
Total	60	Moderate

English Language:

Topic	No of Questions	Level
Cloze Test	10	Moderate
Error Detection	5	Easy-Moderate
Fillers	5	Easy- Moderate
Comprehension	10	Moderate
Total	25	Moderate

General Awareness:

The section of “General Awareness” had all total of 80 questions and the questions were of ‘moderate’ level. Given below are a few questions asked in the examination:

• Andy Murray is related to? – tennis
• Hopman cup related to tennis.
• Courage and commitment author
• Who changed my interest rates author
• Capital complex heritage site- state
• Maitree exercise b/w
• NDTL full form

RRB Grade B 2016: Decent Attempts:

The decent attempt for the RBI Grade B examination will be 115- 120 as per our assumptions.

RBI Grade B 2016: Expected Cut- off marks:

General:	95-105 Out of 200.
OBC :	90- 95 Out of 100.
SC/ST:	80- 90 Out of 100

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We hope that this article helps you in the RBI Grade B exam analysis. Stay connected for more updates. We wish you good luck!