Dear Reader, RBI Phase-I exam is over and many of you are worried about expected cutoff for this year exam.
Last year, RBI Grade B Exam was held in November 2015. The selection was based on 3 phases i.e. – Phase I, Phase II & Interview. To get a call for Phase II round, you need to qualify the cutoff, which is applied in 2 stages –
Sectional Cutoff– You need to qualify each section of the Phase-I exam. If you fail to clear the cutoff of any of the sections, you will be out of the competition.
Total Score of Objective Test(Overall Cutoff) – Also, you have to clear overall cutoff of the written exam. If you manage to clear the sectional cutoff of each section but fail to clear the overall cutoff, then also you will be out of the competition.
Phase I:
Candidates have to secure minimum marks separately for each test as well as aggregate, as prescribed by the Board. Candidates, who secure minimum marks separately for each Test, as prescribed, will be shortlisted for Phase-II of the examination based on the aggregate marks obtained in Phase-I.
Phase-II Cutoff
Phase III:
In the last phase, Interview of 50 marks is conducted.
Last year, RBI Grade B Exam was held in November 2015. The selection was based on 3 phases i.e. – Phase I, Phase II & Interview. To get a call for Phase II round, you need to qualify the cutoff, which is applied in 2 stages –
Sectional Cutoff– You need to qualify each section of the Phase-I exam. If you fail to clear the cutoff of any of the sections, you will be out of the competition.
Total Score of Objective Test(Overall Cutoff) – Also, you have to clear overall cutoff of the written exam. If you manage to clear the sectional cutoff of each section but fail to clear the overall cutoff, then also you will be out of the competition.
Phase I:
Candidates have to secure minimum marks separately for each test as well as aggregate, as prescribed by the Board. Candidates, who secure minimum marks separately for each Test, as prescribed, will be shortlisted for Phase-II of the examination based on the aggregate marks obtained in Phase-I.
Phase-II Cutoff
Phase III:
In the last phase, Interview of 50 marks is conducted.
Final Cutoff
Hope this post solve your queries related with last year cutoff, Final selection marks etc.
Hope this post solve your queries related with last year cutoff, Final selection marks etc.
Dear Reader, RBI Phase-I exam is over and many of you are worried about expected cutoff for this year exam.
Last year, RBI Grade B Exam was held in November 2015. The selection was based on 3 phases i.e. – Phase I, Phase II & Interview. To get a call for Phase II round, you need to qualify the cutoff, which is applied in 2 stages –
Sectional Cutoff– You need to qualify each section of the Phase-I exam. If you fail to clear the cutoff of any of the sections, you will be out of the competition.
Total Score of Objective Test(Overall Cutoff) – Also, you have to clear overall cutoff of the written exam. If you manage to clear the sectional cutoff of each section but fail to clear the overall cutoff, then also you will be out of the competition.
Phase I:
Candidates have to secure minimum marks separately for each test as well as aggregate, as prescribed by the Board. Candidates, who secure minimum marks separately for each Test, as prescribed, will be shortlisted for Phase-II of the examination based on the aggregate marks obtained in Phase-I.
Phase-II Cutoff
Phase III:
In the last phase, Interview of 50 marks is conducted.
Last year, RBI Grade B Exam was held in November 2015. The selection was based on 3 phases i.e. – Phase I, Phase II & Interview. To get a call for Phase II round, you need to qualify the cutoff, which is applied in 2 stages –
Sectional Cutoff– You need to qualify each section of the Phase-I exam. If you fail to clear the cutoff of any of the sections, you will be out of the competition.
Total Score of Objective Test(Overall Cutoff) – Also, you have to clear overall cutoff of the written exam. If you manage to clear the sectional cutoff of each section but fail to clear the overall cutoff, then also you will be out of the competition.
Phase I:
Candidates have to secure minimum marks separately for each test as well as aggregate, as prescribed by the Board. Candidates, who secure minimum marks separately for each Test, as prescribed, will be shortlisted for Phase-II of the examination based on the aggregate marks obtained in Phase-I.
Phase-II Cutoff
Phase III:
In the last phase, Interview of 50 marks is conducted.
Final Cutoff
Hope this post solve your queries related with last year cutoff, Final selection marks etc.
Hope this post solve your queries related with last year cutoff, Final selection marks etc.
