RBI Grade B 2018 Phase 1 (General Awareness) and Phase 2 (Economic and Social Issues) Study course
Phase I of RBI Grade B examination consists of General Awareness section.
This section carries 80 marks. (40% of the paper).
It is considered to be scoring section and helps in crossing cut-off mark in total.
What can be asked under the General Awareness section?
Countries – capitals – currencies
Books and Authors
Concepts and issues related to Banking
Concepts and issues related to Insurance
Important committees
Important days
Awards
Persons in news
Places in news
Government schemes
Sports and Games
Institutions and their location and heads
Concepts and issues related to Indian Economy
Scientific developments
Key points/ issues related to Union Budget
Key points/ issues mentioned in Economic survey
News related to Indian Defence
International issues
Leaders of countries
Leaders of countries
Once an aspirant clears phase 1 examination, he/she will be allowed to appear for Phase 2 examination.
An aspirant has to prepare phase 1 and phase 2 simultaneously as the time gap between phase 1 and phase 2 examination will be less than 3 weeks.
Phase 2 examination consists of three papers,
a. Economic and Social Issues (E&SI)
b. English (Essay, Precis writing, Letter writing)
c. Finance and Management
There is prescribed syllabus for RBI Grade B Phase 2 examination. An aspirant has to prepare all the topics mentioned in the syllabus along with current events.
Details of the study course:
Once you subscribed to the study course you will receive study notes weekly to your registered email ID as per schedule.
The study course will start from September 25, 2019 and end on November 29, 2019.
Full syllabus will be covered with special emphasis on current issues related to economy, policies, Finance.
Study modules are available only in PDF.
Study modules are in English only.
Subscription Fee – Rs.2000 (For subscribing - CLICK HERE)
Subscription is open now and closes on November 15, 2019.
An aspirant can subscribe on any day before Nov 15, 2019. He/ She will receive study modules delivered on previous dates as per the schedule on the day he/she subscribe the course.
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Sources from which we compile study notes:
a. Live Mint newspaper
b. Business standard newspaper
c. The Hindu newspaper
d. Indian Economy – Ramesh singh
e. March of Indian Economy – I C Dhingra
f. RBI speeches
g. Sanjeev Verma’s Indian Economy
h. NCERT 12th standard Macro economics
i. Union Budget
j. Economic survey
k. Indian Year book
l. Websites of NITI Aayog, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Corporate affairs, Prime Ministers Economic Advisory council, RBI
m. Reports published by IMF, World Bank etc.
n. NCERT (Management)
0. Magazines like Yojana, Kurukshetra, Economic and political weekly.