Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Officer Grade B Recruitment 2015......................

Reserve bank of India (RBI) has invited online application for recruitment to the post of officer Grade B posts in its offices across country. This is the golden opportunity for the candidates who are seeking to make their career in banking sector. Candidates who are eligible to apply for the Grade B posts should not miss the chance and should apply as early as possible before the last date on official 
website – www.rbi.org.in.

Reserve Bank of india (RBI) Grade B Officer Recruitment Post Details :

Post Name : Grade-B Officer
No. of Posts : 134 Posts (UR-67, OBC-39,SC-15,ST-13)
Pay Scale : Rs. 21000-36400/-

Eligibility Criteria :
Educational Qualifications :Candidates must possess the First Class Bachelor’s Degree with a minimum of 60% marks or an equivalent grade
Age Limit (as on 01/10/2015) : 21-30 years

Important Dates :
Online Registration of Application starts from : October 5, 2015
Last Date for Online Registration of Application : 23 October 2015
Online Examination – Phase I : 21st and 22nd November 2015
Online Examination – Phase II : 7th December 2015

Selection Procedure :
Selection will be based on the Online Examination and Interview. Examination will be held in two phases – Phase-I and Phase-II
Phase I – Online Examination : The paper for 200 marks will be held on November 21,22, 2015
The paper comprises of :
Quantitiative Aptitude
English Language
Quantitative Aptitude
Reasoning
Phase-II – Online Examination :
On the basis of performance in phase I examination candidates will be shortlisted for Phase II examination.  The Phase II Examination will be conducted in shifts and separate admit cards will be issued for each shift.
The phase-II Online Examination will be conducted on October 7, 2015.
Phase II online examination will consist of three papers as under :
Name of Paper Type of Paper Time (Minutes) Marks
Paper-I:
Economic and Social Issues Objective Type 90 100
Paper  II:
English (Writing Skills) Descriptive, to be typed with the help of the keyboard 90 100
Paper-III: (Optional)
Finance and Management or Economics or Statistics Objective type 90 100

Interview: Based on the aggregate of marks obtained in Phase II (Paper-I +Paper-II +Paper-III), candidates will be shortlisted for interview. Roll no. of candidates shortlisted for interview will be published on RBI website. Interview Call letters will be sent on registered email ID. Interview carry 50 marks.
Final Selection will be made by preparing merit list on the basis of marks both in Phase II examination and interview.

Application Fees :
Rs. 850/- for Gen/OBC
Rs. 100/- for SC/ST/PWD

How to Apply for RBI Officer Grade B recruitment :
Candidates who are eligible and interested to apply for the above mentioned recruitment should apply online on official website of RBI – www.rbi.org.in

Click here to Apply online............   http://ibps.sifyitest.com/rbiroboct15/


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