RBI Grade B 2019 is one of the most renowned tests in the nation. It is led each year for the enrollment of Grade 'B' officials in the peak bank of the nation. Expressing the self-evident, the RBI Grade B is an exceptionally focused test and it requires devoted and earnest readiness to clear this test. The RBI Grade B 2019 enrollment has been pronounced as of late reporting 199 opportunities.

RBI is a competitive exam. As questions asked here are simply based on the concept but relative performance is the base for selection. Study 5-6 hours a day with a fresh mind and follow this schedule for around 2–3 months for covering the static part completely. Then start focusing on current affairs for Phase I and keep revising the read static content which has been studied already. Before starting the strategy for studies answer questions like what sort of questions may be asked, on which basis questions are based concept or facts, number of questions from each topics, number of questions based on different level (tough, easy or moderate), the cut-off marks for exam, nature, and topic of numerical questions, etc. Find an answer to the questions and build a smart study strategy. Prepare quality notes and make the study plan. First, make a good strategy of study to cover phase II in 2 months and then prepare for phase I in the next 1 month. That is the syllabus must be covered within three months so that there is enough time for revision and mock tests. For the preparation of phase II cover all sections or subjects accordingly.

1. Start preparing ESI the descriptive subject contains all social and economic problems, social issues since independence and prior to independence. But the important part is after independence which forms the basic part of the subject and for this following books will help much:
a. Uma Kapila- policies and performance or Mishra and Puri- These books extend the information not only the Indian economy history after independence. This will not only in phase 2 but in the Interview also. Follow timeline method in preparation of everything such as divide the history in different time periods stating 1947-1970, 1971-1991 and last 1991- to till date. This will make the things easy to remember and will be grasped easily.
b. Macroeconomics- Macroeconomics part can be concealed well from 12th standard NCERT books and Ramesh Singh. To understand policy and changes in policy by RBI one needs to cover basics of the subject properly.
c. NCERT on Indian Economy- before reading Uma Kapila read NCERT books from 10th standard to 12th standard which will help in clearing the basics of Indian economic history.
d. Yojana and Kurukshetra- This magazine cover all most all schemes and policies in detail of the Government of India. Just understand about all schemes and policies, facts related to schemes and current affairs.
e. RBI Website- The website is useful for both Finance and ESI. Use speeches, notifications and circulars as study material for exam.
f. Newspaper- Read newspapers (The Hindu, Economic Times, The Indian Express, etc.,) on regular basis.

2. Finance and Management (FM) is descriptive and various numerical based questions are also asked in this paper. This part can be best prepared with the help of the followings:
a. Bharati V Pathak or My Khan - Indian financial system
b. R. P. Rustagi, Prasanna Chandra or Pandey- for financial management
c. T. S. Grewal- accounting ratios
d. S. P. Robbins, T. N. Chhabra, Gupta- any of these one sufficient for knowledge of organizational behavior and theory.
e. Aswathappa, T. N. Chhabra, Gupta- Human Resource Management
f. RBI Website- The website is useful for both Finance and ESI. Use speeches, notifications, and circulars as study material for exam
g. Prassana Chandra- For numerical portion study properly and clear the concepts by reading Financial management which will help to understand better as this book covers all important numerical topics such as Financial ration, bond pricing, basic accounting, cash flow statement, etc.

3. English- For this one needs to give time and practice. Give mock tests and solve the previous year's question papers and develop writing skills as this paper is a descriptive one. Read editorial part from a newspaper. This will improve the vocabulary and will also help in writing comprehensions as newspaper reading will develop the word better placing ability.
Besides all the above after completing the syllabus in three (3) months start taking tests that are available on various websites. Giving a mock test will improve the better understanding of the exam pattern which will be followed in the exam. This will also improve time management skills. Analysis of the mistakes done during the mock tests and correct those which will help in improving the preparation level. Take the help of various apps, videos, websites, etc. to increase the understanding in a particularly problematic part of the subject. If the candidate is from other then commerce background takes the help of friends who are of commerce background to better understand the basic concepts as RBI working is related commerce. Follow the right strategy and source for study as this is the most important for learning.

Relies on your present information about the subjects/schedule of the Phase 2 test.



It additionally relies on your experience. Individuals who are from business/fund foundation needs to think about less FM contrasted with others. UPSC competitors have preferences in EcoSocial Issues and Essay as their great information in these subjects. Individuals who are working in Banks have great information about financial phrasing and JAIIB/CAIIB subjects. For other than above applicants need to set up somewhat more.

It's smarter to contemplate as much as you can. Be severe to schedule. Learn as much as you can. Better you start asap. Attempt to commit scarcely any hours day by day to examine. Steady minded individuals will win in the end.

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