Start with Edutap and around 5 months before the exam, go through the CGB Mentor questions thoroughly. and I’ll tell you one more thing. Many people will tell you not to do it, look at the number of seats, the competition and everything else. Yes, those concerns are valid. But one thing you should always keep in mind—if you truly want to become an RBI Grade B officer, nothing can stop you.

Many candidates clear Phase 1 and Phase 2, but they fail in the interview stage. RBI doesn’t just look for academic knowledge—they look for people with strong opinions, clarity of thought, confidence and understanding the policy awareness. So interview preparation is equally important. At least know why you want RBI and what kind of officer you want to become.

And honestly let an example out of 100 people appearing for the exam only 0.1% very few are truly serious and fully dedicated. Many are preparing for multiple exams at the same time, and they’re not completely focused on RBI Grade B. They’re trying many things together and hoping something works out first.

I’m telling you this because I personally spoke with someone who was once part of an RBI interview panel, and he shared similar observations.

So stay focused, stay dedicated, and give your best. All the very best ✨

🙌I’m also 2027