To become an RBI Grade A Officer, specifically in roles like Assistant Manager across various departments (e.g., Rajbhasha, Protocol & Security), candidates must fulfill certain educational and eligibility criteria. Typically, a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 60% marks (50% for SC/ST/PwBD) or equivalent grade is required, though the criteria may vary slightly depending on the specific post. For specialized roles like Rajbhasha or legal streams, a postgraduate degree in relevant disciplines (e.g., Hindi with English, Law, etc.) is essential. In addition to educational qualifications, candidates must be within the age range of 21 to 30 years, with relaxations for reserved categories as per government norms.

Selection is done through a three-stage process: Phase I (Prelims), Phase II (Mains), and an Interview. While RBI does not publicly declare official cutoffs before interviews, candidates generally need to score well above 60–65% overall in both phases to stay competitive. For final selection, a combined score of Phase II and the interview is considered, and the cutoff may vary each year based on factors like the number of vacancies, difficulty level, and candidate performance. Therefore, consistent preparation and scoring significantly above the expected cutoffs is crucial to secure a place as an RBI Grade A Officer.

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