Toppers Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Will the RBI Grade A exam be conducted soon?
The RBI Grade A exam has not been conducted in recent years. However, unofficial sources suggest that the advertisement for RBI Grade A 2025 might be released by the end of 2025.
Can I refer to the RBI Grade B PYQs for RBI Grade A preparation?
Yes. Since the RBI Grade A exam has not been conducted for a long time, there are no RBI Grade A PYQs available. However, we expect a high possibility of syllabus overlap between the RBI Grade A and RBI Grade B.
Thus, the RBI Grade B PYQs can be a close reference to understand the exam pattern, question types, and difficulty level for RBI Grade A preparation.
Are the subjects in the RBI Grade A exam similar to the RBI Grade B exam?
Yes, it is highly expected that the subjects for RBI Grade A will be similar to RBI Grade B, including Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, English, General Awareness, Finance & Management, and Economics & Social Issues. There may be slight differences in depth or additional topics based on the specific role.
How can I start preparing for RBI Grade A in the absence of official PYQs?
In the absence of official RBI Grade A PYQs, you can start your preparation by referring to the RBI Grade B PYQs. Since the exams are expected to follow a similar syllabus, practicing Grade B papers will give you a good understanding of the types of questions to expect.
What is the expected timeline to prepare for the RBI Grade A exam?
Similar to the RBI Grade B exam, with 6 months of dedicated preparation and 4-5 hours of study daily, you can cover the entire RBI Grade A syllabus. This timeline works well for most aspirants, whether you’re starting from scratch or have some prior experience with banking exams. Consistency and smart planning will help you stay on track and perform well.
