RBI Grade B Phase 1 Result 2026 has been declared on 25/06/2026 by the Reserve Bank of India. The qualified candidates list is available as a PDF on the official website. A total of 635 candidates have qualified for Phase 2 Mains, scheduled for 25/07/2026 and 26/07/2026. This article is based on the official result notification released by the Reserve Bank of India.
Result at a Glance
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Reserve Bank of India (RBI) |
| Exam Name | Officer in Grade ‘B’ (DR) |
| Exam Stage | Phase 1 (Prelims) |
| Total Vacancies | 60 Posts |
| Phase 1 Exam Date | 13/06/2026 – 14/06/2026 |
| Phase 1 Result Date | 25/06/2026 |
| Candidates Qualified | 635 |
| Next Stage | Phase 2 Mains |
| Phase 2 Exam Date | 25/07/2026 – 26/07/2026 |
| Official Website | https://www.rbi.org.in |
How to Check the RBI Grade B Phase 1 Result 2026
- Visit the official RBI website at rbi.org.in
- Scroll to the bottom of the homepage and click “Opportunities@RBI”
- Navigate to the “Current Vacancies” tab
- Click on the “Results” link
- Find the notification: “Result of Phase-I Examination for Direct Recruitment for the Posts of Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) (On Probation) – General/DEPR/DSIM Cadres – Panel Year 2026”
- Click the roll number list link within the notification
- The qualified candidates’ list PDF will open
- Use Ctrl+F to search your roll number in the document
The RBI Grade B Phase 1 result is released as a roll number PDF only – not individual scorecards. Your roll number appears in this list if you have qualified for Phase 2 Mains. Cut-off marks are not published separately at this stage; they will be disclosed with the individual scorecard after the Mains evaluation.
What Your Result Means – Next Steps
If you are on the qualified list:
Your roll number appearing in the Phase 1 result means you have cleared the Prelims exam and are shortlisted for Phase 2 Mains. Download the result PDF immediately as proof of qualification. Phase 2 Mains will test you on General/Finance/Management (objective and descriptive) and specialised papers if you applied for the DEPR or DSIM cadre. Begin your preparation now, focusing on the topics outlined in the official syllabus.
If you are not on the qualified list:
Candidates who did not qualify can apply in the next recruitment cycle when RBI announces fresh vacancies. Review the previous year’s cutoff trends and Phase 1 question papers to identify weak areas. Keep your admit card and response sheet for future reference. RBI typically conducts Grade B recruitment once per year; watch rbi.org.in for the next notification.
Documents to Keep Ready for Phase 2 Mains
- Admit card for the Phase 1 examination
- Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport)
- Passport-size photographs (as specified in the Phase 2 admit card)
- Original educational mark sheets and degree certificates
- Category/caste certificate, if applicable (OBC/SC/ST/EWS) in RBI-prescribed format
- Any experience certificate or employment proof, if applicable
What Happens After This Result
Phase 2 Mains examination is the next critical stage in the RBI Grade B recruitment pipeline. Candidates must focus on the descriptive writing component of the Mains paper, as RBI places significant emphasis on essay and case study responses. The Phase 2 admit card will be released on the official website roughly 2 weeks before the exam date; candidates must download it and carry it to the examination centre. After Phase 2, qualified candidates will be called for the interview round, where personality and domain expertise are assessed.
Selection Process – All Three Stages
| Stage | Exam Type | Scheduled Date |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 (Prelims) | Objective (4 hours) | 13/06/2026 – 14/06/2026 |
| Phase 2 (Mains) | Descriptive + Objective | 25/07/2026 – 26/07/2026 |
| Interview | Personality Assessment | As per the official notification |
Phase 1 assesses General Awareness, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning. Phase 2 consists of Paper I (General/Finance/Management – objective and descriptive) and Papers II and III for DEPR and DSIM cadre candidates. Candidates qualifying both written stages advance to the interview round.
RBI Grade B Cutoff Marks – Phase 1 & 2
Category-wise cutoff marks for Phase 1 have not been separately published by RBI. The result is released as a roll number list only. Phase 2 cutoff marks and individual scorecards will be released after the Mains examination and evaluation. Candidates may refer to previous years’ cutoff trends as a preparation benchmark, though cutoffs vary based on candidate strength and question difficulty each year.
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Phase 1 Exam | 13/06/2026 – 14/06/2026 |
| Phase 1 Result Declaration | 25/06/2026 |
| Phase 2 Mains Exam | 25/07/2026 – 26/07/2026 |
| Phase 2 Admit Card Release | To be notified |
| Interview Schedule | To be notified |
Important Links
| Particulars | Link |
|---|---|
| Download Phase 1 Result PDF | Download Result |
| Official Website | Visit Website |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. How do I verify if I have qualified for RBI Grade B Phase 2?
Ans. Visit rbi.org.in, navigate to Opportunities@RBI > Results, and open the Phase 1 result PDF. Use Ctrl+F to search your roll number. If your roll number appears in the list, you have qualified for Phase 2 Mains scheduled for 25/07/2026 and 26/07/2026.
Q2. When will the RBI Grade B Score Card 2026 be released?
Ans. Individual scorecards with cut-off marks and section-wise scores will be published after the Phase 2 Mains evaluation is complete. This typically happens 3-4 weeks after the Mains exam. Candidates can check their scores and cut-off status on the official portal once released.
Q3. I did not qualify in Phase 1. Can I apply again?
Ans. Yes. Candidates who do not qualify can apply in the next RBI Grade B recruitment cycle. RBI typically announces fresh vacancies once per year. Monitor rbi.org.in and subscribe to our free job alert service to receive notifications immediately when the next notification is published.
Q4. What should I prepare for Phase 2 Mains after the Phase 1 result?
Ans. Phase 2 focuses on descriptive writing and advanced domain knowledge. Prepare essays on economic policy, finance, and management topics. Practice case studies and solution writing under time pressure. Review the official syllabus and previous years’ Mains papers on rbi.org.in.
Q5. What if my Phase 1 result shows qualified, but I did not receive the Phase 2 admit card?
Ans. If your roll number is in the Phase 1 result PDF, you are officially qualified. Download the admit card from rbi.org.in as soon as it is released (typically 1-2 weeks before the exam). Check your registered email and mobile number for notifications. Contact RBI’s recruitment helpline if you do not receive the admit card by the notified date.
Q6. Are there separate cutoff marks for General, DEPR, and DSIM cadres?
Ans. Yes. RBI maintains separate merit lists and cutoff marks for each cadre. The Phase 2 scorecard will specify your cadre and the applicable cutoff. Candidates are selected for their applied cadre based on their rank within that cadre’s merit list.
Q7. What is the interview round format after Phase 2?
Ans. Candidates qualifying for Phase 2 Mains are called for a personal interview. The interview assesses domain knowledge, professional experience, communication skills, and personality. Official details on interview date, location, and format will be released in a separate notification after Phase 2 results.
Q8. When will the Phase 2 admit card be available?
Ans. RBI typically releases the Phase 2 admit card approximately 1-2 weeks before the exam date. Since Phase 2 is scheduled for 25/07/2026 and 26/07/2026, the admit card is expected by mid-July 2026. Check rbi.org.in regularly and enable notifications to avoid missing the release.
What Comes Next
Qualified candidates must download the result PDF and note the Phase 2 Mains exam date of 25/07/2026. Begin your preparation immediately, focusing on the descriptive components and advanced topics outlined in the official syllabus. Candidates who did not qualify should review the Phase 1 question paper and note the next recruitment cycle date; apply again when RBI announces fresh vacancies and use this cycle’s experience to strengthen your preparation. Stay updated with MyNaukriAlert.com for Phase 2 admit card release notifications and all future RBI Grade B announcements.
