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Questions Asked in RBI Grade B 2017: Phase II

Published on Saturday, July 08, 2017
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RBI Grade B Phase II exam was held on 7 July 2017. The paper was not too difficult as per the information we could collect from the candidates who appeared for the exam. Here are the questions asked in the paper.
The paper has three parts
  • Social and Economic Issues
  • Descriptive English
  • Finance and Management


Economic and Social Issues

  • RTI Issue related movement
  • Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission
  • Human Development Report
  • Gender Development & Sector measurement related question
  • India's rank in gender development report
  • Monetary Policy: Members, years
  • A passage was given which stated a particular percentage for India's growth (by a Paris-based organisation) and candidates were asked to calculate India's growth by 2018.

English Descriptive Paper

Essay Writing (300 words)
(a) Ransomware
(b) NPA
(c) Cyber Security
(d) Missile-Related

Reading Comprehension
The topic was related to Company Forecasting.

Precis Writing (170 Words)
(a) Gold backed currency

Finance and Management

  • Paralanguage in communication
  • Name of Eye related non-verbal communication 
  • Time Value Money
  • A balance sheet was given in which they asked if it is financially acceptable or not.
  • Bond's Present value, annuity
  • SEBI: UDAY Kotak committee's role
  • Numerical question based on RBI's tourist weighted ratio: CRAR
  • Types of non-verbal communication
  • Management techniques
  • Transformation leaders, Autocratic leaders
  • Goal setting theory
  • BARS full form
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