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RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026 (13 June, Shift 1)- Difficulty Level, Exam Review & Questions Asked

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has scheduled RBI Grade B Prelims Exam for 2 days, 13th and 14th June 2026. Today’s first shift of RBI Grade B Prelims Exam 2026 is now over, and candidates who appeared in this shift have shared their feedback after coming out of the exam hall. For details, the RBI Grade B Exam Analysis for the 1st Shift of 13th June 2026 has been discussed here after connecting with the aspirants who appeared in this shift. This exam analysis helps you to understand the type of questions asked, difficulty level, topic-wise weightage of marks, and the number of good attempts for the exam of this shift.

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Analysis 2026

The RBI Grade B 2026 Prelims exam had 4 sections, namely reasoning ability, quantitative aptitude, English language and general awareness. The RBI Grade B Exam’s 1st shift has taken place, with thousands of candidates appearing for 60 vacancies. The RBI Grade B Prelims exam analysis has been conducted by our esteemed faculty by interacting with the aspirants who had their exam in Shift 1 on 13th June. We are covering the section-wise number of questions and topics asked in the exam and the difficulty level of each section in this article.

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026 Difficulty Level

As per the feedback of candidates who appeared in the 1st shift, the overall exam was of a moderate level. 

Sections Difficulty Level
General Awareness Moderate
English Language Easy to Moderate
Reasoning Ability Moderate
Quantitative Aptitude Moderate
Overall Moderate

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 13 June 2026 Shift 1 Good Attempts

The overall good attempts that a candidate must have made in today’s RBI Grade B Prelims Exam ranges between 112-113. This is a good attempt for the general category; for other categories, reduce your attempt by 5-6 questions, depending on your category.

Sections  No. of Questions Good Attempts
General/ Financial Awareness 80 50-53
Reasoning Ability 60 34-36
English Language 30 20-23
Quantitative Aptitude 30 10-12
Total 200 112-123

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026, 13 June Shift 1

Below, we have discussed the detailed section-wise RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Analysis 2026 for shift 1 of 13th June 2026. Our esteemed faculty conducts the RBI Grade B exam analysis by interacting with the aspirants who had appeared in this shift. Know the section-wise topics, questions asked and difficulty level of each topic.

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Analysis for Reasoning Ability

There were 60 questions asked from this section, and the overall level of this section was “moderate”. Puzzles and seating arrangements were asked about in today’s RBI Grade B Prelims Exam.

  • Year-based puzzle
  • Circle-based Seating Arrangement
  • Floor-based puzzle
  • Circular Based puzzle
Reasoning Ability Questions Asked
  • Puzzles & Seating Arrangement – 25
  • Syllogism- 4 to 5 questions
  • Direction & Distance – 4 questions
  • Input & Output – 4 to 5 questions
  • Critical Reasoning – 10 questions
  • Data Sufficiency- 4 questions
  • Inequality- 4 questions
  • Miscellaneous- 3 to 4 questions

RBI Grade B Prelims General Awareness Exam Analysis 2026

The questions asked from General Awareness subjects were of a moderate level, and a few of them are discussed below-

  • Schedule Commercial Bank Credit
  • Chairman of 16 Finance Commission
  • OPEC Member related
  • Utarakh Pillars related
  • Which country is on the coast of the Pacific Ocean
  • Pravaah Portel-related questions

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RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Analysis for Quantitative Aptitude

The candidates reviewed that this section was of “moderate” level, and a few questions were time-consuming. There were 3 sets of DI asked in today’s exam.

Quantitative Questions Asked
  • Approximation (One liner)- 4 questions
  • Missing Number Series- 4 questions
  • Data Interpretation (Table/Pie Chart) – 5 questions
  • DI- Caselet (2 variables)- 5 questions
  • DI- Line Graph/Table- 5 questions
  •  Arithmetic Problems- 07 to 08 questions

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Analysis 2026- English Language

Questions Asked from English Section
  • Sentence Arrangement – 3 questions
  • Reading Comprehension – 5 to 6 questions
  • Fillers – 3 to 4 questions
  • Phrasal Verb – 3 to 4 questions
  • Word Swap – 6 questions
  • Spotting Errors – 5 questions
  • Para Jumble

RBI Grade B Phase 1 Exam Pattern 2026

  1. The total marks allotted for all the sections is 200 and the total time allotted for the completion of the preliminary exam is 120 minutes.
  2. Candidates have to secure minimum marks separately for each test as well as in aggregate.
  3. There will be a negative marking of ¼th mark for each incorrect answer.
Name Of The Section No. Of Questions  Marks Duration
English Language 30 30 25 minutes
General Awareness 80 80 25 minutes
Quantitative Aptitude 30 30 25 minutes
Reasoning 60 60 45 minutes
Total 200 200 120 minutes

FAQs

What is the difficulty level of RBI Grade B Prelims Exam of 13 June?

As per the feedbacks of candidates, the exam was of Moderate level.

How many Data Interpretation questions were asked from RBI Grade B Prelims 13 June 2026?

There were 3 sets of Data Interpretation (DIs) asked in RBI Grade B Exam.

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