RBI Assistant Score Card 2026 Out at rbi.org.in, Check Your Prelims Marks

The RBI Assistant Scorecard 2026 for the prelims exam is released by the Reserve Bank of India today, 27th August 2026, at its official recruitment portal after the declaration of the respective examination result. Candidates can use the scorecard to check their section-wise marks, overall marks and cut-off details for the prelims exam conducted on 11, 13 and 30 April 2026. 

The scorecards have been released online in login format at the https://opportunities.rbi.org.in/Scripts/resultsnew.aspx page. Candidates need their login details to download their prelims scorecards. As mentioned, the link will remain active till 30th August; therefore, candidates are advised to download without any delay. 

RBI Assistant Prelims Score Card 2026 Link

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has activated the direct link to download the scorecards on its official website, https://www.rbi.org.in. All candidates who appeared in the prelims exam can directly download their scorecards from the direct link shared below.  

RBI Assistant Prelims Score Card 2026 Link (Click to Check)

Important: Today, the scorecards are released only for the prelims exam. The main scorecards will be released after the declaration of results, tentatively in September 2026. 

RBI Assistant Score Card 2026: What Can You Check?

Your RBI Assistant scorecard answers 4 questions:

1. How many marks did I score?
2. How did I perform in each section?
3. What was my cut-off?
4. How much gap was there to qualify the exam?

RBI Assistant Score Card 2026: Important Dates 

RBI Assistant Prelims scorecards have been released for all the candidates who have appeared, whether qualified or not, in the prelims exam. The scorecard shows the candidates' marks in each section as well as their total marks in the exam. Candidates will be required to enter their Registration number/roll number and password/DOB to download their RBI Assistant Score Card 2026 and check their marks. 

How to Check RBI Assistant Score Card 2026?

To check the RBI Assistant Scorecard 2026, a candidate must have the following details:

• Registration Number / Roll No.
• Password / DOB

Steps to check the RBI Assistant Prelims Scorecard 2026

1. Firstly, candidates need a good internet connection.
2. Go to the RBI official website at https://opportunities.rbi.org.in.
3. Select the Results Tab and then click on the “Marksheet of Preliminary Examination for Recruitment of Assistant Link".
4. Fill in your valid login details, i.e., registration number/roll number and password/date of birth, and click on the "Captcha" code.
5. Your scorecard/marks appear on your screen.
6. Download or save your RBI Assistant Prelims Scorecard for future reference.

What If You Forget Your Login Credentials?

If forget your login details, they can recover it by using the “Forgot Password” option available on the login page. Besides this, the registration number can be checked from- 

• Registration confirmation email
• Admit card
• Application form printout

RBI Assistant Prelims Cut-Off 2026: Check Here

What details are mentioned on RBI Assistant Score Card 2026?

The scorecard will be released online at https://rbi.org.in. The following details will be mentioned on the RBI Assistant Score Card. 

• Name of the candidate
• Roll number or registration number
• Date of birth
• Category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.)
• Name of the examination (RBI Assistant Exam)
• Date of the examination
• Session or shift of the exam
• Marks obtained in each section of the exam
• Total marks secured by the candidate in the phase 2 exam
• Section-wise cut-off marks
• Overall cut-off marks

RBI Assistant Normalisation: How Are Marks Counted?

RBI Assistant examinations may be conducted in multiple shifts, and the difficulty level of different shifts can vary. When an examination is held in more than one session, RBI may use a normalisation/equating process so that candidates' performance can be compared fairly across shifts.

RBI uses the equipercentile method to normalise corrected scores when the examination is conducted in multiple sessions.

Why Is Normalisation Needed?

Suppose two candidates attempt the same examination in different shifts:

• Candidate A: Shift 1, relatively difficult paper
• Candidate B: Shift 2, comparatively easier paper

So the process is:

Raw Score → Corrected Score → Equipercentile Normalisation → Final Score