RBI Assistant admit card 2023 released at rbi.org.in

Candidates can download these call letters from the official website till November 19. Registered and eligible candidates can check their call letters at the official RBI website -- rbi.org.in.

Aspirants will have to key in their registration number / roll number and password/ date of birth to login and check the call letters. (Representative image. Express photo)

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today released the call letters for RBI assistant prelims exam 2023. Registered and eligible candidates can check their call letters at the official RBI website — rbi.org.in.

Candidates can download these call letters from the official website till November 19. Aspirants will have to key in their registration number / roll number and password/ date of birth to login and check the call letters.

RBI Assistant admit card 2023: How to download

Step 1: Visit the official RBI website — rbi.org.in.

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Step 2: On the home page, click on the ‘sections updated today’ tab.

Step 3: Click on ‘call letters’, and key in the security captcha.

Step 4: Click on the link for call letter and key in your registration number / roll number and password/ date of birth to login.

Step 5: Download the call letter and save it for future reference.

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Exam pattern, scoring

The total time for the test is 60 minutes, in which 20 minutes will be allotted to solving 30 questions of English Language (worth 30 marks), 20 minutes for 35 questions of Numerical Ability section (worth 35 marks), and 20 minutes for solving 35 questions of Reasoning Ability section (worth 35 marks). Each test is separately timed, candidates can attempt questions of a particular test within the time allotted for that test only.

Also, all tests except test of English Language will be provided in English and Hindi. All the questions will have multiple choices. There will be penalty for wrong answers; for every wrong answer, 1/4th of the marks assigned to that question will be deducted as a penalty.

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