Download RBI grade B officer mark sheet at rbi.org.in. (Representative image)The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has released RBI Grade B 2022 cut-off for Phase I Officer Grade – B (General) -Dr. Candidates can download the cut-off information of RBI Grade B 2022 by visiting the official website of RBI — rbi.org.in.
The RBI Grade B exam was conducted on May 28, 2022. Candidates need to enter the roll number and date of birth on the login page to download the cut-off and mark sheets.
RBI Grade B phase 1: How to download mark sheet and cut off
Step 1: Visit RBI’s official website — rbi.org.in
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Step 2: On the home page, there will be a link that reads “Oppertunity@RBI”.
Step 3: Click on result link under the ‘current vacancies’ tab.
Step 4: Click the link “Marks sheet and cut-off marks for the Phase-I online examination for recruitment of Officers in Grade ‘B’ (General) – DR- Panel Year-2022”.
Step 5: Next, login with roll number and date of birth, and click the find button. Your RBI Grade B 2022 cut-off marks will appear on your screen. Download for future reference.
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The RBI Grade B 2022 cut-off includes the minimum qualification marks a candidate should score to move into the next phase of the recruitment process. The exam authorities released the RBI Grade B result 2022 on June 7 for Phase I.
The Grade B 2022 result will have a list of shortlisted candidates. The qualified candidates in phase 1 are eligible to appear for the RBI Grade B phase 2 exam, for which admit cards will be issued soon on the official website.
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First published on: 29-06-2022 at 11:26:33 am
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