RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026 (13 June): Prelims Difficulty, Good Attempts & Questions Asked

The RBI Grade B Prelims 2026 was conducted successfully on 13 June 2026 across various centers nationwide. Candidates can now evaluate their performance using our RBI Grade B 13 June Exam Analysis 2026, which covers overall difficulty, section-specific trends, ideal good attempts, and memory-based questions.

Drawing from student feedback and expert insights, we have curated a thorough breakdown of all sections, including General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language, and Reasoning Ability. Read on for the complete review. 

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026 Today

The Phase 1 (Prelims) paper consists of 200 marks, with 200 objective-type questions distributed across General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English, and Reasoning. The following analysis updates you on the difficulty level and optimal good attempts based on real-time candidate reports.

Aspirants preparing for upcoming RBI Grade B cycles can leverage this analysis to identify high-yield topics and frequently occurring question patterns. 

Prelims 13 June Exam Difficulty Level

We have calculated the section-wise difficulty ratings by aggregating feedback from test-takers across multiple examination venues.

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam 2026 Good Attempts

The suggested 'good attempts' denote the number of questions that can be solved with high precision. These figures remain subject to final verification and will be updated as more data becomes available.

RBI Grade B Section-Wise Exam Analysis 2026

The detailed section-wise RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2026 for the June 13 Phase 1 examination is provided below:

RBI Grade B English Language Exam Analysis 2026

The English Language section (30 questions) evaluated reading comprehension, grammar, and vocabulary. Candidates described this portion as manageable, with a strong focus on comprehension-based and proficiency-oriented questions.

RBI Grade B Quantitative Aptitude Exam Analysis 2026

The Quantitative Aptitude section consisted of 30 questions focusing on core arithmetic, data interpretation (DI), and general mathematical problem-solving skills.

RBI Grade B Reasoning Ability Exam Analysis 2026

The Reasoning section featured a standard mix of logical reasoning, puzzles, seating arrangements, and miscellaneous verbal/non-verbal reasoning tasks.

RBI Grade B General Awareness Exam Analysis 2026

The General Awareness section carried the highest weightage with 80 questions. Topics included current affairs, banking and financial awareness, RBI policies, government schemes, reports, international organizations, and static GK.

• A question was asked about Chabahar Port.
• A question related to Brexit was asked.
• Country-wise income and expenditure are measured in which currency?
• A question was asked about a BSE Index.
• A Census-related question was asked.
• When is GST Day celebrated in India?
• In the JANANI scheme/acronym, what does the letter “J” stand for?
• Which country ranked first in the Press Freedom Index?
• A question was asked on IUCN Endangered Species.
• India is not a permanent member of which organization/group?
• The book Who Fed India? by Dr. M. S. Swaminathan was asked.
• Which personality was not awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2026?
• A question related to the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) was asked.
• Who was the first Mughal Emperor of India?
• A question related to Regur (Black Cotton) Soil was asked.
• Which is the second-largest wall fort in India?
• PM Modi received an award from which country?
• A question was asked about the appointment of the Navy Chief.
• Zhang Li is associated with which book?
• Why is 21st June celebrated worldwide?
• A River–Dam matching question was asked.
• Which country has invested in GIFT City?
• Where is India’s first underwater museum located?
• A question was asked about satellite tagging of sea turtles.
• Which bank launched the SHG Credit Line on UPI? (Karnataka Bank Limited)
• A question was asked about the India–Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).
• A question related to the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) Portal was asked.
• Which of the following is a registered entity in the equity market?
• Which of the following personalities has not been awarded the Bharat Ratna?
• A question related to the Right to Property was asked.
• What is the full name of the RCB franchise?
• What is the minimum transaction limit for RTGS?
• Which organization regulates IMPS?
• A question was asked about a SEBI-registered payments app.
• What are the different types of UPI?
• Has Form 16 been replaced by Form 130?
• Which Asian bank is funding renewable energy projects?
• A question was asked about a new railway platform initiative/project.
• Who is the Chairman of the 16th Finance Commission?
• Which country lies on the coast of the Pacific Ocean?
• A question was asked about the PRAVAAH Portal.
• What is not included in India’s Forex Reserves?
• A question was asked on the Utkarsh Pillars.
• A question related to Urban Cooperative Banks was asked.
• A question was asked on the Scheduled Commercial Bank Credit.
• A question related to Mission Saksham was asked.
• Match the Following: Functions of SIDBI and PFRDA.
• Match the Following: Milk Revolution and related personalities/events.
• A question was asked about Rahul Dravid’s association with the European T20 Premier League (ETPL).
• Which of the following countries is not a member of OPEC?
• A question was asked about the inaugural match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup.
• A question related to Chess was asked.
• Who won the Booker Prize awarded to a writer from Taiwan?

RBI Grade B Question Paper 2026 – Click to Download & Review

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam Pattern 2026

The Prelims paper comprises 200 MCQs (1 mark each). Candidates should note the negative marking scheme, where 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect response.

What After RBI Grade B Prelims 2026?

Qualifiers will proceed to the Phase 2 (Mains) exam, which focuses on Economic & Social Issues (ESI), English (Writing), and Finance & Management (FM), scheduled for July 20th and 26th, 2026. Final selection is based on the combined performance in Phase 2 and the interview.