RBI Grade B phase 1 is going to be conducted on the 18th of October. This is one of the prestigious exam for aspirants who wants to build a career in India’s central banking system. Because of the lucrative gross salary of approximately ₹1,50,000 per month and a big role in shaping the monetary policies for the country, and hence the kind of competition that one will face is quite fierce. As less than 20 days are left for the exam, this is high time to do revision for the phase I exam. In this blog, we are going to give a 15-day revision plan to revise important topics suggested by our experts based on the previous year’s paper analysis.
List of topics to be revised in last 15 Days for RBI Grade B Phase 1
In this section, we are providing a list of topics to be revised in the last 15 days for RBI B Phase 1.
| English Language | Reasoning Ability | Quantitative Aptitude | General Awareness |
| Error Detection | Syllogism | Number Series | Static |
| Sentence Rearrangement | Data Sufficiency | Data Interpretation (Bar Graph, Table, Pie Chart, Line Graph) | ESI Current Affairs |
| Word Interchange | Blood Relation | Caselet | Schemes |
| Reading Comprehension | Seating Arrangement | Missing Data | Reports |
| Para Jumbles | Puzzles – Floor-Based | LCM & HCF | Finance Current Affairs |
| Idioms & Phrases | Puzzles – Year-Based | Compound Interest | RBI Notifications |
| Odd One Out | Puzzles – Arrangement-Based | Boat & Stream | |
| Double Fillers | Puzzles – Box-Type | Salary | |
| Connectors | Puzzles – Designation | Time-Speed-Distance | |
| Cloze Test | Puzzles – Uncertain Number of People | Partnership | |
| Word Usage | Puzzles – Inside & Outside Facing | Simple Interest | |
| Series (Alphanumeric) | Income | ||
| Input-Output | Fraction | ||
| Direction | Unit Digit | ||
| Order & Ranking | Mixture | ||
| Inequality | Ages | ||
| Critical Reasoning | Ratio | ||
| Arrangement | Profit & Loss | ||
| Train | |||
| Quadratic Equation | |||
| 2D + 3D Mensuration (Cylinder + Rectangle) | |||
| Data Sufficiency |
15 Day RBI Grade B Revision Plan 2025
Based on the above topics and their weightage in the RBI Grade B examination, here is a 15-day revision plan to follow. You can follow it religiously or customise it according to your strengths and weaknesses.
| Day | Subjects | Tasks |
| 1 | Take 1 Full-Length Mock + 1 Sectional Mock for (Reasoning). Analyse strengths & weaknesses. | |
| 2 | Reasoning + Quant | – Number Series, Quadratic Equation, Boats and Streams – 2 Puzzles (Seating + Linear) – 2 DI Sets (Pie Chart + Table) – Sentence Rearrangement Take Sectional Mocks for Quant & Reasoning |
| 3 | Quant + English+ General Awareness | – Percentage, Ratio & Proportion, Pipes and Cistern – Puzzles, Syllogism – 1 RC + Fill in the blanks – ESI current affairs Take Sectional Mocks for Quant & English + Topic Tests |
| 4 | Reasoning + DI + General awareness | – Coding-Decoding (new pattern), Machine Input-Output – 2 Puzzles (Box + Circular) – 2 DI Sets (Line + Bar Graph) – Cloze Test– Schemes (general awareness) – monthly current affairs(July) Take Sectional Mocks for Quant & Reasoning |
| o | Arithmetic + English + General awareness | – Average, Partnerships, Age-related – Quadratic Equations, Direction Sense – Error Spotting, Para Jumbles – Finance-related current affairs Take Sectional Mocks for English & Quant |
| 6 | Mixed Practice | – Puzzle (Floor-based, Box type, Designation) + Seating Arrangement – Time & Work, Speed–Distance – RC + Cloze Test – Quick Grammar Revision |
| 7 | Full-Length mock test + General awareness | – Attempt 1 Full-Length Mock – Analyse mistakes – Revise weak Arithmetic & Reasoning areas or practice Critical reasoning – RBI notification – monthly current affairs (August) |
| 8 | Full-Length + English Revision | – Attempt 1 Full-Length Mock – Data Sufficiency – Revise Vocabulary |
| 9 | Sectional + Mini Mock | – Sectional Mock (Reasoning) – Sectional Mock (Quant) – Attempt 1 mini mock |
| 10 | Quants & Reasoning | – Quantity Comparison – Critical Reasoning – English Sectional (RC + Grammar) – Focus on speed + accuracy improvement |
| 11 | Quant + Reasoning | – Data Interpretation (Caselet) – Mensuration 2D/3D, Probability – Inequality, Direction Sense – Sentence Framing, Error spotting |
| 12 | English + Reasoning | – Grammar Rules, Tenses, Idioms & Phrases – Blood Relation, Ranking & Order – Match the Columns, odd one out |
| 13 | Topic Test of weak portions | – Take the topic test of weak areas of quant, reasoning and English – monthly current affairs (September) |
| 14 | Final Sectional Mocks | – Sectional Mock (Quant) – Sectional Mock (Reasoning) – Sectional Mock (English) – Analyse the performance of each mock test. |
| 15 | Final Full-Length Mock | – Take Final Full-Length Mock – Deep analysis + Final revision of weak areas |
- Note: You’ve to devote every day 1 hour to the revision of the general awareness section, you can use the monthly compilation and sectional mock test.
- General awareness includes first in news, defence news, sports, science, technology, space, awards and honours, environment, etc.
- ESI current affairs and Finance current affairs are different from general awareness.
- RBI Circulars
Tips to manage last 15 days of RBI Grade B preparation
Here are a few tips to keep in mind while revising in the last fifteen days of RBI Grade B exam.
Stick to a Particular Plan
What students generally do is they change their study routine or plans in these last days because of anxiety and pressure to complete the syllabus. But what toppers do is they stick to a particular plan and follow it religiously, no matter what shortcuts they get on various telegram channels and other resources. Yes, they play smart by figuring out the most important topics and revising them only instead of completing the whole syllabus.
Analyse the Mocks Precisely
You need to devote double the time that you’ve invested in giving the mocks to analysis. As you need to analyse the number of questions you’ve skipped and why you skipped those questions, do you lack the concept needed to solve those particular questions? Or is it time-consuming and may not yield the expected output? The questions that are not correct and have you miscalculated, or have you used the wrong method to solve those questions? How much have you invested in solving a particular problem? Did you get stuck on solving any questions and give 3-4 minutes to a particular problem? Note down all the details and revisit them before giving the next mock so that it may not repeat the next time.
Focus on your weak areas
If you’ve noticed the above table, we have devoted the mid-phase of the revision plan to practice weak arithmetic, reasoning topics like puzzles and inequality, along with the grammar rules. This is not the appropriate time to start any new topic. Revise the ones that you’ve already covered or have learn the concept, just need some practice on that.
Balance between Speed and Accuracy
Often, you’ll notice, during your preparation, that if your speed increases, then your accuracy will decrease and if accuracy increases, then speed declines. This is the time when you need to practice to make a balance between the two, as both of them are required to get a cutoff score in this examination. For speed, use a timer, but make sure you are maintaining at least 90% accuracy.
Simulate the exam timing
We are focusing on simulating the exact exam timing because it will help you to get accustomed to the same routine that you’ll going to follow on the exam day. Your mind gets habituated to being active at that particular time of the day, and hence, you’ll be able to be in hyperactive mode on the exam day, and it will definitely improve your performance. One more thing, while you’re giving mocks, make sure there are zero distractions, just like the examination hall.
Conclusion
In this article, we have given the tips and a 15-day revision plan to follow for the candidates who are planning to give RBI Grade B examination 2025. To practice questions, you can take our test series, and if you’ve any doubt regarding any concept, you can take the subscription to our RBI Grade B courses.
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FAQs
Dedicate 40% of your time to General Awareness (GA), 30% to Reasoning, 20% to Quant, and 10% to English, as GA holds the highest weightage in Phase 1.
Aim for at least 7–8 full-length mock tests in the last 15 days, roughly one test every alternate day, and spend equal or more time analysing mistakes after each test.
Focus on the last 4–6 months’ current affairs, RBI-related news, important reports, indices, and budget highlights. Use concise notes or monthly PDFs for quick revision.
Avoid starting new topics now. Instead, revise key formulas, shortcut tricks, and practice high-frequency question types like simplification, DI, puzzles, and seating arrangements.
Practice sectional tests daily, focus on weak question types, and analyze errors to reduce negative marking. Also, simulate exam-like timed practice to enhance speed.
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