RBI Grade B Most Scoring Topics 2025, Check Weightage of All Subjects

Although in the RBI Grade B exam, questions can be asked from anywhere in the entire syllabus. But some topics carry more weightage in the exam. If you also want to appear in the RBI Grade B exam 2025, then you too would need information about such topics so that you can give them more importance. A mastery of these topics can increase your chances of success even more. In this blog, we will discuss the most scoring topics of the RBI Grade B exam. We will find out which are the topics in Phase 1 and Phase 2 you can increase your overall score. To clear the RBI Grade B exam, you will have to clear two main phases: Phase 1 (Objective) and Phase 2 (Descriptive + Objective). Both phases have subjects like Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, English, General Awareness, Economic & Social Issues (ESI), and Finance & Management (FM). Read on to know the topics that matter to help you prepare smartly and save your precious time.

Most Scoring Topics 2025 for RBI Grade B Phase 1 & 2

While covering the most scoring topics, you also have to keep in mind that you should not ignore the remaining topics. Because it is not that questions will come only from these topics, but rather they can come from any topic. So, let us take a look at the most scoring topics of both the RBI Grade B Phase 1 and 2. In front of each topic, its weightage is also mentioned. This weightage has been created by exam experts keeping in mind the analysis of previous exams, these approximate estimates can also change slightly every year. But broadly, you have to invest a little more time in these topics.

Most Scoring Topics for  Phase 1: Objective Paper

Check out the topics that you need to master in General Awareness, English, Quantitative Aptitude, and Reasoning parts of the Phase 1 exam:

1. General Awareness (GA)

• Weightage: 40% of total marks
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Recent Government Schemes
  • Economic Surveys and Reports
  • International Organizations and Summits
  • Awards and Honours
  • Sports Events and Winners

2. English Language

• Weightage: 20% of total marks
• Key Topics:
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Para Jumbles
  • Error Spotting
  • Fill in the Blanks

3. Quantitative Aptitude

• Weightage: 20% of total marks
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Data Interpretation (DI)
  • Number Series
  • Simplification and Approximation
  • Quadratic Equations

4. Reasoning Ability

• Weightage: 20% of total marks
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Puzzles and Seating Arrangements
  • Syllogism
  • Blood Relations
  • Input-Output

Most Scoring Topics for Phase 2: Descriptive and Objective Papers

Here are the topics that you need to invest more time in Paper 1 and 2:

Paper 1: Economic and Social Issues (ESI)

• Weightage: Varies (Objective + Descriptive)
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Government Schemes (e.g., PM-JAY, SWADHAR GREH)
  • Reports (e.g., World Economic Outlook, World Trade Organization)
  • Sovereign Gold Bond, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana
  • Descriptive Topics: Monetary Policy Tools, Poverty Alleviation Schemes

Paper 2: English (Writing Skills)

• Weightage: Varies
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Essay Writing (e.g., Effect of Migration Due to Climate Change)
  • Precis Writing (e.g., Can AI Replace CEO?)
  • Reading Comprehension (e.g., Customer Relationship Management)

Paper 3: General Finance and Management (FM)

• Weightage: Varies
• Most Scoring Topics:
  • Types of Power, PM Jan Dhan Yojana
  • Return on Investment, Alternate Sources of Finance
  • Leadership Theories (e.g., Theory X and Y)
  • Case Studies on Business Ethics, Communication Channels

Tips to Master the Most Scoring Topics

Knowing the most scoring topics across all subjects helps you focus better and ensures you cover the high-yield areas first. These topics give you the best chance to score well and increase your overall performance in both phases of the exam.

Tip 1: Focus on Static and Current General Awareness (GA)

General Awareness is highly scoring in Phase 1 and Phase 2, especially if prepared regularly. Most questions come from banking, economy, and current affairs from the last 6 months.

• Study current affairs daily (last 6 months especially).
• Focus on banking, economy, RBI updates, and schemes.
• Read newspapers or reliable current affairs PDFs.
• Cover static topics like currencies, headquarters, and important days.
• Use PracticeMock’s Non-Video Course to revise key current topics daily.

Tip 2: Strengthen Quantitative Aptitude Basics

Quant in Phase 1 includes many easy-to-moderate questions if your basics are clear. This section is all about accuracy and speed.

• Focus on Data Interpretation, Simplification, and Number Series.
• Practice arithmetic topics like ratio, time-work, and percentage.
• Revise formulas and short tricks regularly.
• Take daily quizzes and timed mock tests.
• Use PracticeMock’s topic-wise practice sets to build speed.

Tip 3: Master Reasoning through Common Patterns

Reasoning in RBI Grade B Phase 1 has predictable patterns. Puzzles, seating arrangements, and coding-decoding are the topics that you’ll face as they are frequently asked.

• Practice Puzzles and Seating Arrangements daily.
• Focus on Syllogism, Blood Relations, and Direction Sense.
• Learn to eliminate options using logic tricks.
• Build accuracy before working on speed.
• PracticeMock’s Reasoning tests focus on exam-relevant patterns.

Tip 4: Target High-Weightage Topics in ESI & FM

In Phase 2, Economic & Social Issues (ESI) and Finance & Management (FM) are important. They are most scoring if you have a good knowledge of concepts and recent trends.

• Focus on Inflation, GDP, Budget, Social Issues, and Government Schemes.
• In FM, study Leadership Theories, Motivation, Basel Norms, and Financial Systems.
• Keep notes of important terms and their definitions.
• Read RBI’s official reports and PracticeMock’s updated study materials.
• Use the Non-Video Course to cover both theory and current applications.

Tip 5: Practice English with Mock Tests and Grammar Rules

English is scoring in both phases. You can fetch easy marks if you have been reading regularly and practicing grammar.

• Focus on Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test, and Error Spotting.
• Improve grammar and vocabulary through daily practice.
• Read editorials to enhance comprehension and writing skills.
• Practice descriptive answer writing for Phase 2.
• Use PracticeMock’s English modules and mock tests regularly.

Takeaway

Mastering most scoring topics is one of the smartest strategies for ensuring you will be ready to fetch certain marks in the RBI Grade B 2025. These topics are not only high in weightage, but can also help you give more time to attempt more questions accurately. You can master these areas with confidence and less stress if you can manage your time and resources well.

To cut a long story short, you need to:

• Master GA and current affairs, as they give quick marks with daily practice.
• Practice Quant, Reasoning, and English through mock tests and topic quizzes.
• Understand ESI & FM concepts clearly and follow economic news.
• Use PracticeMock’s Non-Video Course to prepare for all the important topics effectively.

Also read, How to Prepare Finance and Management for RBI Grade B?

Also, know why RBI Grade B Phase 1 Exam: The Silent Eliminator of 99% Aspirants & What is the Finance and Management Syllabus for RBI Grade B Exam?

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