RBI Assistant Scorecard 2025: Check Prelims & Mains Marks

The RBI Assistant Scorecard 2026 is a crucial document for candidates who appeared for the recruitment of Assistants in the Reserve Bank of India. It provides a transparent breakdown of your performance, helping you understand your sectional strengths and how close you were to the qualifying cut-offs for the Mains examination.

RBI Assistant Scorecard 2026: Important Dates

The scorecard for the Preliminary exam is typically released 7–10 days after the roll-number-based merit list is published. For the Panel Year 2026 cycle, here are the key timelines:

How to Check Your RBI Assistant Scorecard 2026

To download your individual marksheet, follow these steps on the RBI official portal:

1. Visit the official RBI website: www.rbi.org.in.
2. Scroll to the bottom and click on the "Opportunities@RBI" link.
3. Hover over the "Current Vacancies" tab and select "Results."
4. Find the link titled: "Mark sheet and cut-off marks for the Preliminary examination for Recruitment of Assistants – Panel Year 2025."
5. On the login page, enter your Registration Number/Roll Number and Password/Date of Birth (DD-MM-YYYY).
6. Submit the Captcha and click 'Login.'
7. Your scorecard will be displayed. Download and save the PDF for your records.

Details Mentioned on the Scorecard

Your scorecard is a comprehensive performance report. Please verify the following details:

• Candidate Name: Your full name as entered in the application.
• Registration/Roll Number: Your unique identity for this recruitment cycle.
• Category: The category you applied under (Gen/SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwBD).
• Applied Office: The specific RBI regional office you applied to (e.g., Mumbai, Delhi, etc.).
• Sectional Marks: Your individual scores in English Language, Reasoning Ability, and Numerical Ability.
• Total Score: Your aggregate marks after normalization.
• Sectional & Overall Cut-offs: The minimum marks required for your category and region.

Normalisation of Marks

Since the RBI Assistant exam is conducted across multiple shifts, the difficulty level of the question papers may vary slightly. To ensure a level playing field, RBI uses the equi-percentile method for normalisation. This process adjusts your raw score based on the difficulty of your specific shift compared to others. Consequently, your final score on the scorecard may be slightly different from your calculated raw attempts.

What After the Scorecard?

• If you qualify: The Prelims score is only for qualifying. Your focus must shift entirely to the Mains Exam (June 7, 2026). The final merit is decided solely by your Mains performance + passing the Language Proficiency Test (LPT).
• If you didn't qualify: Use the scorecard to identify your "weak section." Since RBI Assistant has very high cut-offs (often 90+ in many regions), even a 0.25 difference matters; this data will help you bridge the gap for the next recruitment cycle or other banking exams.