RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result 2026 Out: Download Shortlist PDF and Check Interview Instructions

The Reserve Bank of India has declared the RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result 2026 for the General Cadre. Candidates who appeared for the Phase-II examination held on 25 July 2026 can now check their qualifying status through the roll-number-wise shortlist published by RBI.

The result was released on 22 August 2026 under Advertisement No. RBISB/DA/01/2026-27, dated 29 April 2026.

Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the result PDF have been shortlisted for the interview stage. However, inclusion in this list should not be treated as final selection. The candidature of shortlisted applicants remains provisional and is subject to verification of eligibility and supporting documents.

Direct Result PDF: Download RBI Grade B Phase 2 Result 2026 PDF

Official Result Notice: Read the RBI Result Notification

RBI has published the roll numbers of candidates shortlisted for the interview in a PDF document. The PDF does not require candidates to log in using a registration number or password.

Candidates can use the direct link below to open the shortlist:

Download the RBI Grade B Phase 2 Shortlist PDF

After opening the PDF, use the search function by pressing Ctrl + F on a computer or selecting the “Find in page” option on a mobile device. Enter your roll number carefully to check whether it appears in the list.

Follow these steps to check the result through the official website:

1. Visit the RBI Opportunities website
2. Open the section titled Current Vacancies.
3. Select the Results option.
4. Look for the notification related to the Phase-II result for Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) – General Cadre – PY 2026.
5. Open the shortlisted roll number PDF.
6. Search for your roll number and save a copy of the PDF for future reference.

Candidates are advised to rely only on RBI’s official website and official PDF documents for result-related information.

Candidates shortlisted in the Phase-II result will proceed to the interview stage. Before appearing for the interview, candidates must complete several important formalities.

These include:

• Receiving and downloading the interview call letter
• Completing the Personality Assessment
• Filling out the prescribed Biodata form
• Emailing the Biodata and supporting documents to RBI
• Carrying original documents to the interview venue
• Meeting all eligibility and category-certificate requirements

Failure to follow the prescribed instructions or submit valid documents within the deadline may affect the candidate’s eligibility for the interview.

RBI will send the interview call letter to the candidate’s registered email address. According to the official notice, these emails will be sent from:

noreply.samadhan@rbi.org.in

Shortlisted candidates should regularly check their inbox as well as their their inbox as well as spam, junk and promotions folders.

The interview call letter will contain important information such as:

• Interview date
• Reporting time
• Interview venue
• Candidate-specific instructions
• Documents required at the venue

RBI has stated that requests to change the interview date, time or venue will not be entertained. Candidates should therefore make their travel and accommodation arrangements accordingly.

Shortlisted candidates will also receive a separate email containing the link and instructions for the Personality Assessment.

The assessment must be completed within five days of receiving the email. Candidates should avoid waiting until the final day and complete the assessment as early as possible.

The Personality Assessment is part of the interview-stage process. Candidates must follow the instructions provided through their registered email address.

Every shortlisted candidate must email the completed Biodata form and scanned copies of the required documents to RBI by 2 September 2026.

The official email address for document submission is:

documentsrbisb@rbi.org.in

Candidates must send the email from the same email address used during the online application process.

The prescribed Biodata form can be downloaded below:

Download RBI Grade B Biodata Form

RBI has prescribed the following subject line for the document-submission email:

Registration Number - Name of the Candidate - Recruitment of Officers in Grade ‘B’ (DR) - General Cadre - PY 2026

Candidates should replace “Registration Number” and “Name of the Candidate” with their own details while keeping the remaining wording unchanged.

Candidates should carefully follow these technical requirements while preparing their email:

• All documents must be submitted in PDF format.
• The documents should be self-certified or self-attested.
• The total size of the email must not exceed 10 MB.
• All scanned pages should be in A4 size.
• The Biodata form must be attached as a separate PDF.
• All remaining documents must be combined into one consolidated PDF.
• Documents in the consolidated PDF should follow the order prescribed by RBI.
• The email must be sent from the candidate’s registered email address.
• Files should be clear, readable and properly oriented.

Before sending the email, candidates should reopen both PDF attachments and confirm that every page is legible.

Shortlisted candidates may be required to submit the following documents, depending on their category and individual circumstances.

1. Biodata Form

Download the official Biodata form, complete all applicable fields and sign it wherever required. Save the completed form as a separate PDF file.

2. Proof of Date of Birth

RBI has specified the following documents as acceptable proof of date of birth:

• Matriculation Passing Certificate
• Secondary School Leaving Certificate

Candidates should not assume that another identity document will automatically be accepted as a substitute.

3. Educational Qualification Documents

Candidates should include:

• Graduation marksheets
• Graduation degree or provisional certificate
• Postgraduation documents, if applicable
• Documents supporting any additional qualification mentioned in the application

If the institution has awarded CGPA, OGPA, grade points or a similar grading format, the candidate should attach the officially applicable conversion formula or certificate showing its equivalent percentage.

4. SC/ST Certificate

Candidates claiming reservation under the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe category must submit the latest certificate in the prescribed format.

The certificate should be issued by the competent authority and comply with the requirements stated in the recruitment advertisement.

5. OBC Certificate and Declaration

OBC candidates should submit:

• A valid OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate in the prescribed format
• The required declaration regarding their Non-Creamy Layer status

Candidates should verify the date and validity requirements mentioned in the original recruitment notification.

6. EWS Certificate

EWS candidates must submit a valid Income and Asset Certificate for Financial Year 2025-26, valid for the year 2026-27.

The certificate must be issued by a competent authority and should meet the prescribed format and eligibility requirements.

7. PwBD and Scribe-Related Documents

Persons with Benchmark Disabilities should attach the relevant disability certificate.

Candidates who used a scribe or claimed related facilities may also need to provide the applicable declarations and medical certificates. Where a medical certificate is required for examination-related accommodation, the relevant certificate should have been issued before the examination date.

8. Staff Candidate Letter

Candidates applying as eligible RBI staff candidates should attach the required letter from the concerned administrative office or department.

9. Age-Relaxation Documents

Candidates who claimed age relaxation must submit documents proving their eligibility for that relaxation.

10. Experience Certificates

Where professional experience is relevant or has been declared in the application, candidates should attach certificates clearly mentioning:

• Name of the organisation
• Designation
• Employment period
• Nature of work
• Date of joining and leaving, where applicable

11. No Objection Certificate

Candidates employed in government departments, public-sector organisations or autonomous bodies may be required to produce a No Objection Certificate if they did not inform their employer while submitting the application.

12. Other Supporting Documents

Candidates should include any additional certificate or document required to support information entered in the application form.

Certificates supporting reservation or relaxation claims must satisfy RBI’s prescribed cut-off date and format requirements.

Candidates can arrange their supporting documents in the following sequence:

1. Date-of-birth proof
2. Graduation marksheets and certificate
3. Postgraduation or additional qualification documents
4. CGPA-to-percentage conversion proof, if applicable
5. Category certificate
6. OBC declaration, if applicable
7. EWS Income and Asset Certificate, if applicable
8. PwBD or scribe-related certificates, if applicable
9. Age-relaxation documents
10. Experience certificates
11. No Objection Certificate
12. Staff candidate letter
13. Other relevant supporting documents

The Biodata form should not be included in this consolidated file. It must be attached separately.

Shortlisted candidates should carry the following items to the interview venue:

• Printed interview call letter
• Recent passport-size photograph affixed to the call letter
• Original educational certificates
• Original date-of-birth proof
• Original category or reservation certificates, if applicable
• Original experience or employment documents, where applicable
• Original No Objection Certificate, if required
• One complete set of self-attested photocopies
• Any additional document mentioned in the interview call letter

Candidates should ensure that the information in their certificates matches the details entered in the application form.

No. The Phase-II result is only a shortlist for the interview stage.

A candidate’s roll number appearing in the PDF does not guarantee final appointment. Final selection will depend on the applicable selection process, verification of eligibility, document scrutiny and the candidate’s overall performance under RBI’s recruitment rules.

The final result will be announced separately after the completion of interviews and other required formalities.

RBI has not released the category-wise Phase-II cut-off marks along with the shortlisted roll number PDF.

As stated in the official notice, the individual scorecards and category-wise cut-off marks for Phase II will be published only after the final result and completion of the selection process.

Candidates should avoid relying on unofficial cut-off figures circulated through social media or coaching platforms. Such figures may be estimates and should not be treated as official data.

Candidates who have qualified for the interview should begin preparation immediately rather than waiting for the interview call letter.

Revise Your Biodata

Be prepared to answer questions related to:

• Educational background
• Employment experience
• Achievements and extracurricular activities
• Career transitions
• Hobbies and interests
• Reasons for joining RBI

Every detail entered in the Biodata form may become a potential interview question.

Understand RBI’s Role

Candidates should have a clear understanding of:

• RBI’s functions
• Monetary policy
• Inflation management
• Banking regulation and supervision
• Financial stability
• Currency management
• Payment systems
• Financial inclusion
• Foreign-exchange management

Follow Current Economic Developments

Focus on recent developments connected with:

• Inflation and interest rates
• GDP growth
• Banking-sector performance
• Digital payments
• Liquidity management
• Global economic developments
• Government economic policies
• RBI circulars and reports

Review Phase-II Subjects

Questions may also be linked to concepts covered in:

• Economic and Social Issues
• Finance and Management
• Descriptive English
• Current financial and economic developments

Practise Structured Answers

A good interview answer should be direct, balanced and supported by facts. Avoid unnecessarily long answers or speculative claims.

If you do not know an answer, it is generally better to acknowledge it honestly than to provide incorrect information.

Shortlisted candidates should avoid the following mistakes:

• Missing the 2 September 2026 document deadline
• Sending documents from an unregistered email address
• Exceeding the 10 MB email-size limit
• Attaching photographs instead of PDF documents
• Combining the Biodata form with the supporting-document PDF
• Using an incorrect email subject
• Sending unreadable or incomplete scans
• Submitting an invalid or outdated category certificate
• Forgetting the CGPA conversion proof
• Ignoring emails in the spam or junk folder
• Missing the five-day Personality Assessment window
• Waiting until the deadline to submit documents

Candidates who have qualified should immediately complete the following actions:

• Download and save the result PDF.
• Confirm that the roll number is correct.
• Download and complete the Biodata form.
• Prepare properly scanned and self-attested documents.
• Combine supporting documents into one correctly ordered PDF.
• Keep the Biodata as a separate PDF.
• Verify that the total email size is within 10 MB.
• Send the email by 2 September 2026.
• Monitor the registered email address for the call letter and Personality Assessment link.
• Begin interview preparation without waiting for further announcements.

Candidates should continue checking the RBI website and their registered email accounts for official updates.