RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 Out – Download

The RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 has been released for candidates shortlisted after the Phase-I examination. The Reserve Bank of India made the RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 available online on 15 July 2026. Qualified candidates can download it from the RBI Opportunities portal using their registration number or roll number and password or date of birth.

The Phase-II examination for the General stream will be held on 25 July 2026. The Phase-II examinations for the DEPR and DSIM streams are scheduled for 26 July 2026. Candidates should download the RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 early and carefully check their examination centre, shift, reporting time, and gate-closing time.

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Particular	Details
Recruitment authority	Reserve Bank of India Services Board
Post name	Officer in Grade B
Streams	General, DEPR and DSIM
Advertisement number	RBISB/DA/01/2026-27
Admit card release date	July 15, 2026
General Phase-II exam date	July 25, 2026
DEPR and DSIM exam date	July 26, 2026
Admit card status	Released
Download mode	Online
Login details	Registration/Roll Number and Password/Date of Birth
Official portal	RBI Opportunities

The examination timetable may differ by stream and shift. Candidates must follow the information printed on their own call letter rather than depending only on a general schedule.

The RBI Grade B Mains Admit Card 2026 download link is available through the official RBI call-letter page. RBI does not send a printed hall ticket by post, so every shortlisted candidate must download it online and carry a clear printed copy to the examination centre.

To access it, visit:

RBI Opportunities → Current Vacancies → Call Letters

Open the relevant call-letter notice for Officers in Grade B and select your stream. Avoid downloading the hall ticket from an unknown or unofficial website.

Follow these simple steps:

1. Open the official Reserve Bank of India website.
2. Go to the Opportunities@RBI section.
3. Select Current Vacancies.
4. Click on Call Letters.
5. Open the RBI Grade B Phase-II call-letter notice.
6. Enter your registration number or roll number.
7. Enter your password or date of birth.
8. Fill in the security code shown on the screen.
9. Click the login or submit button.
10. Download the call letter and save a copy.
11. Take at least two clear printouts for safety.

Use the same login details that were generated during the online application process. The call letter should be downloaded well before the examination to avoid last-minute server or printing problems.

Candidates normally need the following information:

• Registration number or roll number
• Password or date of birth
• Captcha or security code

The registration number and password for downloading the RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 were provided during the application process through email and SMS. Check old RBI or IBPS messages if the login information is not immediately available.

Helpful tip: Enter the date of birth in the format shown on the login page. A wrong date format is a common reason for an invalid-login message.

After downloading the admit card, check the following details carefully:

• Candidate’s full name
• Roll number
• Registration number
• Applied stream
• Candidate’s photograph
• Signature
• Examination date
• Reporting time
• Gate-closing time
• Shift timing
• Examination centre name
• Complete venue address
• Instructions for the examination
• Items allowed or prohibited at the centre

The exact timetable for the Phase-II papers and shifts is communicated through the call letter. General-stream candidates must appear in all scheduled papers and shifts. The recruitment notification states that one call letter is issued for the Phase-II shifts.

Check your name, photograph, examination stream, date, and centre as soon as the RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 is downloaded. Any visible error should be reported immediately through the official help facility mentioned in the RBI recruitment notice.

The name printed on the RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 must match the name on the photo identity document. A candidate with a changed name may need to carry the original Gazette notification, marriage certificate, or affidavit, along with a photocopy. A name mismatch without supporting documents can lead to refusal of entry.

Candidates should carry:

• A printed copy of the RBI Grade B Phase-II admit card
• One currently valid photo identity document in original
• Photocopies of the same photo ID for each examination shift
• Other documents or photographs specifically requested in the call-letter instructions

The official notification says candidates must submit one photocopy of the photo ID during each shift. Since Phase II may have two or three shifts, carrying two or three photocopies is advised.

RBI lists the following as acceptable identity documents:

• Aadhaar card or e-Aadhaar with photograph
• PAN card
• Passport
• Driving licence
• Voter ID card
• Bank passbook with photograph
• Employee identity card
• Recent college or university identity card
• Bar Council identity card with photograph
• Photo ID issued by a Gazetted Officer on official letterhead
• Photo ID issued by a People’s Representative on official letterhead

A ration card and learner’s driving licence are not accepted as valid photo identity proof for this examination.

SOME USEFUL IMPORTANT LINKS

Download Phase-II Admit Card (Official RBI Portal)	Download Here
RBI Official Website	rbi.org.in

The stream-wise schedule is given below:

Stream	Phase-II examination date
Officer Grade B – General	July 25, 2026
Officer Grade B – DEPR	July 26, 2026
Officer Grade B – DSIM	July 26, 2026

These dates were announced in the recruitment notification, but candidates should still confirm the date and timing printed on their individual admit card. The RBI Services Board reserves the right to change examination dates when required.

The General-stream Phase-II examination carries 300 marks and contains three papers.

Paper	Subject	Format	Time	Marks
Paper I	Economic and Social Issues	Objective and descriptive	120 minutes	100
Paper II	English Writing Skills	Descriptive	90 minutes	100
Paper III	General Finance and Management	Objective and descriptive	120 minutes	100
Total				300

Paper I and Paper III each have an objective part worth 50 marks and a descriptive part worth 50 marks. In the descriptive portion, candidates type their answers using a keyboard. The English Writing Skills paper is also typed on a computer.

Question papers are available in Hindi and English except for the English paper. Candidates must attend all papers and shifts listed on their call letter.

The DEPR Phase-II examination includes two descriptive Economics papers:

Paper	Format	Time	Marks
Paper I	Descriptive Economics	120 minutes	100
Paper II	Descriptive Economics	120 minutes	100

Questions are displayed on a computer screen, but answers are written on paper. The papers may be answered in Hindi or English. Candidates shortlisted after Phase I must appear in both Phase-II shifts.

The DSIM Phase-II examination includes:

Paper	Subject	Time	Marks
Paper II	Descriptive Statistics	180 minutes	100
Paper III	Descriptive English	90 minutes	100

For Paper II, questions are displayed on a computer and answers are written on paper. Paper III is answered by typing on a computer and must be completed in English.

Candidates should read the instructions on the call letter because they may contain centre-specific requirements. Keep these points in mind:

• Reach the centre before the reporting time.
• Do not wait until the gate-closing time to arrive.
• Carry a clean printed copy of the call letter.
• Bring the original photo ID and enough photocopies.
• Make sure the name on the ID matches the admit card.
• Do not carry prohibited electronic devices.
• Follow the instructions of examination-centre staff.
• Attend every paper and shift required for your stream.

Candidates arriving after the gate-closing time printed on the admit card will not be allowed to enter. Mobile phones, pagers and other communication devices are prohibited in the examination hall.

Website Is Slow

Heavy traffic can make the login page slow after the admit card is released. Wait for a few minutes and try again during a quieter time.

Invalid Login Message

Check that:

• The registration or roll number is correct.
• The password has been entered with the right uppercase and lowercase letters.
• The date of birth follows the required format.
• No extra spaces have been added.

Forgot Registration Number or Password

Search the email inbox and SMS messages used during registration. Also check spam and promotional folders.

Admit Card Opens but Does Not Download

Allow pop-ups in the browser, clear the browser cache or use an updated browser. Candidates can also try opening the page from a desktop or laptop.

Call Letter Still Not Available

First confirm that the roll number appears in the Phase-I shortlisted-candidate list. When a qualified candidate cannot access the call letter before the examination, the official notification advises contacting the IBPS Candidate Grievance Redressal System.

The days before the examination should be used for focused revision rather than starting too many new topics for the RBI Grade B Phase II examination.

For General-stream candidates, revise key economic and social issues, current financial developments, RBI functions, management concepts, and descriptive writing. Practise typing structured answers within a fixed time.

For DEPR and DSIM candidates, focus on core subject concepts, presentation of calculations, clear written explanations, and time management.

A useful final-week plan is:

• Revise short notes every morning.
• Attempt one timed descriptive practice set.
• Review major current economic developments.
• Practise introductions and conclusions for English answers.
• Keep the final day light and organise your RBI Grade B Phase II Admit Card 2026 along with other examination documents.

The admit card is more than proof of examination eligibility. It gives the candidate-specific venue, date, shift, reporting time and important entry instructions. Issuance of a call letter does not mean that final eligibility has been approved; candidature remains provisional and may still be checked by the RBI Services Board.

Keep the hall ticket safe even after the examination. It may be useful while checking results or completing later stages of the recruitment process.