Educational Qualification

A Bachelor's Degree in any discipline with at least 50% aggregate marks was required for the RBI Assistant application. For SC, ST and PwBD candidates, a pass class in the Bachelor's Degree was sufficient under the prescribed eligibility conditions.

Applicants also needed knowledge of word processing on a computer. Since RBI Assistant vacancies are filled office-wise, proficiency in the local language of the concerned State or Union Territory is another important part of eligibility.

Local Language Requirement

Reading, writing, speaking and understanding the applicable local language is required. Candidates shortlisted through the mains examination must clear the Language Proficiency Test unless they satisfy any exemption specifically permitted under RBI's rules.

At the current result stage, the degree qualification is no longer the immediate concern for most shortlisted candidates. They should instead check the LPT instructions carefully and keep the original documents supporting the details entered in their application ready for verification.

• Minimum Age: 20 Years
• Maximum Age: 28 Years
• Age Calculation Date: 01 February 2026
• Candidate should have been born between 02 February 1998 and 01 February 2006, both dates inclusive.
• Age relaxation is applicable to eligible categories as per RBI rules.

Office-Wise Vacancy

Open the RBI Opportunities portal and go to the Results section under Current Vacancies. Find the result notice for “Recruitment for the Post of Assistant – Panel Year 2025” and open the Main Examination result.

The result is published as a roll-number list, so there is no need to scan the entire document manually. Download the PDF, press Ctrl+F on a computer or use the search option in your mobile PDF reader, then enter your roll number exactly as printed on the admit card.

If Your Roll Number is Listed

• Keep a copy of the mains result PDF for reference.
• Watch the RBI Opportunities portal for the Language Proficiency Test notice.
• Check which local language applies to the RBI office selected in your application.
• Keep your application, educational and category documents ready.
• Follow the LPT reporting instructions and schedule issued by RBI.

A roll number in the mains result means the candidate has reached the Language Proficiency Test stage. It should not yet be described as final appointment as RBI Assistant.

The Preliminary Examination was only the first screening stage. Candidates who cleared it appeared in the Main Examination on 07 June 2026. The newly released mains result now identifies those who can proceed to the Language Proficiency Test.

Selection Stages

1. Preliminary Examination
2. Main Examination
3. Language Proficiency Test (LPT)
4. Document / Eligibility Verification as prescribed
5. Final Selection

Main Examination Pattern

The LPT is qualifying in nature. Final appointment is subject to satisfying the language requirement and the other eligibility conditions laid down by RBI.