Follow these simple steps to check your marks:

1. 1
   First, visit the official Reserve Bank of India website.
2. 2
   Next, scroll to the bottom of the homepage.
3. 3
   Click on Opportunities@RBI.
4. 4
   Then, open the Current Vacancies section.
5. 5
   Select Results.
6. 6
   Find the Grade B Phase 1 marks and cutoff notice.
7. 7
   After that, open the scorecard login page.
8. 8
   Enter your roll number or registration number.
9. 9
   Add your date of birth in the format shown on the screen.
10. 10
    Fill in the CAPTCHA code.
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    Finally, submit the details and check your marks.
12. 12
    Download the scorecard and keep a copy.

Once the scorecard opens, check every detail before closing the page.

Keep the following details ready:

• Roll number
• Registration number
• Date of birth
• CAPTCHA code

The live page may ask for a roll number or registration number. For this reason, keep both numbers nearby.

Also, enter your date of birth in the exact format shown on the login page.

The scorecard may include both personal and exam details. For example, it can show:

After downloading the scorecard, check your name, category and marks. If you notice an error, use the help details provided on the official RBI website.

RBI has released the Phase 1 cutoff with the scorecard. The cutoff is the minimum score needed to move to the next stage.

In most cases, candidates must meet both sectional and overall cutoff marks. However, applicants should check the official notice for the exact rules.

The cutoff may be listed for the following categories:

Therefore, always use the official cutoff PDF. Do not treat coaching estimates or social media posts as final.

Qualified candidates should now focus on Phase 2. Meanwhile, they should also check the RBI website for the admit card and exam instructions.

A simple study plan may include:

• Economic and Social Issues
• Finance and Management
• English Writing Skills
• Current affairs
• Descriptive answer practice
• Mock tests
• Time management

On the other hand, candidates who did not qualify can still use the scorecard. By checking their section-wise marks, they can find weak areas and plan their next attempt.

The Phase 2 dates are different for the three streams.

Even so, candidates should follow the date, shift and venue printed on their admit card.

The RBI website may load slowly when many users visit it at the same time. If the page does not open, try these steps:

• Check your roll number and date of birth.
• Enter the CAPTCHA again.
• Refresh the page once.
• Clear your browser cache.
• Use another browser.
• Switch your internet connection.
• Turn off unnecessary browser extensions.
• Try again during a less busy time.

However, avoid entering the wrong details again and again.

Before leaving the scorecard page:

• Check all personal details.
• Save the scorecard as a PDF.
• Print a copy for later use.
• Download the official cutoff notice.
• Do not share your login details.
• Use only the official RBI portal.
• Check the Phase 2 admit card for final exam details.

Most importantly, do not use an old scorecard or cutoff from another exam year.

The RBI Grade B Score Card 2026 helps candidates review their Phase 1 marks and compare them with the official cutoff. Therefore, download the scorecard, check every detail and save a copy.

If you qualified, begin your Phase 2 revision without delay. Also, keep checking the official RBI website for the admit card and further updates.