The 2026 scorecards and the official cut-off marks are up on rbi.org.in. Given that Phase 2 is set for July 25 and 26, there is a brief but important period to re-evaluate and make up for any shortfalls the section-wise numbers may have shown.
The central bank put these out on July 13, 2026, and they are open to all who sat for the test, qualified or not. In addition to the individual totals, the RBI has made the category and sectional cut-offs public, giving a sense of the field in Phase 1.
What the scorecard reveals
You will find a fine-grained view of your marks per section, the grand total and if you have made it through. The relevant cut-offs are there as well, so a candidate can put his or her own numbers in context.
To get in, one needs to log on with the Roll or Registration Number and the Date of Birth from the application. The RBI is clear: check the details and flag any kind of error for a fix right away.
Tight turnaround before Phase 2
For those who have passed the first hurdle, the Mains are on July 25 and 26, 2026. As the RBI puts it, the final list is a matter of how one does in Phase 2 and at the interview, so the coming fortnight is key.
We are looking at 60 open posts across the Grade B (General), DEPR and DSIM tracks. With not many to go around and a clock ticking, some focused revision is in order.
Why the cut-offs matter now
The official thresholds for Phase 1 are in. They tell you where the line was and which parts of the paper required more precision. A little analysis of where you stand vis-à-vis these numbers can make for a better approach in Phase 2.
Key developments at a glance
A few things to be aware of:
– Scorecards were put out on July 13, 2026
– Can be found at rbi.org.in
– Phase 2 is on July 25 and 26, 2026
– 60 vacancies in play
– Open to every candidate
How to download without confusion
The RBI has the scorecards and cut-offs in its recruitment zone. Head over to the latest openings on the site and you will find the link to the Phase 1 marks. Have your login info ready to make it a quick process:
– Go to rbi.org.in and into Opportunities@RBI.
– Under Current Openings, pick Results.
– Click on the link for the Phase-I Marks Sheet and Cut-Off.
– Put in your Roll/Registration number and DOB.
– After the captcha, you can download and file the scorecard.
What to do after downloading
First, compare your section and overall scores with what has been put out and make sure you are in. Also have a look at the personal and roll number information; if it is off, let the RBI know.
If you have qualified, it is best to get on with the Mains work. The outcome is in the hands of Phase 2 and the interview, so stay on top of rbi.org.in for any word on the 2026 Grade B recruitment.
