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ADMIT CARDS ON RBI.ORG.IN · INTERVIEW CALL LETTERS BY E-MAIL

RBI Grade B Admit Card 2026 · Phase I, Phase II & interview

The RBI Services Board puts each phase’s e-admit card on its website for download, with an information handout. For 2026, the Phase I and Phase II admit cards have been issued and both exams are over. Interview call letters are sent by e-mail. This page covers how the download works, what to check and what to carry.

Go to opportunities.rbi.org.in ↗ How to download ↓ 🔔 No admit card is sent by post. Interview call letters come by e-mail from noreply.samadhan@rbi.org.in, so check your spam and junk folders too.
Admit card status

Phase II done — interview call letters next

The Phase I and Phase II admit cards have already been issued. The General cadre took Phase I on 13 June 2026 and Phase II on 25 July 2026, and the Phase II result with the interview shortlist came out in August 2026. Shortlisted candidates now get an interview call letter by e-mail. As of 12 October 2026, RBI hasn’t published interview dates.

Next · interview call letter

Admit cards are downloaded only from RBI’s website, and interview call letters arrive only on your registered e-mail. JobSafal never hosts admit cards or call letters, so always use rbi.org.in.

Phase II result notice ↗ Keep your prep moving →
Phase I admit cardExam held 13 Jun 2026
Phase II admit cardExam held 25 Jul 2026
Phase II resultAugust 2026 · biodata due 2 Sep 2026
Interview call letterBy e-mail · date not announced
Overview

Admit card at a glance

Organisation
Reserve Bank of India Services Board (RBISB), Mumbai
Exam
RBI Grade B (DR) – General, PY 2026 — Advt. RBISB/DA/01/2026-27
Document
E-admit card for each phase + information handout
Phase I admit card
Issued — exam held 13 Jun 2026 (Saturday)
Phase II admit card
Issued — one admit card for both shifts; exam held 25 Jul 2026 (Saturday)
Interview call letter
By e-mail from noreply.samadhan@rbi.org.in — date not announced
DEPR / DSIM
Phase I on 14 Jun 2026 and Phase II on 26 Jul 2026, with their own admit cards
Official website
rbi.org.in / opportunities.rbi.org.in · help at cgrs.ibps.in
Step by step

How the admit card download works

When the Board opens the download for a phase, this is the route. Exact login fields are shown on RBI’s download page.

  1. Open RBI’s recruitment siteGo to opportunities.rbi.org.in (or rbi.org.in). The Board publishes admit cards and corrigenda only on the Bank’s website.
  2. Find your phase and cadreOpen the admit card notice for your phase — for 2026, Phase I (General) and Phase II (all cadres).
  3. Log inEnter the registration details the page asks for, from your online application.
  4. Using a scribe?Each admit card notice also links the instructions for PwBD candidates using a scribe or compensatory time, and for candidates with less than 40% disability who have difficulty in writing.
  5. Download the information handoutIt explains that phase’s tests, timings and on-screen rules — for example the Phase II General handout.
  6. Check every detailCheck the admit card carefully and report any error to the Board at once (para 29(b)), through cgrs.ibps.in.
  7. Download & printYou must show the admit card at every shift. For Phase II, one admit card covers both shifts.
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What to check on your admit card

Check these as soon as you download. The name on the admit card must match your photo ID exactly, and the Board won’t change the date, shift, centre or venue on request.

✓
NameMust exactly match your photo ID; it may be abbreviated for technical reasons
✓
Roll numberNote it carefully — results are roll-number lists
✓
VenueAllotted by the Board — may differ from your four preferences
✓
Date & gate closure timeYou can’t take the exam if you arrive after gate closure
✓
TimetableFor Phase II, the timetable and venue are on the admit card
✓
Both shiftsOne Phase II admit card covers both shifts
✓
Category & detailsReport any error to the Board immediately
✓
InstructionsRead with the information handout for that phase
Carry list

What to take with you

These come from the advertisement (paras 29 and 30) and the Phase II result notice. Bring whatever your admit card or call letter asks for.

✓
Printed admit cardFor every shift of the exam
✓
Original photo ID + a photocopyPAN, passport, driving licence, voter card, bank passbook with photo, e-Aadhaar/Aadhaar with photo, college/university ID, employee ID, Bar Council ID, or a photo ID letter from a gazetted officer or people’s representative (para 30)
✓
Extra ID photocopies for Phase IITwo or three photocopies, one for each shift; in Phase I one photocopy is enough
✓
Name-change proofIf your name has changed: original gazette notification, marriage certificate or affidavit, with a photocopy
✓
Scribe papersOnly if you use a scribe or compensatory time, as set out in the instructions on the admit card notice
✓
Interview call letterInterview stage — printed, with a recent photograph affixed
✓
Original certificates + one self-attested setInterview stage — date of birth (matriculation certificate only), mark sheets, category and PwBD certificates, experience certificates
✓
No objection certificateInterview stage — for government, PSU or autonomous-body employees who didn’t inform their employer when applying

⚠ Without your original photo ID and a photocopy, along with the admit card, you won’t be allowed to take the exam. A ration card or a learner’s driving licence isn’t accepted as ID, and if the name on your admit card doesn’t match your photo ID, you won’t be allowed in.

Leave at home

Not allowed inside the exam centre

Para 17 of the advertisement bans these items in working or switched-off mode. Breaking the rule can lead to disciplinary action, including a ban from future exams, and the Board doesn’t guarantee safe keeping for anything you bring.

× Mobile phones, even switched off
× Smart watches
× Bluetooth devices
× Physical calculators
× Pagers
× Pen drives & storage media
× Cameras
× Programmable or electronic devices
× Valuable or costly items

No physical calculator is allowed in any phase. The only on-screen calculator is for DSIM Paper II, so General cadre candidates work everything out by hand.

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Admit card questions, answered

The Phase II result says the interview call letter, with date, time and venue, will be sent “in due course” to shortlisted candidates’ registered e-mail addresses from noreply.samadhan@rbi.org.in. As of 12 October 2026, RBI hasn’t announced interview dates.
Only from RBI’s website (rbi.org.in / opportunities.rbi.org.in), through the admit card notice for your phase and cadre. If you didn’t get it before the exam, contact the help facility at cgrs.ibps.in at once.
No. The advertisement says no admit card is sent by post, and the Board doesn’t communicate through any mode other than e-mail and SMS. Keep your registered e-mail and mobile number active.
No. Requests to change the date, shift, centre or venue aren’t entertained, and the Board can allot a centre other than your four preferences. The same applies to the interview date, time and venue.
Shortlisted candidates get a link by e-mail and must complete it within five days. It carries no marks and isn’t part of the final selection.
One currently valid photo ID in original plus a photocopy: PAN, passport, driving licence, voter card, bank passbook with photo, e-Aadhaar or Aadhaar with photo, a college or university ID, an employee ID, a Bar Council ID, or a photo ID letter from a gazetted officer or people’s representative on official letterhead. For Phase II, carry a photocopy for each shift.

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