You are looking for Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Grade B Exam syllabus as Study Material I am giving here:
(i) Paper I – English:
Topics:
–Essay
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Précis writing,
–Comprehension and
–Business/Office Correspondence.
(II) Paper II – Economic and Social Issues
Topics:
– Growth and Development – Measurement of Growth : National Income and Per Capita Income
– Poverty Alleviation and Employment Generation in India
– Sustainable Development and Environmental issues. Economic Reforms in India
– Industrial and Labour Policy
– Monetary and Fiscal Policy
– Privatisation
– Role of Economic Planning. Globalisation
– Opening up of the Indian Economy
– Balance of Payments, Export-Import Policy
– International Economic Institutions
– IMF and World Bank
– WTO
– Regional Economic Co-operation. Social Structure in India
– Multiculturalism
– Demographic Trends
– Urbanization and Migration
– Gender Issues
– Social Justice : Positive Discrimination in Favour of the Under Privileged
– Social Movements
– Indian Political System
– Human Development
– Social Sectors in India, Health and Education.
Note: I: Ref: Datt & Sundaram Indian Economy or I C Dhingra Indian Economy is well written book to cover Indian Economy aspect. MBA Students can use their course books as well; NCERT books will also come handy for understanding Economy. Even Sociology Books of 11 & 12 will give good insight to the social Aspect of the paper.
(III) Paper III – Finance :
Topics:
– The Union Budget – Direct and Indirect Taxes;
– Non-tax Sources of Revenue; Outlays;
– New Measures; Financial Sector Reforms;
– Capital Market, Money Market and Foreign Exchange Market,
– Stock Exchanges and their Regulation;
– Capital Market Intermediaries and their Regulation;
– Role of SEBI; Functions of the Money Market;
– Growth and Operation of the Money Market;
– The Foreign Exchange Market;
– From FERA to FEMA; Exchange Rate Management;
– Exchange Risk Management,
– Role of Banks and Financial Institutions in Economic Development;
– Regulation of Banks and Financial Institutions;
– Disinvestment in Public Sector Units.
