In the context of the policy corridor, which of the following correctly describes the relationship between WACR and repo rate?
Anonymous Quiz
0%
WACR should remain above MSF rate
12%
WACR should remain below SDF rate
73%
WACR should stay close to repo rate
7%
WACR should be equal to CRR
7%
WACR is independent of policy corridor
In the context of liquidity management by the RBI, what is the typical desired range of liquidity surplus (as a percentage of deposits)?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
0.2% to 0.5%
44%
0.6% to 1.1%
27%
1.5% to 2.0%
13%
2.0% to 2.5%
6%
Above 3%
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Topic: When the Unexpected Happens
Dear Students,
Today’s development took almost everyone by surprise. The RBI Grade B 2026 notification came earlier than expected, and it is completely natural to feel a sudden rush of anxiety and uncertainty.
But understand this very clearly, moments like these do not demand panic, they demand clarity.
Time and tide wait for none.
And in competitive exams, especially one like RBI Grade B, the timeline will never adjust itself according to your comfort. You have to rise to meet it.
The good part? You still have time.
With Phase 1 expected around mid-June, the window is tight but it is not closed. This is the phase where your entire focus should converge. Right now, nothing matters more than clearing Phase 1.
Do not think about Phase 2. Do not think about interviews.
Just one goal: Qualify Phase 1.
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• Every hour matters
• Every revision matters
• Every question you solve matters
Because this attempt will not be easy. The competition will be intense, and only those who stay composed under pressure will move ahead.
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Start asking, “What can I do in the next 50 days?”
Channel your energy. Structure your preparation. Execute with discipline.
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Today’s Positive Manifestation
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No distraction, no fear only focus.
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“आज मैं अडिग हूँ।
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मैं RBI Grade B Phase 1 हर हाल में क्लियर करूँगा/करूँगी।”
👉 Repeat it 5 times.
This exam is not for everyone.
It is for those who show up when it gets uncomfortable.
Be that person.
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Today’s Positive Manifestation
“Today, I am unstoppable.
No distraction, no fear only focus.
I will clear RBI Grade B Phase 1.”
“आज मैं अडिग हूँ।
ना कोई डर, ना कोई बहाना, सिर्फ फोकस।
मैं RBI Grade B Phase 1 हर हाल में क्लियर करूँगा/करूँगी।”
👉 Repeat it 5 times.
This exam is not for everyone.
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Be that person.
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You would have heard about the corporate governance concerns surrounding HDFC Bank that emerged a few months ago.
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You would have heard about the corporate governance concerns surrounding HDFC Bank that emerged a few months ago.
1. What really went wrong with HDFC Bank?
2. Is HDFC going to become the next Yes Bank?
3. Will investors face losses worth thousands of crores?
4. And why did the Reserve Bank of India step in?
5. and will HDFC collapse?
These are the questions many of you have in mind right now.
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Which of the following best describes AT1 bonds?
Anonymous Quiz
9%
Fixed maturity, low-risk debt instruments
6%
Government-backed securities with guaranteed returns
78%
High-risk perpetual bonds that can be written off during stress
3%
Short-term treasury instruments issued by RBI
4%
Bonds convertible into equity at investor’s choice
As per the latest D-SIB classification (2026), what additional CET1 capital surcharge is applicable to HDFC Bank?
Anonymous Quiz
7%
0.20%
52%
0.40%
28%
0.60%
7%
0.80%
6%
1.00%
Which of the following correctly matches the bank with its D-SIB bucket (2026)?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
ICICI Bank – Bucket 2
25%
HDFC Bank – Bucket 3
38%
State Bank of India – Bucket 4
8%
ICICI Bank – Bucket 4
20%
HDFC Bank – Bucket 1
Which of the following D-SIB buckets remain vacant in India as per 2026 classification?
Anonymous Quiz
13%
Bucket 1 and Bucket 2
9%
Bucket 2 and Bucket 3
53%
Bucket 3 and Bucket 5
5%
Bucket 4 and Bucket 5
20%
Bucket 1 and Bucket 5
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The wait is finally over.
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Stay tuned.
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We are sharing a short video where we’ve discussed how the last 5-6 months have been for us and what led to the beginning of Chapterss.
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Dear Students,
Recently, the RBI asked oil companies not to buy dollars directly from the spot market and instead route their demand through SBI.
1. But why is RBI doing this?
2. Why does it want oil companies to move towards SBI?
3. What exactly is the Impossible Trinity (Trilemma)?
4. What is an NDF, and why is RBI restricting it?
5. And most importantly, how does RBI manage all these moving parts together?
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Recently, the RBI asked oil companies not to buy dollars directly from the spot market and instead route their demand through SBI.
1. But why is RBI doing this?
2. Why does it want oil companies to move towards SBI?
3. What exactly is the Impossible Trinity (Trilemma)?
4. What is an NDF, and why is RBI restricting it?
5. And most importantly, how does RBI manage all these moving parts together?
Think - Think!
If these questions are running in your mind, then you should definitely read the article we have shared.
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Which of the following best describes a Non-Deliverable Forward (NDF)?
Anonymous Quiz
5%
A contract involving actual exchange of currencies at a future date
91%
A cash-settled contract based on future exchange rate without actual currency delivery
5%
A spot market transaction settled immediately
0%
A government bond issued in foreign currency
0%
A loan agreement between two central banks
Why is the RBI cautious about excessive use of NDF contracts?
Anonymous Quiz
6%
They increase government borrowing costs
9%
They reduce foreign exchange reserves
3%
They increase inflation directly
10%
They restrict international trade settlements
73%
They can lead to speculative pressure on the rupee