Dear Future Officers,

3 important editorials are now available in the Editorial Course.

✅ FRAs to Bond Forwards
Understand how insurers, SDLs and interest rate risk are connected.

✅ Microfinance to Meso-Finance
Understand the stress in JLG model and the future of rural credit.

✅ ATM Cash Logistics Crisis
Understand ATM interchange, CRMs, AePS and rural cash access.

These are not just article, they connect directly with Financial Markets, Financial Inclusion, Banking Infrastructure.

Read them carefully in the Editorial Course.

Read here - https://www.chapterss.in/l/rAfl4kI

Team Chapterss

Dear Future Officers,

ARD Class 15 is now live!

In this class, we complete Chapter 2: Farming System and Cropping System through a Test.

✅ 20 important MCQs discussed
✅ 14 NABARD PYQs covered

This is the ending class of Chapter 2, so don’t skip it.

Watch the class and test your preparation.

📺 Class Link: https://youtu.be/PcTGcbUDBSk

📘 ARD Full Course: https://www.chapterss.in/l/rm6bF8W

Team Chapterss

Dear Future Officers,

Today, we are going live with a very important session on:

Union Budget 2026-27

If you have not prepared the Budget properly yet, this is the right time to complete it in a holistic manner.

In this session, Devanshu Sir will help you understand the Budget comprehensively, not just as facts, but as a complete roadmap of what the government plans to do in the coming year.

This session will be useful for all exams and also for anyone who wants to understand the Union Budget in a simple and structured manner and revise it.

Session Link: https://youtube.com/live/zGY0A1TTanM?feature=share

See you in the class!

-- Team Chapterss

Real feedback from students: Devanshu Sir’s Current Affairs classes are helping aspirants move from mugging up facts to understanding, retaining and gaining confidence.

ARD is now moving from confusion to clarity with Jalaj Sir’s simple explanations, exam-focused approach and application-based learning.

Real feedback from students: Jalaj Sir’s classes are turning difficult subjects into simple, engaging and confidence-building learning experiences.

Message of Mentor (MoM)
Topic: Pressure Training

We all know that the pressure on the actual examination day is very different. In mocks, we may feel comfortable, but in the real exam, even a few wasted minutes can create panic.

So, here is one practical technique we would strongly advise you to try.

Open any moderate to tough RBI Grade B Phase 1 mock. Not an easy mock, choose a paper that genuinely tests you. Now, instead of using the full sectional time, try to finish the sections slightly earlier:

GA: 20 minutes instead of 25 minutes
Quant: 20 minutes instead of 25 minutes
English: 20 minutes instead of 25 minutes
Reasoning: around 40 minutes instead of 45 minutes

The idea is simple: in the actual exam, some time may get wasted because of pressure, scrolling, doubt, anxiety, or difficult questions. So, if you train yourself to perform well even with 5 minutes less in every section, you will become mentally stronger for the final day.

If you are able to score well under reduced time, your confidence will increase massively. More importantly, you will understand how to think faster, skip smarter, and handle the ticking clock without panic.

Remember, the exam does not only test knowledge. It also tests your calmness, speed, decision-making, and pressure-handling ability.

“Don’t wait for exam day to test your pressure-handling ability. Create that pressure today, and train yourself to win inside it.

However, if you feel that this technique is not working for you, or it is unnecessarily increasing your anxiety, please avoid it and follow your normal mock-taking strategy. The purpose is to build confidence, not to create extra panic.

You can also customise this strategy according to your comfort level. For example, you may reduce around 10% of the total time allotted to each section and practise accordingly. The objective is to gradually train your mind and improve your ability to perform under controlled pressure.

Team Chapterss

Dear Future Officers,

It is really high time to cover and revise Current Affairs seriously. With exams getting closer, daily and structured revision is no longer optional.

That is why we are conducting Daily Current Affairs Sessions at 8:00 AM.

In today’s session, we will cover 25th & 26th May 2026 Current Affairs in an exam-focused manner.

Join the session from the link below: https://youtube.com/live/8PxJqY1ZrcM?feature=share

--Team Chapters

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A simple call.
A little guidance.
A lot of clarity. ❤️

Moments like these remind us that mentorship is beyond just classes and exams.

Wishing every aspirant strength and clarity in their journey ahead. 🌱

You can connect with Devanshu sir and Jalaj sir between 9am to 8pm on 7717370166

Team Chapterss

Dear Students,

There will be no ARD class today and tomorrow. Please use this break to revise Introduction to Agriculture, Farming System and Cropping System before we start our next mega chapter: Agronomy.

Agronomy is one of the most important and lengthy chapters in Agriculture, so your basics must be clear before moving ahead.

If you already have the content, revise it and practice properly.
If you are lacking structured content, quizzes, descriptive tests and revision material, you can avail our ARD Course

🔗 Link: https://www.chapterss.in/l/rm6bF8W

Regards,
Team Chapterss

🚨 4th Sectional Test for Current Affairs is now LIVE!

Dear Future Officers,

Your General Awareness – Sectional Test 4 has been uploaded on the portal.

✅ 80 Questions
⏱️ 25 Minutes

This is not just another quiz. This is your chance to learn how to control the first 25 minutes of the RBI Grade B Phase 1 exam, the time where speed, accuracy, recall, and calmness matter the most.

Go ahead. Attempt the test honestly.
Train your mind to read fast, eliminate faster, and mark with confidence.

Take your first 25 minutes of RBI Grade B in control.
Start now.

Link of the test - https://www.chapterss.in/l/pBYx12E

-- Team Chapterss

Dear Future Officers,

Today, we are covering one of the most important RBI reports for the upcoming RBI Grade B Officer Exam: RBI Payments Vision 2028.

This report is highly relevant for Current Affairs, Finance, ESI, and RBI-related preparation. In today’s session, we will cover the report in a detailed and exam-oriented manner so that you can understand, revise, and retain the key points properly.

Make sure you attend the session and complete this report today itself.

📌 Topic: RBI Payments Vision 2028

🎯 Focus: Coverage + Understanding + Retention

Link: https://youtube.com/live/E4_ZYIs8Juw?feature=share

Don’t miss this important session.

-- Team Chapterss

Dear Students,

This news is not just about India adding more solar capacity.

Read today’s Quick Decode below.

👨‍⚖ Chapterss Quick Decode | Episode 19

1. India Overtakes the US in Annual Solar Capacity Addition

👉 India has overtaken the United States in annual solar capacity addition and has become the world’s second-largest solar growth market in 2025.

👉 According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, India added 37 GW of solar capacity in 2025, while the US added 34 GW.

👉 This means India added more new solar power capacity during the year than the United States, showing the sharp acceleration in India’s renewable energy expansion.

👉 India became the second-largest solar growth market in 2025 by adding 37 GW, behind only China, which remained far ahead with 315 GW of solar capacity addition. (That's Massive for China)

2. Growth Market Does Not Mean Total Capacity Leadership

👉 Students should be very clear about this distinction. India has become the second largest solar growth market, which means it ranked high in terms of new capacity added during the year.

👉 However, in terms of total installed solar capacity, the United States is still ahead of India. The article mentions that the US had 211.6 GW of cumulative installed solar capacity in 2025, while India had 135.5 GW.

👉 India's cumulative installed solar capacity 154 GW as of April 2026.

👉 So, India is growing faster in annual additions, but it has not yet overtaken the US in total installed solar capacity.

3. India’s Solar Capacity Addition Has Accelerated Sharply

👉 India’s solar capacity addition has picked up pace in recent years.

👉The article mentions that India added 9.6 GW in 2023, 25.4 GW in 2024, and 37 GW in 2025.

4. India’s Global Solar Position Has Improved

👉 India became the world’s third-largest solar power producer in 2024, surpassing Japan.

👉 This shows that India is not only adding capacity, but also improving its global position in solar power generation.

5. Link with India’s 2030 Renewable Energy Target

👉 India aims to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. The sharp rise in solar capacity addition is therefore directly connected with India’s long-term energy transition roadmap.

Chapterss Takeaway:
India has become the world’s second-largest solar growth market by overtaking the US in annual solar capacity addition, but the US still remains ahead in total installed solar capacity. The key exam point is to understand both the speed of India’s solar expansion and its role in achieving the 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030.

Team Chapterss

Dear Future Officers,

It is really high time to cover and revise Current Affairs seriously. With exams getting closer, daily and structured revision is no longer optional.

That is why we are conducting Daily Current Affairs Sessions at 8:00 AM.

In today’s session, we will cover 27th & 28th May 2026 Current Affairs in an exam-focused manner.

Join the session from the link below: https://youtube.com/live/5kiLaBVHwzc?feature=share

--Team Chapters

Dear Students,
Greetings!

We have covered an important article on India’s proposed transition from the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) to the Producer Price Index (PPI), along with the revamped WPI series based on the new base year 2022–23.

Through this article, you will understand:

✅ The rationale behind introducing Producer Price Index (PPI)
✅ Key differences between PPI and WPI
✅ Meaning of Output PPI, Input PPI, and Services PPI
✅ The issue of double-counting in traditional WPI
✅ How PPI can support double deflation and improve real GDP estimation
✅ Difference between Basic Prices and Purchasers’ Prices
✅ The 5-year transition window for phasing out the old WPI series

Article Relevance: Very Important
Static Chapter Linkage: Inflation, National Income & Economic Statistics

Read here: https://www.chapterss.in/l/rAfl4kI

Team Chapterss