Why is Exam Analysis Important?

• Going through the exam analysis is extremely important as it will enable you to prepare for the next recruitment cycle in an effective manner. 
• It will shine a light on the missing pieces in your earlier preparation strategy, and will enable you to modify your preparation accordingly. 
• Moreover, it also helps you in highlighting the questions where you made errors and questions you were unable to attempt. This will help you in identifying your weak topics/sections/concepts, and will enable you to work on the same before the next exam.
• Therefore, if it is your goal to clear any competitive exam including the RBI Assistant exam, prioritising exam analysis will be a beneficial exercise. 

RBI Assistant 2022: Mains Exam Analysis

This year, the overall level of the RBI Assistant Mains 2022 exam was moderate. Therefore, if you have attempted the exam properly, you should not worry about clearing the cut-off.

However, before going any further let’s go over the RBI Assistant exam pattern in brief. The RBI Assistant Mains exam assesses five subjects. The test consists of 200 questions to be solved in 135 minutes. Furthermore, 0.25 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer.

• Reasoning Ability
• English Language
• Quantitative Aptitude
• General Awareness
• Computer Knowledge

Also See: RBI Assistant 2022: Language Proficiency Test

RBI Assistant 2022: Subject-wise Exam Analysis

In this section we will be discussing each section in detail and the difficulty level of the questions asked from the respective sections-

English Language

The overall level of the English Language section was easy to moderate. Reading Comprehension formed a major chunk of the questions in this section-

Quantitative Aptitude

The overall difficulty level of this section was moderate. Most of the questions in this section were based on DI and Arithmetic word problems. Moreover, the DI questions were based on Caselet DI, Pie charts and Table DI. Let’s look at the breakdown of questions from this section-

Reasoning Ability 

This year, the level of the Reasoning section was easy to moderate. A large portion of this section was based on Puzzles & Seating Arrangement. Let’s understand in more detail-

Computer Knowledge

The overall difficulty level of this section was easy to moderate. Given below are some of the questions that were asked from this section-

1. Total Function Keys
2. Undo (Shortcut)
3. Control Tab (Window Switch)
4. Web Address Url Code
5. Input-Output Device related
6. GUI full form
7. Printer based
8. Antivirus related
9. Secondary Memory
10. MS Excel
11. Primary Memory Statement
12. Data Based Management System
13. Internet based 
14. Virus (Encrypt files)
15. Transistor replaced in Third Generation
16. Hyperlink Shortcut
17. Email Protocol 
18. Data Processor based
19. Help Function Key
20. BUS related

General Awareness

The overall difficulty level of the GA section was moderate. Majority of the questions were asked from the banking awareness and current affairs of the last 4 to 5months. Let’s look at some of the questions that were asked in the exam-

1. Padma Shree Singer Winner
2. Where is Mudumalai National Park?
3. Largest Tulip garden in Asia
4. Which country topped the Self-made billionaire list?
5. Maximum One-horned Rhino in which state?
6. State Poverty Index topped by
7. First and Oldest insurance company in India
8. Pension Day
9. RBI Minutes publication time
10. PRAN by PFRDA (Full form of PRAN)
11. ‘Whereabouts’ book Author
12. Dadasaheb Phalke Award best movie name
13. Name of ‘The Happy Life’  Author
14. Question related to VI shares
15. OBICUS Full Form
16. World Economic Forum (WEF) headquarters
17. International Labour Organization (ILO)  Head- Gilbert Houngbo
18. E-Rupee statement related question
19. CPI Index related question
20. Laureus World Sports Awards Nominee before Neeraj Chopra- (Vinesh Phogat & Sachin Tendulkar)
21. Who did PV Sindhu in the Swiss Open- Busanan Ongbamrungphan
22. Ramsar sites in India related question
23. Which Ministry won the best tableau for the Republic Day parade 2022?
24. World Bank wildlife conservation bond- South Africa
25. Richest Women in the world 2022
26. First Drone School of India- Gwalior (MP)
27. Chinaman Related to which sport- Cricket
28. Rank of India in Steel Production
29. Which country is not related to EU
30. NGT Headquarter
31. PPF withdrawal
32. Civil Aviation

Also Read: RBI Assistant Prelims Exam Analysis 2022: 26th March, Shift 1 Analysis

RBI Assistant Mains Exam 2022 Analysis: Good Attempts

Keeping the difficulty level in mind, the number of good attempts will be around 115-124 questions. The aspirants preparing for the upcoming RBI Assistant recruitment cycle will get a fair idea of the overall level of the exam. Let’s look at the section-wise breakdown of the number of good attempts in the table below-

RBI Assistant 2022: Normalisation of Scores

Generally, candidates have some confusion regarding what the ‘Normalisation process’ is and how it is done. So, we will discuss what ‘Normalisation’ is, in brief.

In India, many government/banking exams are conducted in various shifts due to the sheer volume of the candidates appearing for such exams. Therefore, the difficulty level also differs across various shifts. Hence, the Normalisation process is adopted by various recruiting bodies which organise competitive exams in multiple shifts. This is done to ensure that the performance of the candidates appearing in the competitive/banking exams is judged in an impartial manner. This process is mostly followed in the Prelims stage as the number of candidates appearing in this phase are higher in number.

How is Normalisation Done?

Normalisation is done through Equi-Percentile Method. Firstly, the percentile rank of the candidates is calculated for each shift of the exam. The formula is as follows-

Percentile Rank of the Candidate =  (Total Students in a shift – Rank of the candidate in that shift) / ( Total Students in a shift – 1 ) * 100

After the calculation of the percentile, a cut-off percentile is fixed based on the number of vacancies available. Based on this cut-off score, the candidates are finally shortlisted for the next phase.

To learn more about the Normalisation process, you can refer to the video below-

We hope this information helps you.

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