RBI New Vacancy 2026: Jobs Available Without Standard Exams
- The RBI has opened applications for 572 office Attendant posts.
- This role does not require a graduation degree — in fact, graduates are NOT eligible to apply.
- Eligibility:
• Must have passed 10th Standard (Matric) from a recognized board.
• Must be an undergraduate (i.e., not a graduate or higher). - Selection Process:
• Online exam (Reasoning, English, GK, Numeracy)
• Language Proficiency Test (LPT) — qualifying stage. - Important dates like exam schedule and application closing were in early 2026.
- RBI has opened a Pharmacist recruitment where selection is based on shortlisting and interview rather than a formal written exam.
- This type of vacancy is ideal for candidates with specific qualifications (like pharmacy graduates) and relevant experience.
- These roles are hired based on experience and qualifications, not traditional exams.
- Candidates must have relevant skills and professional work history in fields such as:
- Data Science
- IT Security
- Network Administration
- AI/ML
- Project Management, etc.
- This is a premium job route for experienced professionals, not fresh graduates.
- RBI also continues regular exam‑based recruitments such as:
- Grade A / Grade B Officer posts (requires graduation and entrance tests).
- Assistant posts are expected with an exam notification soon.
✅ For lateral jobs, ensure you meet experience requirements before applying.
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