In this i talked about the top 3 and most demanding banking exams in India.

1. Top 3 Banking Exams
1) SEBI Grade A
To choose competent candidates for the job of Assistant Manager, the Securities and
Exchange Board of India (SEBI) administers the very competitive SEBI Grade A test.
One of the most sought-after positions at SEBI, the institution that regulates the Indian
securities market, is the Grade A job.
The SEBI Grade A test has the following important details:
Candidates must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 60% and a Bachelor's degree in
any discipline from a recognized university to be eligible. The minimum mark
requirement is exempted by 5% for candidates who belong to one of the protected
categories (SC, ST, or PWD).
The three steps that make up the selection process are Phase I, Phase II, and the
interview. Phase I, an online test with purely objective questions, is used to select
candidates for Phase II. Both descriptive and objective questions are present in Phase II
of the test, which is also entirely online. If they succeed in Phase II, candidates are
invited to an interview.

2. Exam Structure: The SEBI Grade A test is divided into two sections. The four parts of
Phase I are Reasoning Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness, and English
Language. Phase II consists of two papers, Paper 1 (of the objective type) and Paper 2
(of the descriptive kind). The components of general awareness, the securities market,
and English language Paper 1's three sections. For Paper 2, a descriptive essay,
candidates must write essays on topics related to the securities industry.
The SEBI Grade A test syllabus includes topics including accounting, economics,
securities law, business law, financial management, and mathematical aptitude.
2) RBI Grade B Exam - One of the most important banking tests offered nationwide is
the RBI Grade B.
The Grade B officer recruitment test, the only exam the organisation gives for entry-
level officials, is a great way to enter the illustrious RBI. These examinations are taken
by thousands of applicants each year.
The RBI Grade B tests are thus among the most challenging and demanding
government employment admission exams in the country.
As a result, the candidate would have to work really hard, be persistent, and have a
strong sense of determination to pass the test. The test is divided essentially into 3
Phases.
The first two stages are written tests, while the third is an interview phase. In the
sections that followed on the format of the RBI test and the selection procedure, I went
into further depth regarding this.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Grade B examination is conducted to recruit officers in
various departments of the RBI. The RBI Grade B syllabus includes the following
subjects/topics:
Phase-I:
General Awareness: Current events, banking and financial awareness, static GK, etc.

3. English Language: Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, etc.
Quantitative Aptitude: Data interpretation, simplification, number series, quadratic
equations, etc.
Reasoning Ability: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning, puzzles, seating arrangement,
syllogism, etc.
Phase-II:
Economic and Social Issues:Growth and Development,Poverty and
Unemployment,Social Structure in India,Globalization,Economic Reforms in
India,Economic Planning,Inflation,Monetary and Fiscal Policy.
English (Writing Skills): Essay writing,Precis writing,Comprehension,Report
writing,Letter writing
Finance and Management: Financial System,Financial Markets,Risk
Management,Basics of Derivatives,Development in the Financial Sector,Union
Budget,Management Concepts.
Phase III: Interview
Interview invitations are sent to candidates who pass the Phase II exam. The
interviewing team judges the applicant's expertise, aptitude, and communication
abilities.
The curriculum may change at any time, so it's crucial to keep this in mind. For the most
current and recent information, you can consult the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)'s
official notice or website.
3) SBI PO
State Bank of India (SBI) conducts the SBI PO (State Bank of India Probationary
Officer) test on a nationwide scale to choose suitable individuals for the job of
Probationary Officer in its various locations across the country.

4. The SBI PO exam consists of three stages: the preliminary test, the main exam, and the
interview. The preliminary exam serves as a screening test, whereas the main exam
provides a more thorough evaluation of the candidate's skills and knowledge. The final
selection of applicants is made in light of the outcomes of the primary examination and
interview.
Candidates must be eligible for the SBI PO test by holding a graduate degree in any
field from an approved university. According to government laws, candidates from the
restricted category are granted a remission from the exam's age restriction of 21 to 30
years.