Hello and welcome to ExamPundit. As promised, we are giving you Important Links for IBPS RRB Interviews.

You need to study these basic banking topics:
  1. RGTS/NEFT
  2. RBI Rates - How much it was reduced/increased
  3. Various Banking Appointments - Last 2 months
  4. Difference Between Various Banking Products
  5. Bank Head Quarters
  6. Acronyms - SLR/CRR etc. and their definition
  7. Various Accounts and Their Features.
  8. Various Apps and Their Features


For The Banking Portion Follow these links:

We have provided Official FAQs page of RBI Link as it contains plenty of information and will easily help you to browse and study.
  1. RBI - BANKING TERMS & FAQs
  2. All Important Schemes Launched in 2015
  3. Banking Awareness PDF - FOR Acronyms
  4. All About NBFCs
  5. General Awareness Chest - Contains a Lot of Banking Awareness
  6. Various Banking Products and Their Differences
  7. Payments & Settlement System in India
  8. Financial Regulators and Their Features - PDF



For Current Affairs – The Monthly Magazine will be provided today. So read that along with the September issue.

Important Current Affairs Topics:
  1. GOLD SCHEMES & COINS
  2. Women in Indian Air Force
  3. Nobel Prize 2015
  4. IMF & World Bank Reports
  5. RBI's Bi-Monthly Policy in October
  6. PM Laid the Foundation stone of AP Capital Amravati
  7. European Refugee Crisis
  8. AMRUT
  9. Facebook & Internet.org - No In-depth needed
  10. IDFC Bank - A brief about it


Last but not the least, generic HR Questions and your Academic questions shall only be prepared by you. Because, i) HR Questions should be answered in a way which will express your personality and ii) the academic questions will be from the core subjects and followed by counter or related questions.

However, we will hold a Live Interview Discussion Session in exampundit on Sunday i.e. 8th November, 2015.

All the best. Study Hard.




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