RBI Security Guard study guide
RBI Security Guard · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The RBI Security Guard recruitment is a hiring process run by the Reserve Bank of India to fill security guard posts at its offices and subsidiaries. It suits candidates with a defence or police background, or others who meet the bank's physical and educational eligibility, and who want a stable public-sector role protecting RBI premises, personnel and assets. The RBI Security Guard study guide has 4 sections and about 1,385 words.
01General Awareness: RBI, Banking and National Static for the Security Guard Paper
General Awareness is the single largest part of the RBI Security Guard objective paper: in the pattern used in recent notifications it carries 40 of the 100 questions, while Reasoning, Numerical Ability and General English carry 20 each. Questions sit at a matriculation level but mix permanent static facts with the previous six to eight months of news, so you need both a written fact file and a weekly current-affairs habit.
402 words, about 2 min02Reasoning: Pattern Spotting with Diagrams, Not Guesswork
Reasoning measures how quickly you find a rule. At this level the paper avoids heavy puzzles and sticks to number and letter series, analogy, coding-decoding, direction sense, blood relations, ranking, odd-one-out, mirror images and simple syllogism, all solvable with a pencil and a rough sketch.
348 words, about 2 min03Numerical Ability: Arithmetic Accuracy Under a Clock
Numerical Ability is school arithmetic against the clock. The topics are simplification, number series, percentage, average, ratio, profit and loss, simple interest, time and work, time-speed-distance, and basic mensuration.
324 words, about 2 min04General English: Grammar Rules and Passage Reading
General English checks whether you can read a short passage and write correct, simple sentences. Expect reading comprehension, fill in the blanks, error spotting, sentence improvement, synonyms and antonyms, spelling, idioms and one-word substitutions, all at a matriculation standard.
311 words, about 2 min