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RBI Office Attendant updates
RBI Office Attendant 2026: Notification, Vacancy & Latest Updates
RBI Office Attendant recruits support-staff (Class IV equivalent) directly for the Reserve Bank of India's regional offices — a distinct, lower-qualification post from RBI Assistant, typically with a strong preference for candidates local to the notified state/region.
Facts last verified 5 July 2026
RBI Office Attendant (latest cycle)
Eligibility summary
- Qualification
- 10th pass (higher qualification typically disqualifies, unlike most other posts)
- Age limit
- Typically 18-25 years, with standard category relaxations
- Residence
- Strong preference/requirement for candidates local to the notified state
Process
Selection process
- Online written test (objective, language and locality-linked).
- Language proficiency test in the local/regional language.
- Document verification, followed by the final merit list.
Exam pattern
- Written test
- Objective, covering reasoning, numerical ability, English/Hindi and general awareness
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RBI Office Attendant FAQ
Is RBI Office Attendant the same recruitment as RBI Assistant?
No — RBI Office Attendant is a 10th-pass-level support-staff post, while RBI Assistant is a graduate-level clerical-cadre post with a separate, more competitive exam and pay scale.
Can a graduate apply for RBI Office Attendant?
Check the specific notification — RBI Office Attendant posts have historically capped the qualification (often 10th/12th pass maximum) rather than accepting graduates, unlike most other government posts.