RBI Grade B DEPR preparation

RBI Grade B DEPR preparation that adapts to your gaps.

Work through five RBI Economics subject groups, revisit each one, and finish with full-length mocks in the 30 one-mark plus 35 two-mark paper format.
Phase I Paper I15 tests65 questions1,400+ practice questionsClear test sequence

RBI Grade B DEPR preparation

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Phase I Paper I
15 tests
65 questions
1,400+ practice questions
  • 15 tests
  • 5 subject groups
  • 65-question papers
  • 1400+ practice questions

Begin here · understand where you stand

Start by knowing where you stand.

One good starting point makes every later decision more useful.

Your starting point

Baseline Test

Every exam test series begins with a baseline. It shows where you are already comfortable, where the gaps begin, and gives your plan an honest starting point.
  • MCQ format
  • A subject-wise picture
  • A clearer starting plan
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Explore freely · enrol in a test series to take your baseline

Need live teaching?

EcoNiti has an IES + RBI Grade B DEPR course.

Use Xaptiq here for personalised RBI practice. Choose the EcoNiti course if you want live lectures, mentorship, evaluation, and Xaptiq practice together.

How it works

Know where you stand. Know what comes next.

Xaptiq turns where you stand, the time left, and the hours you can genuinely practise into a plan that belongs to you.

Your preparation plan

Built around your preparation and your week

MicroeconomicsStrong
MacroeconomicsFocus area
Indian EconomicsNeeds work
Public EconomicsOn track

Upcoming work

Next · Macroeconomics

Subject test · 65 questions · 120 mins

Later · Indian Economy

Subject test · 65 questions · 120 mins

One connected path

A steady plan. A sharper next step.

Your plan gives the preparation a clear shape around the time you have. Each result then helps Xaptiq choose a more useful next test for you—without constantly rearranging the rest of your plan.

01See where you stand
02Get a plan built around your exam
03Practise what matters most
04Know what to attempt next
Download the setup guidePDF · 13 pages · every step, with screenshots

How the practice is organised

Five subject groups. Fifteen tests. One clear sequence.

Related subjects are practised together, followed by full-length papers. The series includes two rounds across all five subject groups and five complete mocks.

Subject group

Micro Plus

  • Microeconomics
  • Public Economics
  • Game theory

Subject group

Macro Plus

  • Macroeconomics
  • Money and Banking
  • International Economics

Subject group

Growth, Development & Environment

  • Growth and Development
  • Environmental Economics

Subject group

Quantitative Methods in Economics

  • Statistics & Econometrics
  • Mathematical Methods in Economics

Subject group

Indian Economy

  • Indian Economy

What's included

A complete run through Phase I Paper I

Ten subject tests help you strengthen and revisit the syllabus. Five full-length mocks then bring the complete 65-question paper together.

Phase I Paper I format

Full-Length Mocks

65 questions each, with 30 one-mark and 35 two-mark questions. Designed for full-paper timing, stamina, and final readiness.
5 sets

2 rounds per group

Subject-Group Tests

Two 65-question papers for each of the five subject groups, giving every area a first pass and a second round of practice.
10 tests

for practice

More Room to Practise

More than 1400 RBI Economics questions support subject tests, full-length mocks, and revision without relying on the same questions repeatedly.
1400+ questions

How it works

Practise the paper the way it is actually set

The test series keeps related subjects together, follows the one-mark and two-mark split, and gives full mocks a proper place in your preparation.

Grouping

Subjects that belong together

Micro Plus, Macro Plus, Growth and Environment, Quantitative Methods, and Indian Economy make a broad syllabus easier to work through.

Paper format

Practise the real mark split

Every complete paper uses 30 one-mark and 35 two-mark questions, so your pacing reflects the actual format.

Balance

Keep subjects and mocks in balance

Your plan makes room for a second pass through each subject group as well as full-paper practice before the exam.

Price and joining

See the current RBI Grade B DEPR test series

The test-series page shows the current price, how to join, how long access lasts, which tests are included, and how many attempts you receive. Once you join, your baseline, preparation plan, progress, and next test stay connected.

RBI Grade B DEPR prep — common questions

Frequently asked questions

What does the RBI Grade B DEPR test series include?
The series has 15 tests: five full-length mocks and two rounds of tests across five subject groups. Each full mock follows the 65-question paper format, with 30 one-mark and 35 two-mark questions. The question bank has over 1,400 questions across the RBI Economics syllabus.
Why are the subjects organised into five groups?
The groups bring related ideas together and balance heavier subjects with lighter ones. Micro Plus, Macro Plus, Growth, Development and Environment, Quantitative Methods, and Indian Economy make the syllabus easier to revise without separating topics that naturally support one another.
Where can I see the current price and joining details?
The test-series page shows the current price, how to join, how long access lasts, which tests are included, and how many attempts you receive. You can read those details without signing in; an account is needed when you are ready to take a test.
How does Xaptiq personalise my RBI Grade B preparation?
Your baseline shows how you are doing across the five subject groups. Xaptiq then arranges the 15 tests around the time left before the exam, giving earlier attention to the areas that need it most. You can see what to take first without having to work out the whole sequence yourself.
Can I get guidance from a mentor during my RBI Grade B preparation?
Yes. Xaptiq pairs structured practice and progress with Dr. Komal Sahai and her team at EcoNiti. They know the RBI Grade B DEPR syllabus and paper pattern in depth. They can help when a concept, a subject group, or a test result needs discussion. Xaptiq keeps the tests and progress organised; the mentors bring judgement and context. You can reach them directly through the EcoNiti contact page, or review the IES + RBI Grade B DEPR course if you want live teaching and Xaptiq practice together.
Where do the practice questions come from?
The question bank combines past RBI Grade B DEPR questions with newly developed practice questions. They are organised by subject group and difficulty so each test has a clear purpose in the larger preparation plan.