IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III Free Mock Test
IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III (IBPS RRB Scale 2 & 3) is part of India's Government Exams category, covering 6 topics. Kamiyab provides a free IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III Full Mock test — questions matched to the official exam pattern with real timing, instant scoring, and per-question explanations. Eligibility: Graduate · experience. Aligned to the current 2026 official syllabus.
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About IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III (Manager and Senior Manager in a Regional Rural Bank)
IBPS RRB Officer Scale II and Officer Scale III are the senior-officer entry points into the 28 Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) of India, following the One State-One RRB Phase-IV consolidation effective 1 May 2025. Officer Scale II covers Manager-level positions across both Generalist Officer (MMGS-II) and Specialist Officer streams (Information Technology Officer, Chartered Accountant, Law Officer, Treasury Manager, Marketing Officer, Agricultural Officer). Officer Scale III covers Senior Manager (MMGS-III) Generalist positions. Both Scale II and Scale III recruitments happen through the same Common Recruitment Process for Regional Rural Banks (CRP-RRBs) cycle, with separate notification sections and separate examinations within the same calendar.
Unlike Officer Scale I which is open to fresh graduates, Officer Scale II and Officer Scale III have minimum banking-experience requirements: Officer Scale II Generalist requires 2 years of banking experience as an officer, Officer Scale II Specialist requires 2 years of relevant domain experience (with specific professional qualifications for IT, CA, Law, Treasury, Marketing, Agricultural Officer roles), and Officer Scale III requires 5 years of banking experience as an officer (in a Scheduled Commercial Bank or PSB). This experience-gating means the candidate pool is predominantly already-employed bank officers from PSBs, RRBs, private-sector banks and cooperative banks looking for lateral movement into the RRB Manager / Senior Manager cadre. Recent CRP-RRBs cycles have advertised 250-600 Scale II and 100-300 Scale III vacancies pooled across all 28 participating RRBs.
Selection happens in two stages: a Single Examination (objective + interview-eligibility scoring on one paper) and a Personal Interview. There is NO separate Preliminary screening for Scale II and Scale III — only one Single Examination. Final merit is computed on an 80:20 weightage — Single Exam 80% + Interview 20%. Officer Scale II joins at MMGS-II (Middle Management Grade Scale II) with a basic pay starting at Rs 64,820 (12th Bipartite Settlement effective 1 November 2022, extended to RRB officer cadre) and a CTC of approximately Rs 12-16 lakh per annum. Officer Scale III joins at MMGS-III with a basic pay starting at Rs 85,920 and a CTC of approximately Rs 16-22 lakh per annum, depending on RRB and city of posting.
Who the exam suits: serving bank officers with the notified years of experience who want a Manager or Senior Manager role in a Regional Rural Bank, usually in their home state, and specialist professionals (IT, Chartered Accountancy, Law, Treasury, Marketing, Agriculture) who want to move into the RRB officer cadre at Scale II. The Single Examination tests Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, Financial Awareness, English or Hindi and Computer Knowledge in one composite-timed paper, with a Professional Knowledge section added for the specialist streams, so the exam rewards an officer who has kept the aptitude speed of the entry-level exams while building the financial-awareness depth that day-to-day branch and regional-office work provides.
How to use this page: the eligibility section states the age, degree and experience conditions for Scale II Generalist, Scale II Specialist and Scale III as notified; the pattern section gives the Single Examination structure for each and the interview weight; the syllabus lists topics per section including the specialist streams; the preparation section sets out a plan built around a full-time job; and the dates section tracks the CRP-RRBs calendar. Check the experience clause against your own service record first — the count of years as an officer, and the type of institution, is what the document verification examines most closely.
Conducted by: Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), Mumbai; IBPS conducts the Common Recruitment Process for Regional Rural Banks (CRP-RRBs) on behalf of all 28 participating Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) sponsored by various public sector banks
Eligibility
- Officer Scale II — Generalist Officer (MMGS-II)Age: 21 to 32 years as on the cut-off date specified in the notification (typically 1st June of the recruitment year). Age relaxation: SC/ST +5 years (up to 37), OBC +3 years (up to 35), PwBD +10 years over and above category relaxation, Ex-servicemen relaxation as per Government rules.
- Officer Scale II — Specialist Officer (IT / CA / Law / Treasury / Marketing / Agricultural Officer)Age: 21 to 32 years as on the cut-off date specified in the notification. Age relaxation: standard category-wise relaxations apply (SC/ST +5, OBC +3, PwBD +10 over category, Ex-servicemen per Government rules).
- Officer Scale III — Senior Manager (MMGS-III)Age: 21 to 40 years as on the cut-off date specified in the notification. Age relaxation: SC/ST +5, OBC +3, PwBD +10 over category, Ex-servicemen per Government rules.
Exam Pattern
Stage-by-stage breakdown of the recruitment process.
Single Examination (Officer Scale II — Generalist)
- Questions
- 200 multiple-choice questions (Reasoning 40 + Quant 40 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 40)
- Marks
- 200 marks (Reasoning 50 + Quant 50 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 20)
- Duration
- 120 minutes (2 hours) COMPOSITE TIMING for the full paper
Single Examination (Officer Scale II — Specialist)
- Questions
- 240 multiple-choice questions (Reasoning 40 + Quant 40 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 40 + Professional Knowledge 40)
- Marks
- 200 marks (Reasoning 40 + Quant 40 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 20 + Computer 20 + Professional Knowledge 40; English/Hindi and Computer scored at 0.5 marks per question; other sections at 1 mark per question)
- Duration
- 150 minutes (2.5 hours) COMPOSITE TIMING
Single Examination (Officer Scale III — Senior Manager)
- Questions
- 200 multiple-choice questions (Reasoning 40 + Quant 40 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 40)
- Marks
- 200 marks (Reasoning 50 + Quant 50 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 20)
- Duration
- 120 minutes (2 hours) COMPOSITE TIMING
Personal Interview
- Questions
- Open-ended panel interview by a board of 4-5 members from the participating RRB and Sponsor Bank
- Marks
- 100 marks (qualifying minimum: 40% General / 35% reserved)
- Duration
- Typically 20-30 minutes per candidate (longer than Scale I interview because of experience-deep-dive)
Syllabus
6 sections, 58 topics in total.
- Reasoning Ability (Single Exam — Scale II and III)11 topics
- Quantitative Aptitude (Single Exam — Scale II and III)12 topics
- Financial Awareness (Single Exam — Scale II and III)14 topics
- English / Hindi Language (Single Exam — Scale II and III)8 topics
- Computer Knowledge (Single Exam — Scale II and III)7 topics
- Professional Knowledge — Scale II Specialist (stream-specific)6 topics
Preparation Strategy
Subject-wise strategy, a study plan and the books aspirants rely on for IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III (Manager and Senior Manager in a Regional Rural Bank).
Read the preparation guideRecent Changes to Know
- One State-One RRB Phase-IV consolidation (gazette notified 7 April 2025, effective 1 May 2025) reduced the number of RRBs from 43 to 28 by amalgamating 26 RRBs across 11 States/UTs into single State-level entities. Scale II and Scale III recruitments now reflect the consolidated 28-RRB structure — fewer participating RRBs but larger geographies per RRB (each consolidated RRB spans an entire State's rural-banking footprint). The participating-RRB list and state-wise vacancy disclosure are published with each cycle's CRP-RRBs notification.
- 12th Bipartite Settlement (effective 1 November 2022) was extended to RRB officer cadre. Scale II joins at MMGS-II basic pay Rs 64,820 with CTC Rs 12-16 lakh per annum; Scale III joins at MMGS-III basic pay Rs 85,920 with CTC Rs 16-22 lakh per annum.
- Scale II Specialist Officer stream eligibility now strictly requires the stream-specific professional qualification (CA from ICAI for CA stream, B.E./B.Tech CS/IT for IT stream, LL.B. with Bar Council enrolment for Law stream). Earlier flexibility around equivalent diploma qualifications has been tightened in recent cycles.
- Financial Awareness section depth has expanded materially across recent cycles — questions on Basel III liquidity ratios (LCR, NSFR), IBC resolution timelines, ARC framework changes, and RBI's recent Master Directions on Microfinance Loans / Digital Lending / Climate Risk Disclosure are now standard. Static GK has reduced to 5-8 questions out of the 40-question section.
- With the 28-RRB structure now in place across 26 States and 2 Union Territories (over 22,000 branches in 700 districts), Scale II and Scale III aspirants should expect larger per-RRB territories, more concentrated managerial responsibility and Sponsor-Bank consolidation reflecting the new One State-One RRB alignment. Track DFS announcements and NABARD annual reports for subsequent listing or IPO of selected RRBs (the Centre has targeted 5 RRBs for listing by end-FY27).
Important Dates
- Notification
- IBPS RRB notification (covering Officer Scale I/II/III and Office Assistant) is typically released in June-July every year on ibps.in. The online application window is approximately 3 weeks long. The cycle is referred to as CRP-RRBs-XIII, XIV etc. — incremented each year.
- Exam
- Officer Scale II Generalist and Specialist Single Exam: typically September. Officer Scale III Single Exam: typically September (often on the same weekend as Scale II). Personal Interview for Scale II/III: October-November. Provisional allotment to a participating RRB: typically January-February of the following year.
- Results
- Single Exam result: roughly 3-4 weeks after the Single Exam. Interview shortlisting: 4-6 weeks after Single Exam. Final reserve list and provisional allotment: January-February of the year following the notification cycle. Joining typically happens in March-May at the allotted RRB.
All dates are indicative ranges and have varied by 2-6 weeks across recent cycles. Always confirm against the latest CRP-RRBs notification PDF and the IBPS Annual Calendar published every January on ibps.in. Admit cards are released approximately 7-10 days before each exam stage at ibpsonline.ibps.in.
IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III preparation guides
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IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III mock test — frequently asked questions
What is the IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III eligibility?
A graduate degree (in any discipline) from a recognised university with minimum 50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/PwBD), OR equivalent qualification recognised by Central Government. Preference is given to candidates with a degree in Banking, Finance, Marketing, Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Science, Agricultural Engineering, Pisciculture, Co-operation, Economics or Accountancy. MINIMUM 2 YEARS of experience as an officer in a Scheduled Commercial Bank / Regional Rural Bank / Cooperative Bank is mandatory. Local language proficiency in the Opted State is mandatory. Age: 21 to 32 years as on the cut-off date specified in the notification (typically 1st June of the recruitment year). Age relaxation: SC/ST +5 years (up to 37), OBC +3 years (up to 35), PwBD +10 years over and above category relaxation, Ex-servicemen relaxation as per Government rules. Nationality: Citizen of India OR subject of Nepal/Bhutan OR Tibetan refugee who came to India before 1 January 1962 with intent of permanently settling in India OR person of Indian origin migrated from specified countries with intent of permanently settling in India. Categories (b)-(d) require an eligibility certificate from the Government of India..
What is the IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III exam pattern?
Single Examination (Officer Scale II — Generalist) covers Reasoning · Quantitative Aptitude · Financial Awareness · English Language OR Hindi Language · Computer Knowledge. 200 multiple-choice questions (Reasoning 40 + Quant 40 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 40) questions for 200 marks (Reasoning 50 + Quant 50 + Financial Awareness 40 + English/Hindi 40 + Computer 20) marks, with negative marking of 0.25 mark deducted per wrong answer; no penalty for unattempted questions.
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A Full Mock is built to match the real IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III exam pattern and timing — a complete, full-length paper. You can also practise a single topic on its own for a shorter, focused session.
Which subjects and topics are covered for IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III?
6 topics are covered for IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III, including Reasoning Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, English / Hindi Language and more. Each topic can be practised on its own or combined into a full-length mock.
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Every question is hand-curated and kept aligned with the current official IBPS RRB Officer Scale II & Scale III syllabus, each with a short explanation. When the exam body revises the syllabus, the question bank is updated so you are not practising removed or out-of-syllabus topics.
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