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Quick answer. RBI Grade B DSIM has three eligibility routes: a Master’s with 55 percent in Statistics or a related quantitative subject, a Master’s with 55 percent in Data Science, AI, Machine Learning or Big Data Analytics, or a four year Bachelor’s with 60 percent in any of those. SC, ST and PwBD candidates need … Read more
Quick answer. RBI DSIM Paper II is a descriptive Statistics paper worth 100 marks in 180 minutes. Questions are displayed on a computer screen and answers are written by hand on paper. A non programmable on screen calculator is provided, and it is the only paper in the whole examination where any calculator is allowed. … Read more
Quick answer. Only a handful of memory based RBI DSIM papers exist, which is why the most searched phrase for this exam has no good answer. The fix is to borrow practice from examinations that test the same nine units: UPSC ISS Statistics for descriptive answer writing, IIT JAM Mathematical Statistics and GATE Statistics for … Read more
Quick answer. Two of the nine RBI Grade B DSIM syllabus units are Data Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and Database and Data Warehouse Management. Together they name recurrent and convolutional neural networks, natural language processing, gradient boosting, support vector machines, SQL joins, star and snowflake schemas, ETL and OLAP versus OLTP. Both Paper … Read more
Quick answer. Very few RBI DSIM previous year papers exist, and the Paper I cutoff has swung widely across recent cycles. That makes pattern based preparation unreliable. The method that works is concept first: master a small set of trusted books completely, borrow practice from examinations that test the same ideas, and give extra depth … Read more