RBI Office Attendant Score Card 2026: Cut Off Out

The Reserve Bank of India has released the RBI Office Attendant Score Card 2026 on 4 November 2026, along with the office-wise and category-wise cut-off marks. If you sat the online exam on 28 February and 1 March 2026 for one of the 572 Office Attendant posts, you can now see your marks and check them against the cut-off for the office and category you applied under. The scorecard sits behind a login on the RBI recruitment portal, and RBI published the cut-off table as a public PDF.

RBI Office Attendant Score Card 2026 at a glance

RBI Office Attendant Cut Off 2026, office by office

RBI published two tables. The first gives the total cut-off out of 120 for each office and category. The second gives the sectional cut-off for each of the four sections, each out of 30.

You had to clear both. Clearing the total without clearing one section did not qualify you, and clearing every section without reaching the total did not either.

The table below shows six offices. Read your row across to your category. Nil means RBI had no vacancy in that category at that office, so no cut-off applies there.

Chandigarh set the highest General cut-off in the country at 112.50, with the SC cut-off there at 108.00. Patna follows at 109.00 for General. At the other end, Guwahati had the lowest General cut-off at 96.00. The gap between the highest and lowest General cut-off is more than 16 marks on a 120 mark paper, which is why the office you applied to matters as much as your category.

The full table covers 14 offices: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Kanpur and Lucknow, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi and Patna. The RBI document also lists separate cut-offs for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities and Ex-Servicemen.

Two marks in that document need a plain reading. An asterisk next to a figure means every qualified candidate in that group is on the merit list, so the list cannot be extended. A dollar sign means the cut-off is at par with the General category.

The sectional table is short, and it is the same for every office.

A General candidate needed 9 marks in each section and the total for their office and category. A reserved category candidate needed 7.50 in each section.

The sectional bar is low on purpose. It exists to catch a candidate who scores heavily in one section and nearly nothing in another, not to decide the merit order. The total cut-off does that work.

One thing the scorecard does not do is finish the recruitment. RBI declared the result of the online exam on 22 June 2026, when it published the roll numbers of provisionally shortlisted candidates. This 4 November release only adds the marks and the cut-offs behind that shortlist.

If your roll number was not in the June list, the scorecard tells you your marks and where you fell short. It does not move you to the next stage.

How to download your scorecard

Open opportunities.rbi.org.in, or go to rbi.org.in and open the Opportunities@RBI section. Find the notification titled Recruitment to the Post of Office Attendant, Panel Year 2025, and open the link for the scorecard or marksheet for the online examination. Enter your Registration Number or Roll Number and your Password or Date of Birth in DD-MM-YY format, fill in the captcha, and submit. Your marksheet shows your name, registration number, exam details, marks in each section and your total.

Download it and keep a copy. You will need your marks again at the Language Proficiency Test, and a screenshot in a chat group is not a substitute for the document itself. Check only the RBI site. Any other site asking for your registration number and password to show you the same marksheet is not RBI.

What happens after the scorecard

Shortlisted candidates now face the Language Proficiency Test. RBI holds it in the local language of the state or region you applied for, and it is qualifying only. You have to pass it to stay in the process, but its marks do not change your merit position. RBI has not announced LPT dates yet.

After the LPT comes a medical examination and document verification. RBI prepares the final merit list only after those stages are complete.

So the practical position is simple. If you cleared both cut-offs, your next job is to wait for the LPT schedule from your regional RBI office and keep your documents ready. If you missed a cut-off, the scorecard still has value: it shows your section scores, so you can see whether the gap was in one subject or across the paper. That is the honest use of a marksheet after a result, and it is more useful than guessing from the cut-off table alone.

If you never applied to RBI, two other bank openings are still live: IBPS has 3 posts open till 12 November, and Indian Bank has 1,500 apprentice seats open till 25 November.

Sources & verification: Reserve Bank of India, Recruitment for the Post of Office Attendant, Panel Year 2025, cut-off marks document (CutOffTable04112026.pdf), read 8 November 2026: office-wise and category-wise total cut-offs for the online examination, category-wise sectional cut-offs, and the legend for Nil, asterisk and dollar sign entries. Reserve Bank of India advertisement dated 15 January 2026 for the same recruitment. Scorecard release date of 4 November 2026, 572 posts, exam dates of 28 February and 1 March 2026, result date of 22 June 2026, and the scorecard login steps are reported by Testbook, 9curry, FreeJobAlert and SarkariExam in agreement.