But here’s the real question: What happens next? For over 10,000 candidates who cleared Phase 1 and sat for Mains on 7 June 2026, the next hurdle is quiet but crucial; the Language Proficiency Test (LPT). No interview. No drama. Just one test: Can you speak, write, and understand the local language of your assigned RBI office? Whether it’s Marathi in Mumbai, Telugu in Hyderabad, or Assamese in Guwahati; this test isn't about marks, it’s about eligibility. And yes, if you didn’t study the language in school, you’ll still have to prove you can handle it. The RBI won’t call you for an interview; but your language skills will decide if you get the job. Check your roll number now. If you’re on that list, start practicing your local language; because your ₹58,514 in-hand salary is waiting… not for your Mains score; but for your ability to speak the people’s language.