Most candidates chasing RBI Grade B or Assistant posts focus on exam prep; but this 5.26% yield on 91-day T-bills tells a deeper story: even short-term government paper is now paying better than many private sector fixed deposits. What does this mean? It signals tighter liquidity, rising risk-free rates, and possibly more attractive public sector returns. For aspirants, it’s not just about getting the job; it’s about understanding the economic backdrop that makes these roles financially strategic. Forget just memorizing monetary policy. Start tracking T-bill yields. They’re the silent indicators of where public sector returns are headed.