IBPS SO - Rajbhasha Adhikari Practice Exam

IBPS SO - Rajbhasha Adhikari

A Rajbhasha Adhikari (Official Language Officer) in a bank plays a key role in ensuring Hindi’s proper use in official communications. They manage translating circulars, notices, and other documents between English and Hindi, organize language training for staff, and uphold government policies that encourage the use of Hindi in banking operations.

You work to ensure seamless, error-free bilingual communications—helping branch staff learn and use Hindi fluently, arranging workshops, and keeping official messages clear and culturally refined.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

• Post-graduates in Hindi (with English at graduation level) or Sanskrit (with Hindi/English as subjects)
• Language professionals passionate about banking communications and linguistic policy

Skills Required

• Strong Hindi language skills and translation ability
• Banking terminology in both languages
• Communication, training, and language policy implementation skills

Knowledge Gained

• Expertise in translating and proofreading official documents
• Capability to conduct Hindi language training sessions for staff
• Understanding of official language policy and its implementation in banking

Course Outline

The IBPS SO - Rajbhasha Adhikari Exam covers the following topics -

1. Preliminary Exam (for qualification)

• Reasoning
• English Language
• General Awareness with special banking reference

2. Mains – Professional Knowledge

• Official Language (Rajbhasha) Act, provisions, awards, institutions, and constitutional status
• Translation (banking terminology, phrases, documents)
• Descriptive section: Translating Hindi ↔ English paragraphs