RRB Amalgamation Details
This question asks for the total number of Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) remaining after the fourth phase of amalgamation, as notified by the Department of Financial Services (DFS) in 2025.
Fourth Phase Amalgamation
Key details regarding the fourth phase include:
- The number of RRBs involved in this amalgamation is $26$.
- The notification year is 2025.
Resulting Number of RRBs
The question asks for the final count of RRBs after this consolidation. Based on the provided correct answer, the number of RRBs left in the country after the amalgamation of $26$ RRBs is $28$.
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