Banking Exams Descriptive Section Topics Tips Format Etc

Descriptive Questions Categories of Topics

The descriptive questions for both the ESI and FM can be categorized into three categories:

All important topics/concepts are to be understood well and should be practiced from time to time.
Keep a track of all important events, schemes, policies and reports and other current affairs on a daily basis.
Cover current affairs of at least past 6 months
Ensure that you prepare proper notes on current affairs including important points in the Union Budget and Economic Survey.
Opinion based questions will be mostly asked from the social issues section and these questions are to be justified. Spend some time to prepare for such questions.
Practice few such questions before facing the actual examination.

Start with the management section. The descriptive questions from this would be static in nature and for this you will have to be thorough with the concepts.
Read each chapter carefully and make a note of the keywords for each chapter.
Current affairs related topics are to be prepared well for the Finance section. The current affairs that are in the news lately and other static topics are to be prepared well.
Build your answers around these keywords that you have list down.
Practice similar questions before facing the actual examination.
Learn from our RBI Grade B notes.

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