RBI Grade B Phase 2 Marathon Revision Plan for English

If you’re looking for a dependable and efficient way to excel in the upcoming RBI Grade B Phase 2 English exam, we’ve got just the thing for you – our Marathon Revision Plan. Our comprehensive plan offers a structured approach to refining your English skills and boosting your confidence to succeed on exam day. With our expert guidance and rigorous training, you can maximize your potential and achieve your desired outcomes. So why leave your future to chance? English is among the most scoring section and can help you to fetch 85+ marks to achieve the cut-off score. Follow our quick revision plan to cover important topics in the last 2 days.

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RBI Grade B Phase II 2023: Exam Pattern

Sections	Questions	Marks	Time Duration
Paper I: Economic and Social Issues: 50% Objective+50% Descriptive	30 Objective Questions6 Descriptive (4 Needs to be Answered)	100	120 Mins
Paper II: English Writing Skills	3	100	90 Mins
Paper III: Finance & Management50% Objective+50% Descriptive	30 Objective Questions6 Descriptive (4 Needs to be Answered)	100	120 Mins

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2 Days Fastrack Revision Strategy for the English Language

Hey there! With only 2 days left until your Phase 2 exam on July 30, it’s important to focus on the most scoring section, which is English. You can use the time left to cover tips and tricks for approaching descriptive questions such as Precis, Comprehension, and Essay Writing. Here’s a 2-day revision strategy to help you out:

Day 1:

– Review the basics of English grammar, including verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and sentence structure.

– Practice writing short paragraphs or essays on various topics to build your writing skills.

– Look up new vocabulary words and try to use them in sentences to improve your vocabulary.

Day 2:

– Focus on comprehension by reading passages and answering questions based on them.

– Work on improving your precis writing skills by practicing summarizing longer texts into shorter, more concise versions.

– Take a mock test to assess your progress and identify areas where you need more practice.

Don’t exhaust yourself during revision time. Take frequent breaks to refresh your mind and regain energy. In your break time, listen to soft music and go out for walks. Work with a positive mindset and see improvement in your performance.

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Good luck with your revision!

Divya Sharma

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