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[SBI PO] Halltickets, English Objective and Descriptive paper, Essays, precis practice and free study
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SBI Hall Tickets
English Breakup: MCQs
English in SSC CGL vs SBI PO: Similarity
English in SSC CGL vs SBI PO: Difference
English Breakup: Descriptive (50 Marks)
Letter writing
Precis
Essay writing
Why Essay is extremely important?
Essay: fundamental principles
Essay: Grabbing the fodder points
Appendix: download links
Appendix: big list of Essay topics
Women empowerment
Economy
Globalization
Science Tech
Environment related
IT related
Science as such
Science vs others
Polity/Society related
Polity/ Democracy related
Corruption
Judiciary / Law n Order
Rights
Religion
Development
Social issues
Culture
Media, Cinema, Television
Philosophical / Abstract type essays
Proverb based
Youth Education and Sports
Youth
Education
Sports

Introduction
First things first
1. SBI has uploaded Halltickets/call letters for PO exam click me to download. If youve any problems / doubts then write email to
sbi_po@ibpsorg.org
2. SBI has also uploaded the brochure for PO exam, it contains some mock questions (do solve all of them) click me to download
3. And most important notices for Those who have never appeared in any Bank exams before:
Do remember your class 10, 12, graduation marks and annual family income. Because youve to fill up those
details in the answersheet.
DONOT forget to bring one photo-identity proof e.g. voters id/ driving licence (and its photocopy) in the exam. Hall
supervisor will take away the photocopy of your id proof.

DONOT forget to paste a recent passport sized photo on your call letter. Hall supervisor will take away your call letter also
so also keep a photocopy of call letter @home for evidence/future reference.
Now coming to the topic of this article: how to prepare the English section (both objective and descriptive) for SBI PO exam.
In SBI PO, you face English in following areas
1. Objective paper (MCQs): 50 out of 200 questions.
2. Descriptive paper: 50 marks and 1 hour.

English Breakup: MCQs

Topic

SBI Asso.PO 2011 Rural PO 2010

RC

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10

Vocabulary (synonym, antonym)

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Sentence correction

Fill in the blank

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Sentence arrangement / sentence completion 5

10

Total

50

50

The approach remains more or less the same like that for SSC CGL. click me
Except a few modifications:

English in SSC CGL vs SBI PO: Similarity

Both have questions on Sentence correction, Sentence arrangement and fill in the blanks, vocabulary.

English in SSC CGL vs SBI PO: Difference

SSC

SBI

In SSC CGL, the vocabulary is absolute, meaning they give you

some word and ask you to find its synonym, antonym or fill in the
blanks.

In SBI PO, some of the vocabulary is asked from the

words/phrases given in the Reading comprehension
passage.

In SSC CGL, there are exclusive questions from active/passive and

direct/indirect speech.

Usually no

Exclusive questions on idioms and phrases

Usually no

Passages are bit more lengthy and complex than SSC

English Breakup: Descriptive (50 Marks)

From 2010s Rural PO paper:
Topic

Options?

Words Marks

Letter writing

Any 1 out of given 3 150

10

Essay_I

Any 1 out of given 3 150

Essay_II

Any 1 out of given 3 250

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Precies

1 passage

10

Reading comprehension 1 passage

10

Letter writing
Here is a list of letters asked in 2010s SBI exams
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Write a letter to newspaper editor, expressing your concerns about adult graded cinema and its impact on youth.
Write a letter to newspaper editor, to comment on the earlier article on environmental awareness and citizens duty to protect it.
Write letter to your manager, seeking leave for attending family function
Write letter to a student, giving tips on healthy study habits for board exam

As you can see the first and second letter are actually Essay topics.
How to prepare letter writing? Borrow some neighbourhood kids class 10/12s English guidebook, see the standard format for
letter writing (or google.)

Precis
For practice, use the UPSC (compulsory) English papers of past 16 years. Free download link in the appendix of this article.

Essay writing
Here is the list of essays asked in 2010s SB PO exams
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My motherland
Dowry deaths
Blessings of science
Socialism
Features economic recession
A Day when everything went wrong
Medias responsibility in molding public opinion
Impact of interest rate change on economy
Risks in Stock market trading.
Banks are manufacturers of money

Why Essay is extremely important?

Dont prepare Essay for the sake of descriptive paper, because youll have to face the same topics directly or indirectly during
the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) stage of SBI PO.
And GD+PI=50 marks.

Essay: fundamental principles

Fundamental principles remain same like UPSC Essay: spend the first few minutes on brainstorming the idea. then rank those
ideas, start writing essay: introduction >> body (+/- pros, cons) >> conclusion.
For more elaboration, read the earlier article on Essay writing click me

Essay: Grabbing the fodder points

To write a decent essay, what you need is decent fodder points.
Essay can be on variety of topics, so ideally you need to keep reading newspapers, magazines, some good books from library on
regular basis.
After some months, you have good fodder points on almost every topic.
But given that only few days are left before exam, such ideal approach is neither practical nor possible.
Therefore, Im providing two things (in the appendix)
1. IGNOU India democracy and Development zip file. This PDF set contains necessary fodder points to approach most of the
social/democracy/Development etc. topics related essays.
2. Huge list of essays.
What is in the list?
Ive compiled a list of essays from previous Bank Papers, LIC / other insurance exam papers, UPSC (from both compulsory
English and regular Essay- papers), index of some essay books
This list is neither sacred nor exhaustive, but covers lot of the ground that needs to be covered, in terms of Essay / Group
discussion for PO level competitive exams.
This list is broadly classified into following
Women empowerment
Economy related
Science-tech related
Globalization
Democracy, polity, freedom, development
Indias society, culture, media
Judiciary, law and order
Youth, education, sports
Philosophical / abstract topics and proverbs
Your task is to look at each of these essays, think in your head, brainstorm for ideas, if this essay is asked, what will I write
in it?
If youre positive that yes I can write 250 words=> then it is well and good.
If you cant think of that much content, then dig google and gather fodder points.
Ofcourse there is no dearth of readymade essay books in the market, but that type of firefighting/desi jugaad, I dont find it very

helpful because such books are either outdated (only reprinted, not updated after 90s), and or dont cover all the necessary
topics.

Appendix: download links

In any case, do some writing practice of prcis, letters, essays at home else you wont be able to finish the descriptive paper in
one hour.
for precis practice: Past UPSC papers of Compulsory english

http://files.secureserver.net/0sUFSbopZwYhtD

for Essay fodder points: IGNOU booklet India Democracy and Development
(MPS-003)

http://files.secureserver.net/0svvtuXkR5SJKX

Appendix: big list of Essay topics

Women empowerment
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Beauty Contests are an insult to womanhood

Contribution of women in Indias freedom strugggle
Do we need a Uniform civil Code in India?
Do we need Womens Reservation
Dowry A Curse
Empowerment alone cannot help our women
Female infanticide
Gender Bias
Greater political power alone will not improve womens plight
Growing Flexibility in Gender Roles of Men and Women
Hardships of Working Women
Honour Killings
If women ruled the world
Is India ready for a uniform civil code?
Managing work and home is the Indian working woman getting a fair deal ?
Men have failed: let women take over.
Problems of Working Women
Role of Women in Nation Building
Role of Women in Social Transformation
Should the Rapist be Sentenced to Death ?
The Culture of Modesty
The hand that rocks the cradle
The new emerging women power: the ground realities
Violence against Women
Whither womens emancipation?
Woman is gods best creation
Women empowerment: challenges and prospects
Women entrepreneurs of India
Women in Panchayati Raj institutions : Challenges and prospects
Women need empowerment
Women should have reserved seats in Parliament
Women rights in India

Economy
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Banks are manufacturers of money

Banking sector reforms in India
Banking ombudsman
Role of Banks in nation building
Are trade unions relevant in Todays world?
Protection of ecology and environment is essential for sustained economic development
Economic LiberalizationChallenges before India
Privatisation of the Economy
Private Sector versus Public Sector
Indias Population and Its Economic Implications
Transforming our Huge Population into Human Resource
Development and Population Control
Tourism : Potentials and Problems
The Problems of a Huge Population
From Brain Drain to Brain Gain

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Rise and Fall of Currency

Employees Rights to Strike
Proper Infrastructure for Growth
The Problem of Unemployment in India
inflation in India
FDI in retail
FDI will ruin the small scale industries of India
Too many Holidays Hamper our Pace of Progress
Poverty in India
Indian Budget is a Gamble on the Monsoons
In India when inflation rises govenance stalls.
Features of economic recession.
The risks of trading at the stock market.
The impact of interest rate changes on the economy.
IT sector boom in india.
Globalization would finish small-scale industries in india.
Economic growth without distributive justice is bound to breed violence.
Ecological considerations need not hamper development.
Multinational corporations saviours or saboteurs
Special economic zone : boon or bane
Resource management in the Indian context.
Should a moratorium be imposed on all fresh mining in tribal areas of the country?
Are our traditional handicrafts doomed to a slow death?
The focus of health care is increasingly getting skewed towards the haves of our society.
Urbanization is a blessing in disguise.
Public-Private-Partnership
Why are our farmers committing suicide?
To feed our increasing population , forest areas need to be cleared to increase land area available for cultivation. Do you agree?
Cottage industries
Food security for sustainable national development
Indian Budget is a Gamble on the Monsoons
In India when inflation rises governance stalls.
Features of economic recession.
The risks of trading at the stock market.
The impact of interest rate changes on the economy.
Can India achieve Double digit GDP growth rate?
IMF and World bank
WTO
Black Money: its social and economic impacts

Globalization
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The masks of new imperialism.

As civilization advances culture declines.
The implications of globalization for India.
My vision of an ideal world order.
Indias contribution to world wisdom.
The world of the twenty-first century.
Preparedness of our society for Indias global leadership role.
The global order: political and economic
Good fences make good neighbors
Terrorism and world peace
Indias Defence Needs in a Technological Scenario
United NationsRole and Future
On Good and Bad Neighbours
India as a global power
Is India a Soft State?
Globalization and Multiculturalism
Indias relations with its neighbors
Relevance of United nations in Todays world
Consequences of globalization
rise of China
my vision of ideal world
globlisation vs. nationalism
National identity and patriotism

24. Modernisation and westernization are not identical concepts.

Science Tech
I further classify them into four parts 1) Environment related 2) Computer/Information Technology 3) Science tech as such 4) Science
versus others

Environment related
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Sustainable Development and Environment

Pollution
Biodiversity
disaster management
Green activism
Drought : A Natural Calamity
Environmental Pollution
Wildlife Protection
Global Warming
The Need for Alternative Sources of Energy
Environment and Conservation
clean energy and sustainable Development
Modern worlds fears about nuclear energy.

IT related
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Computers: A Silent Revolution

Information Revolution
Protection from Internet Abuse
Computer : A Boon or a Bane
India on Mars
India on Moon
Information Technology Avenues and Opportunities
cyber security
Computers in Everyday Life
Internet as Virtual Library
Information Technology transforming the Indian Society.
Computer: the harbinger of silent revolution.
Increasing computerization would lead to the creation of a dehumanized society.
The cyberworld: its charms and challenges.

Science as such
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Human Cloning A Dangerous Invention

The modern doctor and his patients.
The technological miracles of the twentieth century
Contribution of Science to human progress
Science and human happiness
The lure of space.
HIV AIDS
Nanotechnology
Biotechnology

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Science and Technology Blessing or Curse?

Science Versus Religion
Man and Science Development in Science and Technology
Superstitions
The Limits of Science
Science and Religion.
Inventions generate necessity.
Science: Blessing or Curse?
The Scientific attitude rather than science is the need of the day
Moral Dilemmas Inherent in Scientific Progress
Are science and art antithetical to each other?
Science and Literature
Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind

50. Superstitions
51. Human Cloning
52. The march of science and the erosion of human values.

Polity/Society related
Democracy, Freedom related
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Whither Indian democracy today?

are traditional forms of protest no longer effective?
The predicaments of Democracy.
My motherland
Political reform you want in India
If I were the Prime Minister of India.
Water resources should be under the control of the central government.
The misinterpretation and misuse of freedom in india.
Politics without ethics is a disaster.
The vip culture is a bane of indian democracy
How far has democracy in india delivered the goods?
What we have not learnt during fifty years of independence.
Are we a soft state ?
What have we gained from our democratic set-up?
Paradoxes of Democracy
Democracy implies tolerance of dissent
The Role of Opposition in a Democracy
ElectionsLacunae and Remedies
casteism in India
Non-Violence
If the British had not colonised India
Relevance of Gandhi Today
How free are we?
Democracy in India
The test of democracy is the freedom of criticism
Indians are non-violent by nature
Indians are not non-violent by nature
migration and regionalism
Election Reforms Versus Indian Democracy
Politics without Ethics
Caste Politics in Elections
Threats to Indias Unity
Democracy in Theory and Practice
Directive Principles of State Policy
Fundamental Rights Bedrock of Indian Democracy
Communal Harmony VS Internal Security
Reservation in Private Sector
Coalition politics: boon or bane
do we need a Lokpal?
The Kashmir issue
Creation of smaller states and the consequent administrative , economic and developmental implication.
Is autonomy the best answer to combat balkanization?
The language problem in india: its past, present and prospects.

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Todays politicians
Criminalization of Politics
Corruption in Public Life
Criminalisation of Politics
do we need CBI
lokpal
right to information
right to service
Right to Reject/Recall India
Can the Corruption be Eradicated from our Society
My Idea of an Administrator
How should a civil servant conduct himself?

13. Politics, bureaucracy and business fatal triangle.

14. Need for police reforms in India
15. Election in India is the mother of all corruption.

Judiciary / Law n Order

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Role of Judiciary in a Democracy

Judicial Activism
Justice must reach the poor
Capital Punishment: favor or against
liquor prohibition
Should smoking be banned in public places?
Internal Security
Criminalization of Politics
Police Reforms
Terrorism in India & Global War against Terrorism
Criminalization of Politics
Terrorism in India.
Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty.
The Changing Face of Terrorism
Can Terrorism be Justified?
Crime : New Dimensions
Left wing extremism in India
Secessionist movements in India
In the Indian context , both human intelligence and technical intelligence are crucial in combating terrorism

Rights
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Should there be reservations?

Human Rights
Status of Human Rights in Independent India
Human Rights and the Armed Forces special protection Act
custodial torture
Should India implement one child policy
Child Labour
Child rights
Right to food
minority rights
Rights of the physically challenged
The Rights and Wrongs of Free Expression
social networking sites and freedom of speech
Reservation, politics and empowerment.
Euthanasia
Should Mercy-Killing be Legalized for Terminally ill Patients?

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Tolerance is the key to national unity

Social Harmony vs. Communal Frenzy
religion and politics
New cults and godmen: a threat to traditional religion
True religion cannot be misused.
Politics and Religion
Communalism
The Rights and Wrongs of Conversion
The world needs more tolerance

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Peoples Participation in Development

Law as an Instrument of Social Change
Panchayati Raj and Rural Development
Evaluation of panchayati raj system in india from the point of view of eradication of power to people.
Indias NGOs
Civil Society

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The Changing Face of Indian Society

Changing Idea of Family
India Today
Road rage
Adulteration
problems of urbanization
India A Tourists Paradise
Rural Development
Is vegetarianism a virtue ?
increasing consumerism in the middle class in India
Consequences of globalization on Indian society
India vs bharat
rural vs urban divide
challenges before urbanization
Urbanisation and its hazards
The indian society at the crossroads.
Why should we be proud of being indians?
Should the Prostitution be Legalized?
Gays should be Accepted Gracefully

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Indian Culture
Tourism in India
Indian culture today: a myth or a reality?
Modernism and our traditional socio-ethical values.
The composite culture of india.
Globalizations and its impact on indian culture.

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Advertising and Social Responsibility

Indian Cinema and Social Responsibility
Television and Teenage Violence
Challenge Before Television in India
Media Freedom and Individual Privacy
Can television affect society?
Role of Newspaper
Role of Visual Media in Socity
Yellow Journalism
Violence and Vulgarity in Films
Power of the press
Responsibility of media in moulding public opinion.
Advertisements : need for control
Role of media in good governance
media trials: good or bad?
role of media in national integration
breaking news
Mass media and cultural invasion.
Does indian cinema shape our popular culture or merely reflect it
How has satellite television brought about cultural change in indian mindsets.
Responsibility of media in a democracy.
Foreign Media in India : Any Cause for Concern?

Philosophical / Abstract type essays

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There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so.

Search for truth can only be a spiritual problem.
Spirituality and scientific temper.
Compassion is the basic of all morality
The pursuit of excellence.
What freedom means to me
Your idea of a happy life
Importance of a Work-Ethics
Material Progress and Human Values
Laughter, Truth, and Universality

11. Have We Lost the Direction ?

12. An encounter with an astrologer
13. Morality and Law

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The paths of glory lead but to the grave.

Truth is lived, not taught
History repeats itself
History needs to be rewritten
The Child is the Father of Man
Compassion is the basis of all morality
The road to happiness is always under construction
Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds
Truth may be eclipsed but not extinguished
No one knows what he can do till he tries
The great end of life is not knowledge but action
Failures are the pillars of success
Cowards die many times before their death.
Man is saved not by faith but by work
Laughter is the best medicine
Knowledge is power
All That Glitters Is Not Gold
Discipline means success , anarchy means ruin
Geography may remain the same ; history need not.
Attitude makes, habit makes character and character makes a man.
Disinterested intellectual curiosity is the lifeblood of civilisation.
Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds.
Useless life is an early death.
He would reigns within himself and folds his passions and desires and fears is more than a king.
Sweet are the uses of adversity.

Youth Education and Sports

Youth
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The Problems of Old Age

Menace of Ragging in India
Generation Gap
The tragedy of old age is not that one is old but that one is young
Commercialization of sports has degraded of sportsmanship
Menace of Drug Addition
An ideal college
An ideal college
Youth is a blunder, manhood a struggle, oldage a regret
If youth knew, if age could.
Youth culture today.

Education
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Education in IndiaLacunae and Remedies

Commercialization of Education
Privatisation of Education: Solution to Resource Crunch
Examinations are a necessary evil
Pleasures of Reading
Indias Examination System needs to be Overhauled.
Student politics in India
Importance of Wearing Uniform in Schools
right to education
pressure of competition is ruining the childhood
Should Students be Allowed to Grade their Teachers?
Modern technological education and human values.
Credit based higher education system status , opportunities and challenges
Education for all campaign in india: myth or reality.
Privatization of higher education in india.
Irrelevance of the classroom.
Value-based science and education.

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Is an egalitarian society possible by educating the masses ?

Independent thinking should be encouraged right form the childhood.
Restructuring of Indian education system.
Literacy is growing very fast, but there is no corresponding growth in education.
What is real education?
Education is Freedom
Why Ban English?
The ways to enrich our regional languages.

Sports
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Sports sans Sportsmanship

Ethics in Sports
Future of Sports in India
Need to check politicization of sports bodies in India
Value of yoga
India and Olympics
Need to check politicization of sports bodies in India
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Hai sir.we ha doubt about sbi po exam if we apply also count one attempt of exam?

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Sir,
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Your research is exhaustive and nicely arranged.

Isaac Newton
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Look bro, you havent mentioned a thing called SBI- Di section. How can you do that? You cannot play with the future of the children. NO, i
cant believe this.

Hemant
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Do we have to get the photo-id proof duly attested too ?

Mrunal
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No need.

vikas
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sir, descriptive marks will be added or is it just qualifying???

vivekanand
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it will be added

Ashok
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oops. What a long list? Thank you

susmita meher
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MRUNAL SIR
U R REALLY DOING A GOOD JOB BY CITING SO MANY INFO ABT COMPETITIVE EXAM.I HAV APPLIED FOR SSC PRASAR
BHARTI (ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ) I KNEW THE SYLLABUS BUT DON KNOW WHICH BOOK TO BE FOOLOWED SO THAT I CAN
GET ALL THA QUESTION TYPESPLZ HELP ME

csir ka result kab aa rha hai sir g

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bta dena sir

arun kumar
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Guys finished my SBI exam today.. will there be a sectional cutoff or aggregate marks of all sections.. please respond if someone knows
exactly.

Mrunal
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SBI has sectional cutoffs.

aradhana
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Hi! sir i have applied in cabinet secretariat for stenographer and personal assistant post.if you can let me know about the books and
material for thsi particular posts.exam is on 16june

shashikant sharma
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sir
i could not able to download the file of upsc previous year papers of english. there is problem in downloding. what i do?

Mrunal
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download link working fine here. try different browser.

Neha S
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Sir, I attempted around 125 questions in SBI PO 2013 (paper 1). About Descriptive paper, Im sure that Ill qualify. Are there any chances of
getting shortlisted for GD and Interview??

Abhinav
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Is RP Gupta English Book is sufficient for both Bank PO and SSC?

MUKUND LONKAR
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SBI PO 2013 RESULT DECLAIRED.I JUST SAW ON THEIR OFFICIAL WEBSITE.THEY HAVE GIVEN ROLL NO. OF SHORT LISTED
CANDIDATES.I AM OUT.AND FOLLOWING NOTICE::::::::
NOTICE
Recruitment of Probationary Officers in SBI
Written Exam held on 28-04-2013 (Phase I)
The Written Examination (Phase-I) result for the captioned project has since been
released on 14-06-2013 and the Group Discussion and Interview (Phase-II) will
commence from 03-07-2013.
The project is scheduled to be completed by end of August, 2013.
For information of all candidates, the marks of Written Examination, Group
Discussion & Interview will be uploaded on Banks website after completion of the
project.
Central Recruitment & Promotion Department,
State Bank of India,
Mumbai.
Date: 14-06-2013

MUKUND LONKAR
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LINK:::: http://www.sbi.co.in/webfiles/uploads/files/1371186818509_SBI_PO_RESULT.pdf

MUKUND LONKAR
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SBI PO 2013 RESULT DECLAIRED.I JUST SAW ON THEIR OFFICIAL WEBSITE.THEY HAVE GIVEN ROLL NO. OF SHORT LISTED
CANDIDATES.I AM OUT.AND FOLLOWING NOTICE::::::::
NOTICE
Recruitment of Probationary Officers in SBI
Written Exam held on 28-04-2013 (Phase I)
The Written Examination (Phase-I) result for the captioned project has since been
released on 14-06-2013 and the Group Discussion and Interview (Phase-II) will
commence from 03-07-2013.
The project is scheduled to be completed by end of August, 2013.
For information of all candidates, the marks of Written Examination, Group
Discussion & Interview will be uploaded on Banks website after completion of the
project.

Central Recruitment & Promotion Department,

State Bank of India,
Mumbai.
Date: 14-06-2013

Priyanka Khanna
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Hey Mrunal I have a very serious question for you. I just got shortlisted for UIIC AO and have a descriptive exam on Sunday. I wanted to
know how many words according to you constitute a page? Is it like 150 words that is counted as a page or 250? Please help me out Im
very confused!

Priyanka Khanna
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Please reply fast as it would help me to decide how much content to write or not.

Priyanka Khanna
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Would anybody help me? Is there any humanity left on this earth or not? :(

Pradipto
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@Priyanka,these are trivial issues like how many words you should write in a page.You should focus on the content more
rather than the quantity.In general 150-170 is sufficient for a page but as I said it would be of no use to write even 250 words
in a page if the content is not sound.My opinion though :)

Priyanka Khanna
Yes my focus is content but I dont want to write less words. Actually I was a little confused because of what I have heard
from various forums on the internet. I usually count the words in the first line and multiply it by the no. of lines to determine
the word limit but people have got me confused and Im starting to wonder if its done some other way for govt. exams.

Pradipto
@Priyanka,the exam u r talking about,i.e.,UIIC,AO or anything,u dont need to count words accurately as said above.By
the way congrats for u getting shortlisted :)

Shashank
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Humanity can be bought from the NPC standing right before Knight artorias fog gate for 10000 souls. ;)

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You are not suppose to count the words in your essays/answers, It all comes from practicing at home. It should approximately
touch the limit i.e. +/- 25%. But content should be relevant.I have a experience of UPSC exams answer sheets.
All The Best!!!

Priyanka Khanna
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I have a good deal of subject matter I can write about for most of the topics, its just the word limit that got me confused.
Thank you.

RR
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hello sir,

i have applied for stenographer in Cabinet Secretariat i want to know whether i have to give the test in in hindi or english?

PRADEEP KUMAR
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Hey Mrunal ,can you sugges me Essay topics book are like where i can download.

RR
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the best way to prepare essay and effective writing is by reading news paper only

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