Descriptive Prep: Brajesh Mohan

RBI Asked 3 2 Markers On TReDS.

Another Explainer on Slide of Rupee

After Successfully Completing the 30 Days RBI Grade B Phase II Answer writing series, we will start for NABARD Grade A from 22nd December.

RBI Grade B Phase II Exam 2025: Analysis Finance and Management: This section will be scoring for most students. Importantly, there were no major surprises in the Descriptive part, and only a few in the Objective section this time. If we compare it with past years, 2023 would be the closest match, since 2024 FM was unexpected and surprising. Average Score Estimate: — Objective: 32–35 marks (and there will definitely be students scoring 40+ too) — Descriptive: 35–36 marks Economics and Social Issues: After a brief respite last year, the paper once again scared most students and will likely be a reason to eliminate max number of candidates. Answer writing could have been managed if one had studied the relevant reports thoroughly; otherwise, when report-based questions appear, the paper automatically becomes difficult because you either know them or you don’t. Also, specific data-based questions from reports are asked, making them harder even for those who had read them as there is no beating around the bush. Even in the 10-mark questions, except for the RBI MPC question, both other questions were not common or direct. For comparison, this paper was similar to 2023, as 2024 was comparatively easier. Objective part: It was difficult for almost everyone. Even the one-mark questions were in multiple-statement format and hard to eliminate due to the factual content within the statements. Average Score Estimate: — Objective: 15–18 marks (though a few may reach 25–26, but not many) — Descriptive: 30-32 marks English Descriptive: The Essay topics were good, no doubt about it; however, Precis and Reading Comprehension were manageable, and this is what I have repeatedly explained in descriptive preparation videos and classes, most students keep practicing only essay and worry too much about it, while they neglect the remaining 60 marks, which can be scored well with proper practice and techniques. Average Score Estimate: 58–65 marks Disclaimer: This is based on the discussion with 7-8 students, as the exam goes for whole day so we will be able to talk more and more students tomorrow and understand more about the experience and then we will make a detailed video on it for both 2025 and 2026 students as learnings.

I don't know how I missed it, and didn't included in the list. I was sure there would be question from Gender Development topic.

In fact it was highlighted in the reports List for Phase II which was shared here. Both Development Report and Sustainable Development Report Yesterday a detailed article on SDR 2025 report was shared and today a 15 marker came on it Here https://t.me/descriptive_bankexam/2869?single

The First descriptive Question in this year's Descriptive Writing series by me was based on World Development Report - Q on Standard, Today RBI asked the similar question in 15 marks Here: https://t.me/descriptive_bankexam/2648

Questions Asked in ESI Descriptive Answer Writing 15 Markers | 600 Words Q. Sustainable development Report 2025 Q. World Development Report 2025 - Standardards. Q. UN Gender Snapshot Strategy 10 Marks | 400 Words Q. Smart City Scheme Q. Based on RBI MPC

Yesterday SDR 2025 report was shared and today 15 markers came on it

Ratio Analysis - 3 Numericals - 2 Markers NaBFID - 4 Questions - 2 Markers NDS-OM (Negotiated Dealing System – Order Matching)

Here too mentioned about NaBFID

I have recommended NABFID in Descriptive as there were multiple news regarding it. However RBI has asked 4 2 Markers on it in Objective