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RBI FM Phase 2 Questions Descriptive
10 markers
1. Reinforcement Theory
2. Transactional Vs Transformational leadership
3. Budget 2021-22 5 features
15 markers
1. Short notes on Regulatory bodies
2. Basel Norms
3. Corporate governance
All these questions were directly from Acads Notes and short tables
RBI FM Phase 2 Analysis
Questions were more or less on expected lines. Paper level was easy to moderate.
We are glad that despite having such a compact material we managed to get 80+ marks questions from our material. We have again proved there is no nead to read copy pasted enclyopedia or PhD material to crack RBI. Read crisp and to the points note of Acads prepared by IITB IIMA faculty.
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Lowest ever Cutoff!
While we predicted cutoff around 71, RBI surprised all of us again.
This shows a clear trend that RBI is looking for aspirants with an analytical mindset.
Extremely difficult GA increased the importance of Quant, reasoning and English.
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How to avoid the trap of perfection? [2/N]
1. Be very strict with your resources and keep it limited.
2. Make a realistic timetable based on actual number of hours available and try to map it to number of pages that you are planning to study. Discard any resource that has a low cost-benefit ratio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCb4oeDNv_Q
3. Have zero tolerance policy towards redundant resources.
4. Adopt a smart Knowledge management system e.g. roamresearch, notion etc. This keep your notes integrated, harmonised and compact.
Time to embrace the hard truth!
There is no better time than this (a week before the exam) to embrace the truth - You have limited time and brain power. Stop running after perfection and start limiting your resources. Your limitations are not because of your incompetencies but because you are a homo sapien. It's biological.
99.9% of aspirants start with a very ambitious books/resources list and an equally ambitious schedule (> 12 hours per day). It took them a year or two to accept the truth. Don’t repeat the same mistake.
How to avoid the trap of perfection?
1. Be very strict with your resources and keep it limited.
2. Make a realistic timetable based on actual number of hours available and try to map it to number of pages that you are planning to study. Discard any resource that has a low cost-benefit ratio.
3. Have zero tolerance policy towards redundant resources.
4. Adopt a smart Knowledge management system e.g. roamresearch, notion etc. This keep your notes integrated, harmonised and compact.
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In descriptive answers, it is always advisable to quote committees, Data, etc to get an edge over others.
Mnemonic - ALTeR
> Alagh
> Lakadwala
> TEndulkar
> Rangarajan
Descriptive ESI and Descriptive Value Addition course, consisting of more such high yield content, will be uploaded by tomorrow.
Monetary Policy Committee is important this year! Expect one statements based question from MPC
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Folks,
We are glad that a lot of aspirants are taking the pattern change seriously and they are even sending their practiced answers to us on rbi@acads.ai
While it’s not possible for us to Analyze each and every answer out of 500+ mails, we found a pattern in these model answers. For the benefit of all, we are posting it on the channel
1. Don’t write what you know, but what has been asked: Aspirants need to get out of their university/XII class mindset. No matter how many times we emphasize on this, aspirants are still not taking the advice seriously.
2. Have an excellent introduction. Average conclusion is just not enough. Thrown in some data, recent event, precise definition, Committee, Constitutional article. Average conclsion sets path for average anser and below average marks
3. Lack of points: Examiner is smart, Don’t waste 30 words in explaning 1 point. Instead write 3 points with 10 words each.
4. Write in subheadings: Except 2-3% learners, none of the aspirants used this style. Usage of subheading creates an impact that the aspirant has structured thinking.
5. Keep you answer analytical: You need to show examiner that you have analytical approach. Give him something to think upon and showcase your understanding.
6. Structuring - Proabably the most important point. We’ll be posting a detailed post/video on Structuring soon.
Please understand, there is no need to worry. Writing a good descriptive answer can be very well learned in 30 days. The fact that you are at least practicing put you ahead of 70% of candidates
Keep practicing, keep learning.
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Structuring 1/n
> The Most important thing in any question in structuring.
> Please don't break it down into Introduction, body and conclusion. This shows not only your lack of in depth knowledge but also your lack of analytical capabilities. This is acceptable for class 8 student but not for a well qualified graduate.
> Try to break down questions into 4-5 parts to address the demand of the question comprehensively.
> The easiest way to get out the of the race is to miss a sub-part. A lot of aspirants are committing this mistake. In fact, they even showed us model answers of questions of some reputed coaching institutes which are committing the same mistake.
> Directive words like discuss, examine, critically examine, explain, Comment etc are important. Don't ignore them. E.g. Discuss means not only you should elaborate on what question has stated but also explore the other side of it. This should also be supplemented with a few suggestions
> Don’t be verbose in answering any question. Be concise and to the point. Believe us, we know how difficult it is to make things compact. Any fool can make things complex and bigger, it takes a touch of genius to move in opposite direction
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Course with highest RoI
Well curated and extremely filtered facts for descriptive papers.
It Contains
1. Data relevant for ESI and FM at one place.
2. Committees that can be used in Introduction, Way forward, Conclusions etc
3. Recent events to quote in Introduction
4. Definitions of various terms to give depth to your answer
5. Ready made conclusions and way forwards
6. Special lecture on structuring and presentation
7. Quotes for expected essay topics
and Much more
Every facts will result in not only increase of 1-2 marks. But also create a postive impression in the mind of examiner.
Current Affairs is expected to form an important part in this year RBI Grade B Phase 2.
While there is no limit to CA, we have tried keeping it short. Linkages have been given with ESI and FM syllabus.
There have been some major changes in the syllabus and we have covered it all well.
Contains short notes, assignment and mnemonics to remeber important facts for Management and Finance.
Economic and social issues is a very broad topic. The challenge lies not in providing notes, but in equipping our learners with useful tools to tackle the descriptive paper.
ESI descriptive paper consists of short and relevant notes for every topic of the syllabus. Mnemonics and memory tricks have been deployed wherever possible to make the memorization easy for you.
Additional Courses to better suit the need of a 200/300 descriptive paper
Dear Folks,
As promised, we’ll be not only revamping our old videos to make it shorter and more crisp but Acads will be also be adding 4 new courses to give our learners an extra edge over others. These courses have been prepared keeping in mind the demands of descriptive papers. Courses are as follows
1. ESI Descriptive
2. FM descriptive
3. Value Addition Descriptive
4. Current Affairs for descriptive
Dont worry. Each course has been kept less than 30-40 pages. Complete course has been designed to help our learners complete the course in 42+21 days.
we have strictly followed the principle of keeping the total hours required to complete the syllabus constant. So, any additon of new material will result in removal/shortening of existing resources which have lowest RoI.
Sample course of Acads RBI Combo Course containing all our Courses will be uploaded by tonight. Last chance to subscribe at old prices.
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It’s not us, It’s you!
Just like every year, Acads mailbox is full of messages where aspirants managed to clear exam just by reading 50-60 pages of our notes
While we are honored and humbled by these mails, one can never undermine learners’s own hardwork in cracking the exam. We just provided them with the right guidance. It’s their hardwork, smartness and most important their judgement to go with the right resource i.e Acads, that played a crucial part in their success.
Wishing all such learners best of luck in their future endeavours.
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