Regulatory Body Exam Descriptive English|FM|ESI|ARD|Mocks
The RBI Grade B Phase-II exam was over on June 25, 2022. This phase comprised descriptive and objective-type questions. As far as the Descriptive ESI and FM questions are concerned, friend, these two papers comprise two types of questions – Read More …
For every descriptive paper exam, Bankwhizz issues highly important topics, whether the topics are related to essays, letters, ESI, or FM. Our guess does match in the exam. Three essay topics that were asked in the SIDBI Grade-A Exam – Read More …
The following are highly important Descriptive Questions based on Economic and Social issues. Attempt all the questions keeping in mind the time and word limit. You can attempt one mock for free. You will get an evaluation from our experts. Read More …
Bank whizz has introduced “Descriptive English Mock” concept in India after identifying the need of improving writing skill to score better in descriptive English section. Bank whizz has following tools for it –
Bring out the chief features of monetary policy as it prevailed before 1990? (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *
Write down you perception of monetary transmission mechanism and intermediate targets. (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *
Give reasons for your answer. What are Special Drawing Rights (SRs)? Why is it being suggested that SDRs should have a greater role to play in a reformed international financial system? (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *
Bring out the developments in India’s balance of payments (BOPs) since around the year 2010. Would you consider the current BOPs position in India to be sustainable? (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *
What are the factors responsible for the emergence of a balance-of-payments/currency/financial crisis? Analyze with the help of some historical examples. Distinguish between head-count ratio and poverty-gap ratio as measures of poverty. What is the extent of poverty in India? (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *
Show that an economy cannot simultaneously have fixed exchange rates, perfect capital mobility and autonomous monetary policy. Bring out, in this context, the effects of increased capital inflows/outflows in an economy like India. (15 Marks Questions | Limit: 600 Words) *