PFRDA Grade A 2026 – Descriptive English Complete Mentorship Programme
Descriptive English Mentorship: Practise. Get Evaluated. Improve.
Your Mains writing deserves more than model answers. Prepare with 52 exam-oriented mocks, personalised answer evaluation and actionable guidance for Essay, Precis and Reading Comprehension.
52 descriptive practice tests in total, covering individual skills and full-paper practice.
- Personalised answer evaluation with feedback on relevance, structure, grammar and expression.
- Specific corrections and next steps based on your recurring mistakes.
- Timed writing practice to improve clarity, accuracy and exam-day execution.
- Individual guidance to prioritise the skills that need the most attention.
Phase II is scheduled for 20 November 2026. Use the remaining preparation time for purposeful writing practice and feedback-led improvement.
Join the Bank Whizz PFRDA Grade A 2026 Descriptive English Complete Mentorship Programme for ₹1,399.
Lessons
- 253 lessons
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Orientation Module - PFRDA Grade A
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- Comprehension Mock 1
- Comprehension Mock 2
- Comprehension Mock 3
- Comprehension Mock 4
- Comprehension Mock 5
- Comprehension Mock 6
- Comprehension Mock 7
- Comprehension Mock 8
- Comprehension Mock 9
- Comprehension Mock 10
- Comprehension Mock 11
- Comprehension Mock 12
- Comprehension Mock 13
- Comprehension Mock 14
- Comprehension Mock 15
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Descriptive English Complete Mentorship Programme
You have cleared the first hurdle. Now make every writing attempt count.
COMPLETE MENTORSHIP FEE
Essay, Precis and Reading Comprehension practice with individual answer evaluation and feedback-led improvement. Enrol using the course page's existing subscription button.
Why this programme exists
Knowing English and performing well in a timed descriptive examination are different skills. You may understand a topic but struggle to organise an essay, condense a passage accurately or write precise comprehension answers within the available time.
Bank Whizz focuses on the gap between attempting a mock and actually improving after it. Your practice is supported by evaluation, specific corrections and guidance on what to work on next.
Everything included: 52 descriptive mocks
The 52 mocks are the programme's practice library. Your personal study sequence should prioritise the most useful attempts before the examination rather than rushing through every mock.
What we work on together
Essay writing
Generating relevant points, creating a focused outline, developing balanced arguments, choosing examples, maintaining coherence and ending with a purposeful conclusion.
Precis writing
Finding the central argument, separating essential ideas from supporting details, compressing without distorting meaning, paraphrasing accurately and respecting the prescribed length.
Reading comprehension
Reading for argument and inference, identifying exactly what the question asks and writing concise, relevant answers in your own words.
Language and timing
Correcting recurring grammar and sentence-formation mistakes, improving clarity and practising under exam-like time constraints.
How personalised mentorship works
Attempt → Evaluation → Correction → Next Target
- Attempt: Submit a section-wise or full-length mock through the Bank Whizz test portal.
- Get evaluated: Receive feedback on relevance, content, structure, language and task-specific accuracy.
- Understand the errors: Identify the issues costing you clarity, precision or time.
- Work on the next target: Apply corrections in a focused practice task or subsequent mock.
The aim is not merely to give you a score. It is to make your next answer better than your previous one. Feedback and task priorities can be adapted to your demonstrated weaknesses.
Suggested preparation plan until 20 November
With the examination approaching, preparation should be selective and practical. This is a suggested sequence; your mentor may adjust it after reviewing your attempts.
Who should enrol?
- Phase I-qualified candidates who want focused preparation for the Phase II descriptive paper.
- Candidates who know the subject but struggle to put ideas into clear, structured English.
- Aspirants who need external feedback instead of relying only on model answers.
- Working professionals who need to prioritise the most useful writing tasks.
- Candidates losing time because of slow drafting, overlong answers or repeated corrections.
Frequently asked questions
No. The programme combines the 52-mock practice library with personalised evaluation and guidance on improving descriptive answers.
No. Prioritise quality attempts, feedback and correction. The full library gives you options; your immediate plan should reflect your available time and weaknesses.
Your submitted work is reviewed for the relevant writing skills. Use the resulting feedback to understand mistakes and prepare your next attempt. Evaluation timing is subject to the programme's current support arrangements.
Yes. Diagnostic attempts help identify foundational issues, while more experienced candidates can focus on precision, structure and exam timing.
No. This course specifically covers Phase II Descriptive English: Essay, Precis and Reading Comprehension.
No. The programme provides practice and feedback to support improvement. Examination performance depends on several factors, including individual preparation and execution.
Don't enter the exam without knowing your writing weaknesses.
Use the time remaining to write, get evaluated, correct recurring mistakes and practise again with a clearer strategy.
Practise. Get Evaluated. Improve.
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