SEBI Grade A Phase II – Descriptive Mock (Based on Feb 21 2026 Actual Mains Pattern)
SEBI Grade A Phase II — FREE Descriptive English Mock
Memory-based reconstruction of the 21 February 2026 examination • Essay • Précis • Reading Comprehension
You may know what to write. But can you write it clearly, accurately and on time?
That is the question this free mock helps you answer. Before you invest weeks in descriptive preparation, experience a paper inspired by the reported questions and format of the 21 February 2026 SEBI Grade A Phase II examination and discover where your writing stands today.
What you will attempt
Essay Writing — 30 marks
Choose from four memory-based topics reported from the examination. Test your ability to build a focused, balanced argument.
Précis Writing — 30 marks
Work with a reconstructed passage on US–China trade. Practise identifying the central argument and expressing it within the stated word limit.
Reading Comprehension — 40 marks
Respond to memory-based questions on data centres, AI and sustainability. Practise accurate interpretation and concise written answers.
What this attempt can tell you
- Can you organise an essay without drifting away from the question?
- Can you preserve meaning while shortening a complex passage?
- Can you answer comprehension questions precisely, without unnecessary explanation?
- Can you manage all three sections within the 60-minute paper?
How to use it: Set aside 60 uninterrupted minutes, follow the instructions and word limits shown in the test, and complete the attempt without external help. Then review the areas where you hesitated, overwrote or ran out of time.
Bank Whizz's paid mentorship offers a path to guided writing practice and personalised improvement. Any evaluation, scoring or model-answer access for this free mock is subject to the options shown on the platform; it is not automatically included with a free attempt.
One serious attempt can show you what to practise next.
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SEBI Grade A Phase II – Descriptive English Free Mock
Memory-based reconstruction inspired by the 21 February 2026 examination
You have studied the syllabus. But have you tested how effectively you can write under exam conditions?
Knowing a topic and expressing it clearly within a time limit are two different skills. This free diagnostic mock helps you discover where your writing stands before the real examination puts it to the test.
Attempt a structured Essay, Précis and Reading Comprehension assessment based on memory-recalled themes from the SEBI Grade A Phase II examination held on 21 February 2026.
Instead of guessing whether your writing is exam-ready, get a clearer picture of your strengths, weaknesses and next priorities.
What You Will Attempt
Practise selecting and developing relevant ideas, organising arguments and reaching a balanced conclusion.
Test your ability to identify the central message, preserve meaning and communicate it concisely within the prescribed limit.
Practise extracting relevant ideas and writing precise, passage-grounded responses.
Format: Online, typed descriptive assessment. Total marks: 100. Overall practice target: 60 minutes. For preparation, you may aim for approximately 20 minutes per section, but adjust your allocation to the actual instructions and your strengths.
What This Mock Helps You Discover
- Can you begin an essay confidently without wasting valuable minutes?
- Do your arguments develop logically, or become repetitive?
- Can you shorten a passage without changing its meaning?
- Are your comprehension answers direct and supported by the passage?
- Does your writing remain clear when the clock is running?
These are practical writing skills you can observe, measure and improve. The mock is a starting benchmark—not a prediction of your final SEBI result.
Evaluation and Feedback
Free mock access includes the opportunity to submit your responses for evaluation. As described in the current Bank Whizz course offering, feedback includes section-wise scores, evaluator observations, model-answer guidance and actionable suggestions, with a stated turnaround of within 24 hours. Please confirm the current service terms on the course page before relying on this timeline.
Feedback focuses on relevance, structure, coherence, language accuracy, analytical depth and word-limit discipline. These are Bank Whizz's assessment criteria; they should not be mistaken for a publicly confirmed SEBI marking rubric.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The diagnostic mock is offered free of charge. Check the course page for the current scope of included evaluation services.
Yes. It draws on memory-based accounts of the examination's themes and format. Because it is reconstructed, wording and passages may differ from the original paper.
Essay Writing (30), Précis Writing (30) and Reading Comprehension (40), for 100 marks in total.
Yes. The mock is designed as an online descriptive writing exercise, so you should practise typing under timed conditions.
The stated offering includes section-wise scoring, detailed observations, model-answer references and suggestions for improvement. Check the live course terms for availability and turnaround.
Absolutely. You do not need polished writing skills to begin. A diagnostic test is most useful when it shows you what to work on next.
Treat your first attempt as your baseline. Review the feedback and practise the same skills on fresh questions; repeat-attempt availability depends on platform settings.
No claim is made that SEBI has approved this mock or its evaluation framework. Bank Whizz applies exam-oriented writing criteria to provide practical preparation feedback.
No. Results depend on your preparation and performance. The mock helps identify specific areas for improvement, not guarantee an outcome.
The free mock offers an initial diagnostic benchmark. Paid mentorship is designed for continued practice, multiple assessments, detailed guidance and tracking progress over time.
Identify your weakest section, review comments carefully, rewrite one answer using the feedback and set a specific goal for your next timed practice.
How to Get the Most From Your First Attempt
- Choose a quiet 60-minute window.
- Attempt the test without outside assistance.
- Respect the question-specific word limits.
- Submit your responses and study the feedback.
- Turn the comments into a short, measurable improvement plan.
Take the free diagnostic mock. Find your starting point. Prepare with purpose.