Descriptive IBPS PO MAINS -Part 1 | Start following this from Today itself! Tanu Garg | SBI PO
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In this video, I walk you through how I prepared for the descriptive section of the IBPS PO Mains examination. I’ll share the exact sources I used, my step-by-step strategy, and practical tips to help you excel in essay and letter writing. Whether you’re struggling with time management or looking for reliable study materials, this guide will cover everything you need to know.
🔑 Topics Covere
• How to tackle essay & letter writing
• Recommended resources and books
• Time management strategies
• How I practiced consistently to improve
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Very Useful video Tanu Ji! Thank you❤
bilkul sahi time pe apki vdo ayi ty mam
Thank you for everything that you are doing for us❤
Thank you ma'am for being unfiltered since day one, and always bringing up right things at the right time !! Please keep guiding us till we reach the finish line ❤
Thank you.🙏.Confused in descriptive.. much needed video..
Bas isika wait tha ab sirf ibps po mains stratergy video chahiye 😊
Thankyou so much mam for the tips,truly helpful 😊
Thanks tanu ma'am for the video
thank you, ma'am, It would be great if you could provide some essay or letter topics.
thank you mam you are such a kind soul
Thank you ma'am ❤
plz make a roadmap video on how to manage all the mains subject in these 40 daysss!!!
Thank you mam❤
Mam essay mein title likhna padega ya ase hi start karsakte he.. please reply mam
Ma'am Chat gpt use Karke essay practice Kar sakte hain?
Mam, As you have said,we should not click on space after completing a sentence,
Please provide a video on such type several other mistakes .
Thank you mam....chat gpt kaise conert krenge jaisa aapne btaya hai uspe ek video bna dijiye plz....Mera ibps po mains hai....plz plz plz mammm...
Mam can you please suggest the right source for current affairs which is worth the time of going through it .very much confused of the resource
Nimisha mam wali pdf h kya didi?
thank you mam
Thank you dee
Mam make ibps po mains strategy and also...make a video on how to do mains mock analysis..
Ma'am please GA k liye bhi ek short video bana dijiye .......GA ka kuch samajh nhi aa rha ..... videos and quizzes k liye kuch bta dijiye please
Mera selection mainly GA ki wjh se hi ruk rha h
Please ma'am ek video le aaiye GA pr bhi
didi me typing kar na shuru karta hu tab pura mind kam nahi kar ta ki kya likhu pls help mam
SBI PO ki strategy leke aao....jinka IBPS PO pre acha nhi hua h....Please !
Waah re bhakchunar gajab
@@akhalife1098 vh tu h 😂
Lol agar ibps po pre aacha nhi gaya😂 toh sbi kahan soch rha hai wo isase zyada difficult aata hai
Arey bhai... don't be so selfish 😅
Anyways thoda aur practice kariye sbi acha jaega .yeh acha nhi v hua toh bhi
@@RakeshBehera-p7o uske liye time h bhai abhi.... Practice kr k sb ho jaata h.....dont demotivate plz 👍
Mujhse letters ho jate h but essay nhi hote 😢 What to do. ek pr hi focus rakh sakte h kya ya starting me dekh dekh ke likh sakte h
🙏🏻
mam 19 oct ko 2nd shift thi
61 attempts hua.
reasiong 17
english 24
quant 20
mains dene ka moka milega kya iss bar?
Mam mains ke liye strategy banavo please
dii kitne word per minute speed enough hai
Mam apki konsi exam me ga me 36 Mark's aaye the
Mam ek request hi please reply kr dijiyega ho sake to ky mam ager Gaurav garg sir ki 300 best kr lu 4 se 5 months ka to 15 se 20 ho jayega 🙏 sbi ke liye
Chat gpt ke essays Po mains ke likh sakte Hain?
Di ek bht bda doubt clear kr dijiye please.....mene kafi logo se puchha h sb alg alg btate h...ap ek bar is pr vdo bna dijiye ki konsi button work krti h kesa pattern h .... spelling ko correct krne k liye pichhe ja skte h ya nhi...exam hall m😊
Basic jitne v buttons hein sab kaam karega..aur back v kar sakte hoh..
@@ArupChowdhury-b7h thank u ...but interface kesa hota h ek bar dekhna h koi esa mock ya utube vdo jispe exactly whi interface ho pls let me know...
@@agrawalsob9608 kuch nahi karna basic hoga ekdm sultanate period k jeisa , har question k niche space diya jaiga jo question karna hein uske niche type karne lag jao bas pehle 3 letter ayega badme 3 essay ka question next karke ja sakte hoh age piche
@@agrawalsob9608 nahi vai
Mains strategy pls maam
Translation plz
Please any one translate what mam told in english
Translated and summarised-
Introduction:
Tanu Ma’am starts by welcoming her “future bankers” and mentions that since the IBPS PO prelims are over, it’s time to shift focus to the mains. She addresses the common confusion among aspirants regarding how many attempts they should have made to feel confident, emphasizing that normalization plays a huge role, and aspirants should not hesitate to start their mains preparation, regardless of their prelims performance. She urges everyone to focus on the mains and SBI PO prelims side-by-side for better overall preparation.
1. The Importance of Starting Mains Preparation Now:
Tanu Ma’am stresses that aspirants who have completed their IBPS PO prelims should immediately start preparing for mains, particularly for the descriptive section. She points out that focusing on mains will not only help with IBPS PO but also with SBI PO. By studying for both together, candidates will feel more confident during SBI PO mains as they will have already covered crucial topics.
2. The Structure of the Mains Exam:
She explains that the IBPS PO mains exam is divided into three main parts:
Current Affairs
Descriptive Section
Objective Sections like Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and English.
Her video mainly focuses on the descriptive section, which aspirants often find challenging. She admits that she didn’t start her descriptive preparation from day one but stresses that those who haven’t practiced enough should start immediately.
3. Preparation for the Descriptive Section:
For the descriptive section, Tanu Ma’am shares her personal experience and the strategies she used.
Typing Practice: Since the descriptive section is typed, typing speed and accuracy play a crucial role. She advises aspirants to start practicing typing from today itself. She recommends practicing daily until five days before the exam.
Keyboard Practice: Tanu Ma’am explains that in exam centers, the keyboards often have hard keys, so it’s essential to practice typing on a similar keyboard to get accustomed to the exam conditions. She advises using an old, classic keyboard connected to a laptop through a USB port. She bought one for Rs. 300 online and suggests this investment for those with slow typing speeds.
4. Typing Mistakes to Avoid:
She talks about common typing mistakes, like pressing space after a full stop or enter key errors, where the cursor doesn’t move to the next line. Practicing proper typing techniques and ensuring you press the right keys at the right time is crucial to avoid errors during the exam. Tanu Ma’am emphasizes paying attention to punctuation marks, apostrophes, and spelling-areas where candidates often make small yet costly mistakes.
5. Grammar and Spelling:
Since many candidates rely on autocorrect while typing on their phones, they forget correct spellings. Tanu Ma’am highlights the importance of reviewing spellings, especially during the exam when there’s no autocorrect. She gives an example of how many people might forget how to spell simple words like “continuous” because of the habit of relying on technology.
6. Utilizing Microsoft Word for Practice:
If aspirants don’t want to invest in a paid platform like Guidely, she suggests practicing on MS Word. The word count feature in MS Word helps ensure that candidates stay within the word limit. Tanu Ma’am used this method herself to track word count while writing essays and letters. By setting word limits for each task, aspirants can improve their precision and ensure they are ready for the exam.
7. Use of Guidely for Descriptive Practice:
Tanu Ma’am shares that she used Guidely for descriptive practice and found it helpful, especially with essay and letter topics. She explains how she practiced with the pre-recommended essay topics from Guidely, memorized the content, and learned how to frame answers. She recommends purchasing the descriptive portion of Guidely for Rs. 200 and using her code "TGMAX" for a discount.
8. Rewriting Tough Essays Using ChatGPT:
Tanu Ma’am shares a unique technique she used-taking complex essays from Guidely or any source, pasting them into ChatGPT, and asking the AI to rewrite the essay in simpler language. This helped her understand and memorize the content better. She would also specify a word limit of 250-280 words, aligning with the SBI PO exam guidelines, to ensure her essays were concise and well-written.
9. Handling Unknown Topics:
She advises aspirants on what to do if they come across unfamiliar topics during the exam. For instance, if the essay topic is about Artificial Intelligence, and you are unsure what to write, she suggests using ChatGPT to generate key points and keywords. By studying these, aspirants can quickly understand what needs to be written, helping them frame the essay during the exam.
10. Key Descriptive Topics to Practice:
Tanu Ma’am encourages aspirants to focus on preparing 10 key topics for essays, as most descriptive exams revolve around common themes. For example, topics like pollution can appear in different forms, such as “side effects of pollution” or “ways to control pollution.” She explains that once you master these 10 topics, you will be well-prepared to handle the essay, regardless of the specific prompt.
11. Practice with Formal Letters:
When writing letters, Tanu Ma’am recommends focusing on formal letters rather than informal ones. She explains that formal letters follow a set structure, with standard opening and closing lines, making them easier to write. By memorizing the format, aspirants only need to adjust the body of the letter according to the topic, which saves time and ensures better accuracy.
12. Time Management and Typing Strategy:
Tanu Ma’am shares her exam-time strategy, recommending that aspirants write the letter first and then move on to the essay. Since formal letters follow a fixed format, they are quicker to write. She reminds aspirants to maintain word limits and avoid excessive content, focusing on concise, clear writing.
13. Avoiding Common Errors:
She advises practicing the correct use of full stops, commas, and apostrophes, which are common areas of mistakes. Additionally, ensuring proper spacing between words and punctuation marks is crucial. She suggests reviewing written work for any errors in formatting or spelling before submitting the final version during the exam.
14. Editorial Reading for Idea Generation:
Tanu Ma’am emphasizes the importance of reading editorials daily, not only for the general awareness section but also for building a better vocabulary and improving writing skills. Reading editorials enhances your understanding of current issues, which are often essay topics in the descriptive section. She encourages aspirants to make editorial reading a habit for the remaining months leading up to the mains.
15. Final Advice and Action Plan:
She urges aspirants to start practicing descriptive writing today, without delay. She suggests typing essays and letters daily, tracking word limits, and reviewing grammar and spelling. Using a classic keyboard, practicing with Guidely or MS Word, and focusing on editorial reading are the key steps to improving performance in the descriptive section.
Conclusion:
Tanu Ma’am concludes the video by encouraging aspirants to take the descriptive section seriously, as it can significantly impact their overall score. With consistent practice, proper planning, and the right approach, aspirants can excel in this section and increase their chances of success in the mains exam.
Final Tip:
Tanu Ma’am's final advice is to practice daily typing and review the most common essay and letter topics. She will release more videos covering additional topics and strategies for the mains exam soon. Aspirants should focus on precision, grammar, and format to maximize their score in the descriptive section.
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