As you might already know, a Descriptive Paper follows the SBI PO Mains Paper. The SBI PO Descriptive Paper will test you on your Essay Writing and Letter Writing skills. You have 30 minutes to complete the paper so you need to be prepared going in for it. So you need to make sure to get a flying start.
Since the exam takes place on a computer, try typing essays on these topics on a computer within the time limit of 20 minutes. Furthermore, try to frame your essays in about 400 words. Also, don’t forget to check out expected topics as well!
Tourism and its Effects on Economy.
Has Information Technology Changed the Workplace Culture?
Bringing About Effective Credit Rating.
Prominence of Swadeshi in the Globalized Era.
Inflation and Stabilization in Economy.
Role of Uneducated Population in Indian Economy.
Using Animals For Scientific Research.
Rural Life Vs. Urbanisation.
Corporate Social Responsibility.
Role of NABARD in Indian Agro-Economy.
Banning of Voting Symbols by the Election Commission
How is Economy Related to Common Man?
Stopping Farmers from Committing Suicide.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Winning Lotteries.
To What Extent is Aadhaar Card Useful?
Comment on the Relevance of Presidential Form of Governance in India.
The Importance of Imparting Education in Vernacular Languages.
Women’s Safety in the Workplace.
Fairness of Taxation Criteria in the India.
Give Ideas to Eradicate Unemployment.
Is Man a Prisoner of Shackles of Technology?
Pros and Cons of Mutual Funds Investments.
Is Generation Gap an Outdated Concept?
Monsoon Dependence of Indian Economy.
Ethical Issues Posed by E-commerce.
Creating Personal Financial Targets Early in Life.
Discuss the Pros and Cons of OROP.
The Necessary Evil Called Entrance Exams.
Impact of Digging Up Black Money on Indian Economy.
Print Media’s Influence on Modern Youth.
Banking Industry’s Future Prospects.
Discuss the Role Unskilled Labour Plays in India.
Justify the Cuts and Profits Earned by Brokers.
Press and Privacy Infringement.
The Impact of Media and Technology on Families.
Will India Always Remain a Developing Country?
If I were a Banking Industry Minister…
Classroom Learning is More Beneficial than Distance Learning.
Analyse the Impacts of 10-year-old Children Owning Bank Accounts.
Indian Political Parties: Neither Friends Nor Foes.