B.E(Computer) Graduate, NMU. Mountain lover, Road traveller.

Yogesh Patil

The course deals with some set of common rules and which is important part of English section in Banking exam.  In this entire course you will learn or understand the use of some particular rules and which you find easy to solve the examples. The special focus on some random rules instead of learning complete topic in English section that definitely helpful anyway to increase your understanding. The rules, sentence structure, uses of particular words will find helpful for you to solve Spotting Error as well as cloze test questions in English section.

Discover, Learn and Master all the tricks and strategy to demolish the Banking examination and achieve your goal with flying colours

Bank Exams

English

Rules for Solving Error Spotting Problems for Banking Exams

Banking Examination (IBPS/ SBI)

Parts of Speech

Grammar/Sentence Correction

English Language

Bank, SSC & Railway Exams

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

The lesson it self describe the complete overview of course. In which you are going to understand certain rules.

Course Overview

In this lesson you will understand the rule of had and how can you find out the error in exam based on this rule.

Rule 1: Use of 'had'

In this lesson you learn the rules of "to be" and rule of " habitual action/ universal truth". how this rule helps you to solve example in exam that describes in this lesson.

Rule 2: Use of 'to be'

The rule of have to, has to and had to will be very helpful for spotting the error in exam.

Rule 3: Use of 'have to / has to / had to'

In this lesson you will understand where to use Plural noun on the rule of "One of the" .

Rule 4: Use of 'One of the' and 'None of the'

In this lesson you understand some rule of article to use and omission of article.

Rule 5: Use of "The" in Superlative Degree

In this lesson you learn some verbs that are not followed by preposition.

Rule 6: Rule of Preposition

In this lesson you understand rules of verb that coming after Preposition, and also understand the concept when more than one verb use in one sentence.

Rule 7: Verb after Preposition

In this lesson I am covering some examples of Spotting Error, you from that you also learn some rule.

Examples on Spotting Error 1

Examples on Spotting Error 2

I am Manju Pal....  I have done masters in commerce.. I love to teach and read... 

Manju Pal

In this course, the educator is discussing 
Top 50 Grammar rules for Bank Exams aspirants

(Hindi) Bank Exams: Errata 50

Cleared IBPS Clerk,RRB Clerk ,UPCO,
2 Year Teaching Experience
UG From BHU (Eng)
Runs An Educational You Tube Channel with 200k+ Subscribers

Vimlesh Yadav

Tthe course is about the formation of sentences and agreement between verbs which are beneficial for banking exams and clerical exams.

(Hindi) Syntax for Banking Exams

I have done Bachelor of Science. I have been  teaching defence aspirants for last two years. Teaching is my passion. 

Lakhwinder Kaur

This course helps you to clear your doubt about the errors in english and also helps you to find errors in a sentence

(Hindi) Golden Rules For Error Detection And Sentence Improvement - Banking Exams

The Syntax is basically a Subject-Verb Agreement, and this course will help to correct or improve all the errors that we face in Sentence errors problems.

(Hindi) Introduction to Syntax in Grammar

Mona Choudhary

In this course educator Mona Choudhary will cover English section for bank exams in which topics like error detection,  parajumbles,  close test,  reading comprehension etc will be covered.

(Hindi) 45 Days Study Plan to Crack English Section for Bank Exams

I am Ravi Shankar. I have graduate from BCA.  I have Cleared two times Bank Clerk, three times SSC Steno, One time CGL. My passion is learni

Ravi Shankar

Single Filler for Bank, With Fix Preposition, Phrasal Verb etc.
1. Trick 
2. Rules 
3. Approach

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 23m

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Course Overview

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Rule 1: Use of 'had'

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Rule 2: Use of 'to be'

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Rule 3: Use of 'have to / has to / had to'

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Rule 4: Use of 'One of the' and 'None of the'

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Rule 5: Use of "The" in Superlative Degree

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Rule 6: Rule of Preposition

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Rule 7: Verb after Preposition

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Examples on Spotting Error 1

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Examples on Spotting Error 2