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The tips and tricks to crack SBI PO English Language are given below:
1) Read. & Read. It is important for anyone who is preparing for these competitive exams to invest time in reading as it not only develops one's comprehension skills but also helps in building one's vocabulary. Reading Comprehension is given the highest weightage in exams, it can be best practiced through regular reading and understanding
2) Be Familiar With Grammar Basics
Most of the students think that grammar is so vast and its rules are infinite. You will be surprised to know that the truth is that there are just a few rules, and grammar is easy to master. Also, grammar-related questions like error spotting, sentence improvement, phrase replacement, etc.
Require practice. Solve 10 to 20 grammar questions per day, and make a list of the new errors you learn from every test. This list will work as your ready-reckoner for grammar
3) Vocabulary Building
This is an ongoing process and requires you to be persistent. There are even super cool apps that can help one to learn a few words daily and enhance one's vocabulary skills. They are gamified as well, so students can actually have some fun using these apps. Also, vocabulary can be bolstered by a lot of reading. I suggest students should not consider learning vocabulary an onerous task and instead enjoy the process of learning through tricks, hints, etc. SBI PO English Preparations A Few Things to Remember
Keep a regular check on your vocabulary. Follow daily editorials and newspapers to enhance your reading speed. This will also help you summarize the topic more efficiently. Try and get the gist of the passage you are reading before attempting the questions. Follow a why, how & what is for an approach to get a complete understanding. Follow the basic fundamental of learning, practicing, and strategizing. One of the best ways to score more in English for bank exams is by solving the previous year question papers and mock tests. This will help you apprehend your performance and also understand the type of questions asked in SBI PO exam

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Yes, it is in English . Bachelor of Journalism & Mass Communication is a three year interdisciplinary programme in which students learn holistically about media and its various aspects. Students learn the underpinning theories related to media, its history, and its legal and ethical obligations. They also learn to frame news, design the headlines and outlet of the newspaper. Students are taught about the media laws, constitution and other relevant laws which are required in public life as a Journalist. Apart from it, programme also nurtures creative aspects of students that includes photography, film-making, editing and other aspects of visual story telling like screen writing and story boarding. Hope it helps.

Hi,Yes, you can discontinue it anytime you want. There are two ways to discontinue:
The first one is, You can inform your college and do all such work as required legally and can remove your name. And the second one is, if you're leaving in such a little time, then do not submit your fees, don't go to college, do not have any correspondence with your faculty members, and the will strike off your name. M.A. English . And journalism programme can be complementary if you intend to strengthen your English . Language skills. It will definitely be in good stead for you in the long run and you will be given due weightage. Your writing will definitely be better than your peers. You will excel in content writing, desk jobs etc. But anyway good writing is a gem. (It's recommended to complete J&MC and then go for M.A. English . ).