SSC & RBI writing,
evaluated to clear the cut-off

100 marks, 60 minutes. Essay (250 words, 40 marks) and Letter/Application (150 words, 20 marks) or Precis. Simple, clear English is expected — not complex vocabulary. Dharoha evaluates both the essay and the letter/application format.

200 marks. Economic and Social Issues (50 marks), English Writing (100 marks: essay, precis, comprehension). Strong economic analysis, RBI policy awareness, and financial sector knowledge are required. Dharoha applies banking-specific evaluation criteria.

200 marks, 1000–1200 words. Environmental, ecological, forest policy, and governance themes. Scientific accuracy combined with policy analysis is essential. Longer, more analytical essays evaluated with IFoS-specific criteria.

SSC essays should use clear, simple English — not UPSC-level complex vocabulary. Dharoha checks that your language matches SSC expectations and identifies overly complex phrasing.

SSC Tier 3 includes formal letters and applications. Dharoha checks format correctness — subject line, salutation, body structure, and closing — which are commonly penalised.

RBI Grade B requires strong understanding of RBI policy, monetary policy, banking regulation, and economic indicators. Dharoha evaluates whether your answer demonstrates this financial sector knowledge.

SSC Tier 3 has strict word limits. Exceeding or falling short hurts your marks. Dharoha flags word count issues and checks whether your content density matches the required length.

Both SSC and RBI include precis writing. Dharoha evaluates information retention, sentence economy, and whether key ideas from the original passage are preserved in condensed form.

Every evaluation includes a model answer at the standard needed to clear the descriptive cutoff — right length, right style, right content level for the specific exam.