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People from a Bengali medium background, how did you improve your spoken English fluency? My English is good when I write, but when I speak, my mind goes blank and I run out of words. How did you overcome this? Any tips would be greatly appreciated, especially since I'm preparing for job interviews.

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u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 4 days ago
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27. Will I get a Job? When? Preparing for UPSC aiming IRS (IT) and Regulatory bodies (RBI/NABARD) very frustrated, lost all hopes and confidence of getting a job. Please help.

u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 5 days ago
▲ 54 r/IndianArtAndThinking

My Three Idols. How is my painting? If you like it, please give me some Karma and comment Karmas as I urgently need them. (Signature is hidden) [OC]

Please help by giving me some karmas and comment karmas.

u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/upsc_discussions

Interview Medium – Fluency Problem. Preparing from Home. Please Help. (Please don't give unnecessary advice like "clear the exam first," as I don't think fluency can be achieved in 2–3 months after mains)

I studied in a Bengali-medium school. My English is good when I write, but my spoken English is not very fluent. However, I have chosen English as the medium for my Mains examination.

If I choose Hindi as the medium for the interview, will the board ask all the questions in Shuddh Hindi and expect me to answer in Shuddh Hindi? Since my Mains medium is English and my mother tongue is Bengali, I don't think I can speak Hindi like a native speaker. However, I am much more fluent and confident speaking in Hindi than in English.

In the interview, can I use a mix of Hindi and English, as my Mains medium is English, and translating the terms on the spot will become difficult for me?

I don't have any friends with whom I can practice speaking English, as they also studied in Bengali-medium schools. The same is true for my family. I would really appreciate your guidance. Please help.

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u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 5 days ago
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Interview Medium – Fluency Problem. Preparing from Home. Please Help. (Please don't give unnecessary advice like "clear the exam first," as I don't think fluency can be achieved in 2–3 months.)

I studied in a Bengali-medium school. My English is good when I write, but my spoken English is not very fluent. However, I have chosen English as the medium for my Mains examination.

If I choose Hindi as the medium for the interview, will the board ask all the questions in Shuddh Hindi and expect me to answer in Shuddh Hindi? Since my Mains medium is English and my mother tongue is Bengali, I don't think I can speak Hindi like a native speaker. However, I am much more fluent and confident speaking in Hindi than in English.

In the interview, can I use a mix of Hindi and English, as my Mains medium is English, and translating the terms on the spot will become difficult for me?

I don't have any friends with whom I can practice speaking English, as they also studied in Bengali-medium schools. The same is true for my family. I would really appreciate your guidance. Please help.

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u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 5 days ago
▲ 6 r/forumRBI

What should be the strategy & sources to cover ARD and ESI for Nabard Grade A? How is the difficulty level of Nabard grade A (phase 1 & phase 2)in comparison with with RBI grade B?

Complete beginner. Upsc background. Please guide.

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u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 1 month ago
▲ 6 r/UPSC_Forum

I know today's GS 1 paper was beyond expectations. But anyone who attempted 70+ questions and getting 85+ according to answer keys(though they're not accurate) kindly tell what helped you solving current affairs questions especially? Please tell and help future aspirants.

Kindly help

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u/Intelligent_Pea_9439 — 1 month ago