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The Lego Method [Descriptive +Essay]

Remember playing the building blocks game- Lego?
There is a reason why children are introduced to the Lego method at an early stage in life. The aim is to teach children to structure problems so they can be solved.
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However, as we grow old, we forget how the same can be applied to master an art of thinking to tackle complex challenges in all aspects of their lives, including your RBI exam.
This will be an important focus area in the initial days of your RBI preparation with Acads. Through the Lego method, we would learn how to- structure problems, i.e. the “unexpected descriptive questions” in this case, develop a systematic approach to advance and refine your solutions, i.e. the 'descriptive answers'.
The Lego method involves the following steps:
Decomposition: Breaking large problems down into smaller ones
Filtering: Setting aside unimportant details.
Leveraging Inheritability: Recognizing where the question lies in RBI syllabus hierarchy and then using Principle of Inheritability to structure the answer
Leveraging replicability: Recognizing how these relate to questions that have been solved in the past.
2D4C: Using 32D4C technique to provide additional and specific details for an answer
Value Addition: The final touch to help you score the highest!

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