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Rajasthan State and Subordinate Services Combined
Competitive (Mains) Examination, 2021
| 
    Paper   | 
  
   Subject   | 
  
   Marks   | 
  
   Time   | 
 
| 
   I   | 
  
   General Studies –I   | 
  
   200   | 
  
   3 Hours   | 
 
| 
   II   | 
  
   General Studies-II   | 
  
   200   | 
  
   3 Hours   | 
 
| 
   III   | 
  
   General Studies-III   | 
  
   200   | 
  
   3 Hours   | 
 
| 
   IV   | 
  
   General Hindi and General English   | 
  
   200   | 
  
   3 Hours   | 
 
| 
   Paper – I General Knowledge and General Studies  | 
 
| 
   Unit I-
  HISTORY  | 
 
| 
   Part A –  History,
  Art, Culture, Literature, Tradition and Heritage of Rajasthan  | 
 
·       
Major landmarks in the
History of Rajasthan from Pre-historic time to close of 18th century, 
·       
Important dynasties, 
·       
their administrative and
revenue system. 
·       
Salient events of 19th & 20th centuries: 
·       
Peasant & Tribal
Movements. 
·       
Political Awakening, 
·       
Freedom Movement and
Integration. 
·       
Heritage of Rajasthan:
Performing & fine Art, 
·       
Handicraft, 
·       
Architecture and major
sites of World Heritage and Tourism in Rajasthan, 
·       
Fairs, 
·       
Festivals, 
·       
Folk Music and Folk Dance. 
·       
Important works of
Rajasthani Literature and Dialects of Rajasthan. 
·       
Saints, 
·       
Lok Devtas and eminent
personalities of Rajasthan. 
| 
   Part B -   | 
 
| 
   Indian History & Culture  | 
 
·       
Indian heritage: Fine Art, 
·       
Performing Art, 
·       
Architecture &
Literature from Indus Civilization to British Era. 
·       
Religious Movements and
religious philosophy in Ancient and Medieval India. 
·       
History of Modern India
from beginning of 19th Century to 1965 A.D: Significant events, 
·       
personalities and issues. 
·       
Indian National Movement-
its various stages & streams, 
·       
important contributors and
contribution from different parts of the country. 
·       
Socio-religious reform
movements in 19th and 20th century. 
·       
Post-Independence
consolidation and reorganisation
·       
– Accession of princely
states & 
·       
Linguistic reorganisation
of the states. 
| 
   Part C -   | 
 
| 
   History of Modern World (up to 1950A.D.)   | 
 
·       
Renaissance and
Reformation.
·       
American War of
Independence, 
·       
French Revolution (1789
A.D.) and Industrial Revolution.
·       
Imperialism and colonialism
in Asia and Africa.
·       
Impact of World Wars.
| 
   Unit II- ECONOMICS  | 
 
| 
   Part A- Indian Economy  | 
 
·       
Agriculture
– 
·       
growth and productivity
trends in Indian agriculture. 
·       
Food processing sector and
food management. 
·       
Agricultural reforms and
challenges. 
·       
Trends
in Industrial Sector- 
·       
Industrial Policy and
Industrial Finance.
·       
Liberalization, 
·       
Globalization, 
·       
Privatization and economic
reforms. 
·       
Infrastructure and economic
growth. 
·       
Inflation, 
·       
Prices and demand/supply
management. 
·       
Centre-State financial
relations and Latest Finance Commission. 
·       
Fiscal Responsibility &
·       
Budget Management Act and
fiscal reforms in India. 
·       
Budgetary trends and fiscal
policy. 
·       
Tax reforms in India. 
·       
Subsidies- cash transfer
and other related issues. 
·       
Trends in revenue and
expenditure. 
·       
Role of Government in
economic activities. 
·       
Private, Public and Merit
Goods. 
·       
Social Sector- poverty, 
·       
unemployment and
inequality. 
·       
Healthcare and Education
Policy. 
·       
Problem of regulatory
effectiveness. 
·       
Redefining the role of
state in economic development and an employment oriented growth strategy. 
Part B- World Economy 
·       
Global Economic issues and
trends: 
·       
Role of World Bank, 
·       
IMF & WTO.
·       
Sustainable Development and
Climate Change.
·       
Agriculture
Scenario- 
·       
production and
productivity. 
·       
Water resources and
Irrigation. Agricultural marketing. 
·       
Dairy and animal husbandry.
·       
Rural development and rural
infrastructure. 
·       
Panchayati Raj and State
Finance Commission.
·       
Institutional framework for
industrial development. 
·       
Industrial growth and
recent trends. 
·       
Khadi and village
industries.
·       
Infrastructure development-
power and transportation. 
·       
Private Investment in
Infrastructure and Public Private Partnership projects- 
·       
outlook and prospects.
·       
Major development projects
of Rajasthan. 
·       
State
budget and Fiscal management- 
·       
issues and challenges.
·       
Economic welfare schemes of
Rajasthan. 
·       
Social Justice and
Empowerment.
·       
Basic Social Services-
education and health. 
·       
Poverty, 
·       
unemployment and
Sustainable Development goals.
| 
   Unit
  III-   | 
 
| 
   SOCIOLOGY, MANAGEMENT,
  ACCOUNTING & AUDITING  | 
 
| 
   Part A- Sociology  | 
 
| 
   Development of Sociological
  Thought in India-  | 
 
| 
   | 
 
·        
Caste and Class
in Indian Society: Nature, Origin, Functions and Challenges.
·        
Processes of
Change: 
·        
Sanskritization,
·        
Westernization,
Secularization and 
·        
Globalization.
·        
Challenges
before Indian Society: 
·        
Issues of Dowry,
·        
Divorce and
Child Marriage, 
·        
Corruption, 
·        
Communalism, 
·        
Poverty, 
·        
Unemployment, 
·        
Drug Addiction, 
·        
Vulnerable
sections especially Dalit, 
·        
Elderly and
Disabled.
·        
Tribal community
of Rajasthan: 
·        
Bhil, Mina
(Meena) and Garasia- 
·        
Problems and
Welfare.
Part B- Management 
·        
Modern concept
of Marketing, 
·        
Marketing Mix – 
·        
Product, Price, 
·        
Place and
Promotion; 
·        
Supply Chain
Management, 
·        
Logistics Mix; 
·        
E-Commerce and
E-Marketing; 
·        
Business and
Corporate Ethics.
·        
Wealth
Maximization, 
·        
Sources of
Finance- 
·        
Short and Long
Term, 
·        
Capital
Structure, 
·        
Cost of Capital,
·        
Distribution of
Profit; 
·        
Banking and Non-
·        
Banking
Financial Institutions (NBFIs), 
·        
Stock Market, 
·        
Multi-National
Companies (MNCs), 
·        
Foreign Direct
Investment (FDI), 
·        
Foreign
Institutional Investment (FII).
·        
Leadership
Theories and Styles, 
·        
Group Behaviour,
·        
Individual
Behaviour, 
·        
Attitude,
Values, 
·        
Team Building; 
·        
Motivation
Theories, 
·        
Conflict
Management, 
·        
Time Management,
·        
Stress
Management, 
·        
Training, 
·        
Development and
Appraisal Systems.
·        
Entrepreneurship:
·        
Incubation, 
·        
Start-ups, 
·        
Unicorns, 
·        
Venture Capital,
·        
Angel Investors.
·        
Management of
Essential Services: 
·        
Education
Management, 
·        
Healthcare and
Wellness Management; 
·        
Tourism and
Hospitality Management.
Part C- Accounting & Auditing 
·        
Basic knowledge
of Double Entry System of Accounting, 
·        
Techniques of
analysis of Financial Statements, 
·        
Responsibility and
Social Accounting.
·        
Meaning &
Objectives of Auditing, Social, 
·        
Performance and
Efficiency Audit, Elementary knowledge of Government Audit.
·        
Basic knowledge
of Performance Budgeting, 
·        
Zero-Base
Budgeting.
| 
   Paper –II   | 
 
| 
   General Knowledge and
  General Studies   | 
 
| 
   Unit I- Administrative Ethics   | 
 
·        
Ethics and Human
Values: 
·        
Lessons from
lives and teachings of great leaders, 
·        
reformers and
administrators. 
·        
Role of family,
society and educational institutions in inculcating values.
·        
Ethical
concepts- Rit and Rin, concept of Duty, concept of Good and Virtue.
·        
Ethics in
private and public relationships- Behaviour, Moral and Political attitudes of
administrators, Philosophical basis of Integrity.
·        
Ethics of
Bhagavad Geeta and its role in administration.
·        
Gandhian Ethics.
·        
Contribution of
Moral Thinkers and Philosophers from India & World.
·        
Ethical
concerns, 
·        
dilemmas and
challenges in administration.
·        
Ethical
decision-making and contributing factors; 
·        
social justice,
humanitarian concerns, 
·        
accountability
in governance and code of ethics.
·        
Case Studies on
above mentioned topics.
Unit II- General Science & Technology 
·        
Chemistry in
everyday life; States of Matter; 
·        
Atomic
Structure; 
·        
Metal, Non-
Metal and Metalloids, 
·        
Metallurgical
Principles and methods,
·        
Important ores
and alloys; 
·        
Acid, Base and
Salts, 
·        
concept of pH
and Buffers; 
·        
Important Drugs
(Synthetic and Natural), 
·        
Antioxidants, 
·        
Preservatives,
Insecticides, 
·        
Pesticides,
Fungicides, 
·        
Herbicides, 
·        
Fertilizers, 
·        
Binders and
Sweeteners; 
·        
Carbon, its
compounds and their domestic and industrial applications; Radioactivity-
·        
concepts and
applications.
·        
Physics in
everyday life; 
·        
Gravitation;
Human eye and Defects; 
·        
Heat; 
·        
Static and
Current Electricity; 
·        
Magnetism, 
·        
Electro-Magnetism,
·        
Sound and
Electro-Magnetic Waves, 
·        
Magnetic resonance
imaging and Nuclear magnetic resonance; 
·        
Nuclear fission
and Fusion.
·        
The Cell; 
·        
Control and
Coordination, 
·        
Reproductive, 
·        
Excretory, 
·        
Respiratory, 
·        
Circulatory and
Digestive systems in Human being; 
·        
Blood groups, 
·        
Composition and
Functions of blood; 
·        
Hormones; 
·        
Genetics and
Lifestyle Diseases; 
·        
Human diseases- 
·        
Communicable and
Non-communicable, 
·        
Endemic,
Epidemic, 
·        
Pandemic their
Diagnosis and Control, 
·        
Immunization and
Vaccination; 
·        
Drugs and
Alcohol abuse. 
·        
Plant parts and
their functions, 
·        
Plant nutrition,
·        
Plant growth
regulators, 
·        
Sexual and
asexual reproduction in plants, 
·        
Important
medicinal plants with special reference to Rajasthan; 
·        
Organic farming;
·        
Biotechnology
and its applications.
·        
Basic computer
science; 
·        
Networking and
types; Analogue and digital telecommunication; 
·        
Frequency
spectrum; 
·        
Mobile
telephony, 
·        
Recent
developments in information and communication technology- 
·        
Artificial
intelligence; 
·        
Big data, 
·        
Cloud computing,
·        
Internet of
things, 
·        
Crypto currency,
·        
OTT platforms
and Social media and their impacts; 
·        
IT industry in
India, 
·        
Digital India
initiatives.
·        
Contribution of
Indian Scientists in Science and Technology, 
·        
Scientific and
technological advancements- 
·        
Robotics,
Machine learning, 
·        
Augmented
reality, 
·        
Nanotechnology,
RFID, 
·        
Quantum
computing etc, 
·        
Development of
science and technology in Rajasthan, 
·        
Government
policies related to Science and Technology.
·        
Space
technology- 
·        
Indian space
programme, 
·        
Satellites and
their orbits, 
·        
various launch
vehicles; 
·        
Remote sensing.
·        
Defence technology-
·        
Missiles, 
·        
Indian missile
programme, 
·        
Chemical and
Biological weapons.
| 
   Unit
  III-   | 
 
| 
   Earth Science  | 
 
| 
   (Geography & Geology)  | 
 
Part A- World 
·        
Structure of the
Earth and Geological Time Scale.
·        
Broad Physical
Features: 
·        
Mountains, 
·        
Plateaus, 
·        
Plains, 
·        
Deserts.
·        
Earthquakes and
Volcanoes: 
·        
Types, 
·        
distribution and
their impact.
·        
Major
Geopolitical Issues.
·        
Major
Environmental Issues.
Part B- India 
·        
Broad Physical
Features: 
·        
Mountains, 
·        
Plateaus,
Plains, Deserts.
·        
Major
Physiographic Divisions of India.
·        
Major Rivers.
·        
Climate- 
·        
Origin of
Monsoon, 
·        
Climatic
characteristics, 
·        
Distribution of
rainfall and Climatic regions.
·        
Natural
Resources: 
·        
Types and uses
of 
·        
(a) Water,
Forest, Soil 
·        
(b) Rocks &
Minerals.
·        
Population:
Growth, 
·        
Distribution and
Density, 
·        
Sex-ratio, 
·        
Literacy, 
·        
Urban and Rural
Population.
Part C- Rajasthan 
·        
Broad Physical
Features: 
·        
Mountains, 
·        
Plateaus, 
·        
Plains, Deserts.
·        
Major Rivers and
Lakes.
·        
Climatic:
Characteristics and their classification.
·        
Major Vegetation
types.
·        
Agriculture-
Major Crops: 
·        
Production and
Distribution.
·        
Metallic
Minerals and Non- 
·        
Metallic
Minerals- 
·        
Types,
distribution and industrial uses.
·        
Conventional and
Non-Conventional Energy Resources.
·        
Demographic
characteristics and Major Tribes.
·        
Wildlife and
Biodiversity: 
·        
Threats and
Conversation.
·        
Concept of
UNESCO Geo-parks and Geo-heritage sites: 
·        
Potential in
Rajasthan.
·        
Major
Environmental Issues.
| 
   Paper-III  | 
 
| 
   General Knowledge and General
  Studies  | 
 
Unit I- Indian Political System, World Politics
and Current Affairs 
·       
Constitution of India: 
·       
Framing, Features, 
·       
Amendments, 
·       
Basic Structure.
·       
Ideological Contents: 
·       
Preamble, 
·       
Fundamental Rights, 
·       
Directive Principles of
State Policy, 
·       
Fundamental Duties.
·       
Institutional Framework- I:
Parliamentary System, 
·       
President, 
·       
Prime Minister and Council
of Ministers, 
·       
Parliament.
·       
Institutional Framework-
II: Federalism, 
·       
Centre-State relations, 
·       
Supreme Court, 
·       
High Courts, 
·       
Judicial Review, 
·       
Judicial Activism.
·       
Institutional Framework-
III: Election Commission of India, 
·       
Comptroller and Auditor
General, 
·       
Union Public Service
Commission, NITI Aayog, 
·       
Central Vigilance
Commission, Central Information Commission, 
·       
National Human Rights
Commission.
·       
Political Dynamics: Role of
Caste, Religion, 
·       
Class, Ethnicity, 
·       
Language and Gender in
Indian Politics, 
·       
Political Parties and
Electoral Behaviour, 
·       
Civil Society and Political
Movement, 
·       
Issues related to National
Integrity and Security, 
·       
Potential areas of
Socio-Political conflicts.
·       
State Politics of
Rajasthan: 
·       
Party System, Political
Demography, 
·       
Different phases of
Political competition in Rajasthan, 
·       
Panchayati Raj and Urban
self Government Institutions.
·       
Emerging World Order in the
post Cold War era, 
·       
USA’s hegemony and its
resistance, 
·       
UN and Regional
Organizations, 
·       
Dynamics of International
Economy, 
·       
International Terrorism and
Environmental issues.
·       
Foreign
Policy of India: 
·       
Evolution, 
·       
Determinants, 
·       
India’s relations with USA,
·       
China, Russia, European
Union and Neighbouring Countries, India’s role in UN, 
·       
NAM, BRICS, 
·       
G- 20, 
·       
G- 77 and SAARC.
·       
Geo-political and Strategic
issues in South Asia, 
·       
South East Asia, 
·       
West Asia and Far- East and
their impact on India.
·       
Current
Affairs: 
·       
Current events, persons and
places of Rajasthan, 
·       
National and international
importance, 
·       
recent activities related
to games and sports.
Unit II- Concepts, Issues and Dynamics of Public
Administration and Management 
·       
Administration and
Management: Meaning, nature and significance. Its role in developed and
developing societies. Evolution of Public Administration as a discipline, New
Public Administration, Approaches to the study of Public Administration. 
·       
Concepts of power,
authority, legitimacy, responsibility and delegation. 
·       
Principles of Organization:
Hierarchy, Span of Control and Unity of Command. 
·       
Functions of Management,
Corporate governance and social responsibility. 
·       
New dimensions of New
Public Management, Change Management. 
·       
Attitude and Values of
Civil Services: ethics, integrity, impartiality and non-partisanship,
dedication to public service, relationship between Generalists and Specialists.
·       
Control over
Administration: Legislative, Executive and Judicial-Various Means and
Limitations. 
·       
Administrative setup,
administrative culture in Rajasthan: Governor, Chief Minister, Council of
Ministers, State Secretariat, Directorates and Chief Secretary. 
·       
District Administration:
organization, role of District Collector and District Magistrate,
Superintendent of Police, Sub-divisional and Tehsil administration. 
·       
Development Administration:
Meaning, Scope and Characteristics. 
·       
State Human Rights
Commission, State Election Commission, Lokayukt, Rajasthan Public Service
Commission, Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act, 2011 and
Rajasthan Right to Hearing Act, 2012. 
| 
   Unit III-   | 
 
| 
   Sports and Yoga, Behavior
  and Law  | 
 
| 
   Part A- Sports and Yoga   | 
 
Part A- Sports and Yoga 
·       
Sports Policies of India
and Rajasthan State. 
·       
Sports Authority of India
and Rajasthan State Sports Council. 
·       
National and Rajasthan
State level Awards for Sports. 
·       
Yoga - Positive way of
life. 
·       
Eminent Sports
personalities of India. 
·       
First Aid and Rehabilitation.
·       
Participation of Indian
Sports Persons in Olympics, Asian Games, Common Wealth Games and Para-Olympic
Games. 
Part B - Behavior 
·       
Intelligence:
·       
Cognitive intelligence, 
·       
Social and Emotional
intelligence, 
·       
Cultural intelligence, 
·       
Spiritual intelligence.
·       
Personality:
·       
Traits and Types, 
·       
Determinants of personality
and Assessment of personality.
·       
Learning
and Motivation: 
·       
Styles of learning, 
·       
Models of memory, 
·       
Causes of forgetting. 
·       
Assessment of motivation.
·       
Stress
and Management: 
·       
Nature, 
·       
Types, Sources, 
·       
Symptoms, 
·       
Effects, 
·       
Stress Management, 
·       
Promotion of Mental Health.
Part C-Law 
·       
Concepts of Law: Ownership and Possession, 
·       
Personality, Liability, 
·       
Rights and Duties. 
·       
Contemporary
Legal Issues: 
·       
Right to Information,
Information Technology Law including cyber crimes (concepts, purpose,
prospects), 
·       
Intellectual Property
Rights (concepts, types, purpose). 
·       
Crimes
against Women and Children: 
·       
Domestic Violence, 
·       
Sexual Harassment at work
place, 
·       
The Protection of Children
from Sexual Offences Act, 
·       
2012, Laws related to child
labour. 
·       
The Maintenance and Welfare
of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007. 
·       
Important
Land Laws in Rajasthan: 
·       
Rajasthan Land Revenue Act,
·       
1956; Rajasthan Tenancy
Act, 1955. 
| 
   Paper – IV   | 
 
| 
   General Hindi and General
  English   | 
 
General Hindi 
भाग अ- (अंक 50)
·        
संधि एवं
संधि-विच्छेद – 
·        
दिए हुए शब्दों
की संधि करना और 
·        
संधि-विच्छेद
करना।
·        
उपसर्ग – 
·        
सामान्य ज्ञान,
·        
उपसर्गों से
शब्दों की संरचना तथा 
·        
शब्दों में से
उपसर्ग एवं शब्द पृथक् करना
·        
प्रत्यय – 
·        
सामान्य ज्ञान,
·        
दिए हुए
प्रत्ययों से शब्द बनाना और 
·        
शब्दों में से
शब्द एवं प्रत्यय पृथक् करना
·        
पर्यायवाची शब्द
·        
विलोम शब्द
·        
समश्रुत
भिन्नार्थक शब्द–दिए हुए शब्द-युग्म का अर्थभेद 
·        
वाक्यांश के लिए
सार्थक शब्द शब्द शुधि। 
·        
वाक्य शुधि
·        
मुहावरे- 
·        
मुहावरों का
वाक्य में सटीक प्रयोग
·        
कहावत/लोकोक्ति-केवल
भावार्थ
·        
पारिभाषिक
शब्दावली-
·        
प्रशासन से
संबंधित अंग्रेजी शब्दों के समानार्थ हिन्दी
भाग ब- (अंक 50)
·        
संक्षिप्तीकरण –
·        
गद्यावतरण का
उचित शीर्षक एवं लगभग एक-तिहाई शब्दों में संक्षिप्तीकरण (गद्यावतरण की शब्द सीमा
लगभग 100
शब्द)
·        
पल्लवन – 
·        
किसी सूक्ति,
·        
काव्य पंक्ति,
·        
प्रसिद्ध कथन आदि
का भाव विस्तार (शब्द सीमा–लगभग 100
शब्द)
·        
पत्र-लेखन
– 
·        
सामान्य
कार्यालयी पत्र, 
·        
कार्यालय आदेश,
·        
अर्धशासकीय पत्र,
·        
अनुस्मारक
·        
प्रारूप-लेखन
– 
·        
अधिसूचना,
·        
निविदा,
·        
परिपत्र,
·        
विज्ञप्ति
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अनुवाद – 
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दिए हुए अंग्रेजी
अनुच्छेद का हिंदी में अनुवाद। (शब्द सीमा–लगभग 75 शब्द)
भाग स- (अंक 20)
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किसी सामयिक एवं
अन्य विषय पर निबंध लेखन (शब्द सीमा लगभग-250 शब्द)
General English
General English (Total marks 80) 
Part A- Grammar & Usage (20 Marks) 
Correction of
Sentences: 10 sentences for correction with errors related to:
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Articles &
Determiners
·       
Prepositions
·       
Tenses &
Sequence of Tenses
·       
Modals
·       
Voice- Active
& Passive
·       
Narration- 
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Direct &
Indirect
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Synonyms &
Antonyms
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Phrasal Verbs
& Idioms
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One Word
Substitute
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Words often
Confused or Misused
Part B- Comprehension, Translation & Precis
Writing (30 Marks) 
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Comprehension of
an Unseen Passage (250 Words approximately) 
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05 Questions
based on the passage. 
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Question No. 05
should preferably be on vocabulary.
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Translation of
five sentences from Hindi to English.
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Precis Writing
(a short passage of approximately 150-200 words).
Part C- Composition & Letter Writing (30
Marks) 
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Paragraph
Writing- 
·       
Any 01 paragraph out of 03
given topics (approximately 200 words). 
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Elaboration
of a given theme 
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(Any 1 out of 3,
approximately 150 words). 
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Letter
Writing or Report Writing 
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(approximately 150 words).