PSC Clerkship Part 2 Examination English and Bengali

 Part-II Examination :

Part-II shall consist of conventional type questions on

a) Group-A : English

b) Group-B : Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali carrying 50 marks each for Group-A and Group-B.

The duration of Part-II examination shall be 1 hour.

SYLLABUS

Part-II :

Group-A :

English

a) Drafting of a report in English from points or materials supplied ;

b) Condensing of a prose passage (Summary/Precis) ;

 c) Translation from Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be, into English ;

Group-B :

Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali :

a) Drafting of a report from points or materials supplied ;

b) Condensing of a prose passage (summary or précis) ;

 c) Translation from English into Bengali/Hindi/Urdu/Nepali/Santali, as the case may be ;

WRITE AND PRACTICE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS REGULARLY:-

Practice writing draft report  in Bengali and English in following topics

Following points may be covered:-

 

I.                    Environmental Issues:-

Write a report on current situation regarding Global Warming.

Write a report on use and future of Green technology in India.

(Points to be covered:-

                 I.            Present situation

              II.            Causes of concern/Why it is important issues

            III.            Future prospects

           IV.            How the problems can be solved)

II.                 Social issues:- 

Write a short report on a seminar you recently attended on the evils of excessive addiction of social media among the students

(Points

                I.            Social media addiction a threat to society

             II.            Promising youths worst victims

          III.            Possible cause-loneliness,frustration

          IV.            Ill affect on mental and physical health

             V.            Psychological breakdown)

Write a short report on increased atrocities against women in our society

(Points

                I.            Present situation

             II.            Some present example

          III.            Possible cause

          IV.            Probable solutions)

Write similar report on

a)      Women’s Right (Sabarimela issues),

b)      Honour Killings, Spread of Education in India,

c)      Issue of Superstition in India,

III.             Current topics issues:-

Imagine yourself a newspaper-reporter. Write an eye-witmess account of a severe Super cyclone that has lashed the coastal areas washing away hundreds of villages

(Points

                 I.            Place & Time of occurrence,

              II.            description of cyclone-speed, sound etc,

            III.            effect of trees,animals,human beings,

           IV.            description of devastation-extent of damage,

              V.            further cyclone warnings)

Write a report on celebration of Kargil Divas recently held

                 I.            (Significance of the event

              II.            Time and atmosphere

            III.            Gathering on floor/chair-indoor/outdoor

           IV.            Guests invited

              V.            Speeches

           VI.            Songs

         VII.            Recitation

      VIII.            Hoisting of National flag

           IX.            Enthusiasm)

 

 Write a report on Ban of tiktok and other Chinese apps.

(Points

                 I.            Backdrop

              II.            Present situation

            III.            Impact on Indian Economy-Short term and Long term

           IV.            National interest

              V.            Patriotism

          VI.            Conclusion)

Imagine that you are a newspaper reporter covering a panchayat area. Write a report on the development activities in that area

(Points to be covered

                            I.            Number and names of the villages

                         II.            The special problems faced by these villages five years ago

                      III.            What plans were adopted to solve problems

                      IV.            How much of the work(roads,drainage,drinking water etc has been done)

Write a report on the inconveniently damaged condition of the roadwways in a particular rural area of the state

(Points to be covered:-

                               I.            Roadways as the major means of approach to an area

                            II.            The condition of the area is to be described

                         III.            The causes of such damaged roads-excessive rainfall,insufficient maintainenc, and heavy vehocles using these roads, throughfares to other states

                        IV.            Probable remedy:-more regular maintenance,use of bet-material to do the patch-work with,allocation of more governmental fund for this purpose

                           V.            Better road means better communication,better communication means better trade and commerce, better education,better Job-facility-all leading to a more prospective,more developed state)

Suppose you are reporter working for a reputed newspaper. Last week you attended a seminar in “The Joy of Eye Donation” organized by the rotary club of Tallygunj. Write a report on this seminar for publication in the newspaper

(SIMILAR REPORT MAY BE PREPARED FOR BLOOD DONATION CAMP)

(Points to be covered

             I.            Presence of competent doctors and social workers,

    II.            the last humanitarian act to brighten up the dark world of the blind,

 III.            social taboo against donation of organ after death to be removed,

IV.            reaction of the audience,

   V.            forms supplied to register oneself as future donor)

Write a report on marvellous success of “Kanyashree” scheme of Govt of West Bengal

(Points

       I.            Brief Description of the scheme

    II.            Objective of the scheme

 III.            Coverage of the scheme

IV.            Success- Best practices example

   V.            Awards own-International recognition

                         VI.            Future path