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Private investment in Assam – Issues & Prospects (by Mrigakhi Rabha) – APSC Mains Essay

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Private investment in Assam – Issues & Prospects – APSC Mains Essay

(Essay submitted in APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 6)

 

Private investment in Assam – Issues & Prospects by Mrigakhi Rabha

Liberalisation reform of 1990 in India has provided a platform for investors to choose their investment location in the country. The present BJP led government of Assam has organized first ever global investor summit, “Advantage Assam”, which encouraged and excited private investors to participate. It has seen investment commitment to nearly Rs. 70000 crores in various sectors. Assam government has recognized 12 sectors in the summit; agriculture and food processing, handloom-textile-handicrafts, logistics, river transport, port township, IT-ITeS, pharmaceutical-medical equipment, plastics, petrochemicals and powers for encouraging private investment.

However, there are various obstacles attached with the private investment in the state: i) Natural Calamities such as floods and droughts which impact a large production and income of the state. The quality of infrastructure is pulled down. Revenue generated are diverted for the flood relief ii) The difficult terrain contributes to poor transport facilities. Railway transport facilities are less than what is required to its need to reach the isolated areas iii) Instead of preservation, it has been observed a depletion of huge quantity of natural resources. Investment in Assam is channelized towards the exploitation of the rich resources like tea, jute and oil iv) The sensitive border goes against the economic interest of the state and maintenance of law and order is a critical subject in the state. Large amount of money is spent in the maintenance of the police administration v) The administration of Assam is neither efficient nor clean.

But we should not ignore the prospects that can parallelly flow with the private investment undertaken. Assam is not only the largest economy of the North Eastern region of India but it is also industrially advanced and has comparative proximity of gateway for India to connect with ASEAN countries. Its proximity lies with its rich natural resources which is still bringing a prominent name in the business of tea. Other resources such as mineral, oil, rubber, cultivation of organic vegetables and fruits will bring a respectable position to the state. With the advantage of the pleasant climate and scenic landscape, the tourist department is looking for private investment to give a boost to tourist and offer a variety of choices for the visitors from world heritage site to the temples and monuments. The state also enjoys various educational institution which guarantees skilled workforce, the investors do not have to hire workers from the other states.

Assam being a backward state in the country is trying its best to climb the ladder of economic development. It has been gifted with rich natural resources which if under proper channel made investment in it, would reach to a new height of development. The state government of Assam is trying to connect with various investors through summit and positively it has resulted with huge amount of investment. Thus we may look for prosperous Assam in near future.

[ 470 Words ]

 

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Public Healthcare System In India (by Kiriti Dehingia) – APSC Mains Essay

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Public Healthcare System In India – APSC Mains Essay

(Essay submitted in APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 5)

 

Public Healthcare System In India by Kiriti Dehingia

Health is the real wealth of a society. Therefore, in India, primarily in order to focus on health care for British citizens, the modern public healthcare system was initiated during colonial period. After independence also, the government of India has been taking various steps to develop the public healthcare system till now.

The public healthcare system in India is organized into primary, secondary and tertiary levels. There are Sub-Centres(SCs), Mini Primary Health Centres (MPHCs) and Primary Health Centres(PHCs) at the primary level. Community Health Centres(CHCs) and smaller Sub-District Hospitals are the secondary level. The Medical Colleges and the District/ General Hospitals provide tertiary care.

An SC serves extremely rural areas having population of 5000 people (or 3000 in a remote and dangerous location). Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) and Multipurpose Worker (MPW) are manned at HWCs. Recently, Community Health Officers (CHOs) are also being appointed at some SCs. Along with primary medical care and immunization, SCs also educate people about healthy habits.

MPHCs and PHCs are manned by Doctors, Pharmacists, Laboratory Technicians, General Nurse Midwives (GNMs), ANMs and other health workers. PHCs serve more developed rural areas having population of 30000 or more (or 20000 in remote areas). SCs refer patients to PHCs in case of complexity.

CHCs serve 120000 people in urban areas (or 80000 people in remote areas). Critical patients are referred from MPHCs and PHCs to CHCs.

Medical Colleges and district hospitals are the final referral units for the primary and secondary levels of the public healthcare system.

In order to improve the healthcare system in India, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has been adopting various initiatives that affect all people  in India, e.g.: National Health Mission(NHM), Ayushman Bharat, National Mental Health Programme, National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, National Leprosy Control Programme, DOTS, ASHA etc.. The National Health Policies are being published by the government for betterment of public health. The first of its kind was that of 1983 and the last being that of 2017. NHM is strengthening SCs as Health and Wellness Centres (HWCs).

In spite of all this, the health scenario in India is not up to the mark in comparison to the developed countries. Some of the causative factors of this deplorable condition are: low quality care, corruption, lack of accountability, unethical care, economic barriers to access the services, insufficient man-power etc.

If the public healthcare system has to be successful in India, the government along with general public and health professionals should come together. The health institutions should be staffed with sufficient man-power. The people in general and the students in particular should be taught how to remain healthy, maintain personal hygiene and about preventive measures against various diseases. All should keep in mind that –‘Prevention is better than cure’.

In conclusion, if all efforts from various angles are put together, the public healthcare system in India may be expected to compete with that in the developed countries, in near future.

[ 490 Words ]

 

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APSC Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2018 Date Announced – Full Schedule, Time Table & Instructions

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Time Table & Instructions

 

The Assam Public Service Commission will hold the Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2018 for the qualified candidates, in various centres in Guwahati as per PROGRAMME mentioned below:

Admit Card to be available from 25 July, 2019

APSC CC (Main) Exam 2018 – Full Schedule

APSC mains 2018 test series GS & Optional Paper

Sl. No. Date & Day of Exam Time Subject
1 02-08-2019
(Friday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1. Commerce & Accountancy- (Paper-I)
2. Law-(Paper-I)
3. Physics-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM 1. Commerce & Accountancy- (Paper-II)
2. Law-(Paper-II)
3. Physics-(Paper-II)
2 04-08-2019
(Sunday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon  Political Science -(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM  Political Science -(Paper-II)
3 06-08-2019
(Tuesday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1. Botany -(Paper-I)
2. Fishery Science-(Paper-I)
3. Geology-(Paper-I)
4. Medical Science-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM 1. Botany -(Paper-II)
2. Fishery Science -(Paper-II)
3. Geology-(Paper-II)
4. Medical Science-(Paper-II)
4 08-08-2019
(Thursday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1. Economics-(Paper-I)
2. Mathematics-(Paper-I)
3. Zoology-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM 1. Economics-(Paper-II)
2. Mathematics-(Paper-II)
3. Zoology-(Paper-II)
5 09-08-2019
(Friday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1. Chemistry- (Paper-I)
2. Philosophy-(Paper-I)
3. Psychology-(Paper-I)
4. Statistics-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM 1. Chemistry- (Paper-II)
2. Philosophy-(Paper-II)
3. Psychology-(Paper-II)
4. Statistics-(Paper-II)
6 11-08-2019
(Sunday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon General Studies (GS)
7 13-08-2019
(Tuesday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1. Arabic- (Paper-I)
2. Assamese-(Paper-I)
3. Bengali-(Paper-I)
4. Bodo-(Paper-I)
5. English-(Paper-I)
6. Hindi-(Paper-I)
7. Persian-(Paper-I)
8. Sanskrit-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 AM 1. Arabic- (Paper-II)
2. Assamese-(Paper-II)
3. Bengali-(Paper-II)
4. Bodo-(Paper-II)
5. English-(Paper-II)
6. Hindi-(Paper-II)
7. Persian-(Paper-II)
8. Sanskrit-(Paper-II)
8 19-08-2019
(Monday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon Education-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM Education -(Paper-II)
9 21-08-2019
(Wednesday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon  1. Sociology-(Paper-I)
2. Anthropology(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM  1. Sociology-(Paper-II)
2. Anthropology(Paper-II)
10 23-08-2019
(Friday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon History-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM  History -(Paper-II)
11 25-08-2019
(Sunday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon General English
12 27-08-2019
(Tuesday) 		9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon 1.Agriculture (Paper-I)
2.AH &Vety Science (Paper-I)
3.Chemical Engg. (Paper-I)
4.Civil Engineering-(Paper-I)
5.Computer Science-(Paper-I)
6.Electrical Engg.-(Paper-I)
7.Electronics-(Paper-I)
8.Mechanical Engg.-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM  1. Agriculture-(Paper-II)
2. AH &Vety Science(Paper-II)
3. Chemical Engg (Paper-II)
4. Civil Engineering-(Paper-II)
5. Computer Science-(Paper-II)
6. Electrical Engg-(Paper-II)
7. Electronics-(Paper-II)
8. Mechanical Engg.-(Paper-II)
13 29-08-2019
(Thursday)		 9-00 AM to 12-00 Noon Geography-(Paper-I)
1-30 PM to 4-30 PM Geography -(Paper-II)

 

The PwD candidates (Visually Impaired /OH (with writing impediment) requiring scribes are requested to intimate the Commission within 10(ten) days from the publication of this notification.

 The names of venues will be printed in the Admission Certificate which will be uploaded in the Commission’s website www.apsc.nic.in in due course.

 

APSC mains 2018 test series GS & Optional Paper

 

Syllabus & Reference Books

> General Studies (GS) Compulsory Paper
>> English Paper Compulsory Paper
>> Political Science
>> Education
>> History
>> Economics
>> Sociology

Other Optional subjects

Sl. No Subject Sl. No Subject
1 Agriculture 13 Fisheries
2 Anthropology 1 Geography
3 Animal Husbandry & Vety Science 15 Geology
4 Botany 16 Law
5 Chemical Engineering 17 Mathematics
6 Civil Engineering 18 Mechanical Engineering
7 Chemistry 19 Medical Science
8 Commerce & Accountancy 20 Philosophy
9 Computer Science 21 Physics
11 Electrical Engineering 22 Psychology
12 Electronics 23 Statistics
24 Zoology
Modern Languages and Literature & Classical Language (any one only)
A Assamese
B Bengali
C English
D Hindi
E Arabic
F Persian
G Sanskrit
H Bodo

APSC Mains Exam – Previous Years Question Papers for GS and Optional paper

APSC CC (Mains) Exam 2016 Cutoff Marks & 2015, 2013 2009 Previous Qualifying Scores

APSC Combined Competitive (Main) Examination, 2018 – Notification, Guidelines & Instructions

APSC Mains Answer Writing Practice Questions – Set 42 (for Week 10 June – 16 June 2019)

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APSC Mains Writing Practice Questions – Set 42

Write answers to these Questions, Review others’ Answer, Ask Doubts and Discuss

Q1. What are the difference between the ‘continental drift’ theory and the ‘plate tectonics’ theory. Also explain the origin and growth of young fold mountain, with reference to the theory of plate tectonics.  (in 200 Words)   8+8= 16 Marks

Q2. What do you know about the Köppen Climate Classification System? Write about the Stamp’s Classification of Climatic Regions of India.   (in 200 Words)   8+8= 16 Marks

Q3. Write a short essay on naxalite problem in India. Also suggest policy measures to bring permanent solution to this issue. (in 200 Words)   12+4=16 Marks


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APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 6 (10 – 16 June, 2019)

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APSC CC Mains 2018 Essay Writing Contest

Essays are very important for APSC Mains Exam’s General English Paper (300 Marks), as it contributes 100 Marks (2 essays of 50 marks each), so practicing as many essays will improve your essays writing skills. First two essay topics of APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 is given below. All APSC aspirants and readers can participate in the contest. Write essay in about 400 to 500 words on any one or both the topic. The BEST ESSAY on each topics will be selected and published on our website with the name of the author.

Essay Topics for Week 6 (10 – 16 June, 2019)
         1.    India’s advancement in space technology
         2.   Private investment in Assam – Issues & Prospects

 

Rules & Guidelines of Essay submission
  1. The essay should be sent in the word format (.doc, or .docx) with 14 font size. It should carry author’s name and e-mail ID. Any other format of submission will not be accepted.
  2. At the end of the essay, it should contain a declaration saying that “Its my original content and is not copied from anywhere”.
  3. If any essay is found to be copied, it will be summarily rejected.
  4. Adhikary Education (Assamexam.com) reserves the copyright of the essays; however in case of copyright infringement (copied matter) Adhikary Education is not liable for it.
  5. Adhikary Education reserves the right to edit the essay for clarity of language, grammar, spelling, punctuation and space.
  6. It’s advised to go through the essay carefully before sending it once and finally.
  7. The Essay must be between 400 to 500 words. As APSC asks Essay of 50 Marks of same word limit.
  8. The last date for sending essay for any week is within 1 week from topics publish date. Essay received after due date will not be considered for Contest, but may be published on Assamexam.com, if found suitable.
  9. Please send (via email) your entries to [email protected].
  10. Also send a photograph and a small biography if you wish it to be published in our website.

 

Prizes for Winners!!

Best Prize – You will score good marks in APSC Mains Essays. Not enough motivation!!

Best essay on each topics of every week will be ranked and the winner will get anyone (his own choice) of our bestselling eBooks for FREE.

  1. Assam 2019 Yearbook
  2. Environment and Ecology
  3. Geography of Assam
  4. ASSAM HISTORY-Ancient Period & ASSAM HISTORY- Ahom and English Period
  5. History of Britain

Hang on!! Not only this, Top 3 essays on each topics will be published on Assamexam.com along with the name of the authors, photograph and a small biography. We will make sure your essays are read by thousands of aspirants/viewers and get benefited with your insights on particular topics.

Also, name of Top 3 essay authors on each topics will be published in our next post on Facebook/Twitter. Other entries may also be published on Assamexam.com, in found suitable.

 

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Vanishing Greenery in Assam and its impact (by Khasib Ahmed) – APSC Mains Essay

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Vanishing Greenery in Assam and its impact – APSC Mains Essay

(Essay submitted in APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 4)

 

Vanishing Greenery in Assam and its impact By Khasib Ahmed – Download PDF

 

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AFSPA Act is a needed legislation or a misused power (by Surajeet) – APSC Mains Essay

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AFSPA Act is a needed legislation or a misused power – APSC Mains Essay

(Essay submitted in APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 5)

AFSPA Act is a needed legislation or a misused power By Surajeet

Introduction– AFSPA was introduced to give the armed forces the power to maintain public order in disturbed areas. Under the act, the forces have the power to prohibit a gathering of five or more persons in an area.

Further the forces have the power to open fire after giving a due warning, if it felt that a person is not obeying the law. The Army can also arrest a person without a warrant, if reasonable suspicion exists.

The powers to carry out a search without warrant and ban possession of firearms are also some of the provisions under the act.
The act was passed by both houses of Parliament and approved by the President of India on September 11, 1958. Under Section 3 of the act. Under this section, the Centre or Governor of a State can declare the entire state or part of it as a disturbed area.

Misuse of power? – AFSPA has been implemented in many states and revoked in the due course of time from many states till date. There have been a number of instances of misuse of the power provided by virtue of the Act.  According to the Extra Judicial Execution Victim Families Association (EEVFAM) – the petitioner in the present Supreme Court case – and human rights activists, such a huge number of killings took place in Manipur due to the shield provided by the AFSPA. Noted activist Irom Sharmila led long Gandhian battle against AFSPA .  The three civilians of Baramulla (J&K) were shot by Indian army at Machil sector in Kupwara district of J&K on 30th April, 2010 and were framed as ‘foreign militants’. However, later with the protest and inquiry, it was established that these persons were civilians and were called by the army to provide them jobs of porters and later were killed in a staged encounter. On 29th May 2009 in Shopian (J&K), two women named Aasia and Neelofar went missing from their orchard on their way back to home. Their dead bodies were found the next day. The people alleged that it was a case of murder and rape by security forces that were camped nearby.

The J.S. Verma committee while looking into legal reforms related to violence against women called for a review of the AFSPA. The committee noted that “impunity for systematic or isolated sexual violence in the process of internal security duties is being legitimised by the AFSPA” and “women in conflict areas are entitled to all the security and dignity that is afforded to citizens in any other part of our country”. While implementation, the Central government had taken into consideration many of the Verma committee suggestions and adopted the recommendations subsequently in an Anti-Rape bill. But, sadly, it left out the suggestions related to AFSPA. As per the criticisms to AFSPA, we know that there is a need to take some steps towards the prevention of misuse of the Act so that the purpose behind the enactment of the Act is not defeated. Reviewing the Act and making modifications to it is the need of the hour to stop atrocities against women, perpetually happening in the areas where AFSPA prevails.

In my opinion AFSPA should remain in all disturbed areas provided there must be a strong supervision in delivery of these powers by army.

[ 550 Words ]

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Can Environment Protection and Economic Development go together? (by Bandeep Rabha) – APSC Mains Essay

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Can Environment Protection and Economic Development go together? – APSC Mains Essay

(Essay submitted in APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 3)

 

Can Environment Protection and Economic Development go together?

By Bandeep Rabha

 

Introduction:

Man has always maintained a cordial relationship with the nature from the ancient times. The Indian culture has always revered trees as a symbol of divinity. Infact, Lord Krishna identified himself as Ashwatha, or the peepal tree. By the beginning of 19th century the developed countries began exploiting natural resources in excuse of economic development and this resulted in rapid degradation of the environment. At present the developing countries like China and India are also contributing hugely to environmental degradation.

Environment and Economic Development:

The natural environment plays a very important role in our economy, as a direct input into production and through many other services. For the rapid development of the country, projects like power plants, mines etc. needs to be implemented which are the core inputs for all other industries. Natural resources such as minerals and fossil fuels acts as raw material inputs to them. Other services of environment which enable economic activity are sequestering carbon, filtering air and water pollution, protecting against flood risk and soil formation. It is also vital for our wellbeing providing us with recreational opportunities, improving our health and much more.

Economic growth, in turn, is important for the prosperity and wellbeing of the economy and its citizens – in both advanced economies and in developing nations. For developing countries like China and India where substantial chunk of population could hardly meet its daily need, economic development is only pill which could pull these people from the quagmire of poverty. It is also important factor for improvements in health, education and overall quality of life.

Effects of Economic Development on Environment:

While economic development has many benefits – raising standards of living and improving quality of life across the world – it has also resulted in the depletion of natural resources and the degradation of ecosystems. There has been much debate over whether or not it is possible to achieve economic growth without unsustainably degrading the environment and a growing realisation that economic growth rate at the current rate of depletion and degradation of environmental assets cannot continue indefinitely.

The ruthless development increased the percentage of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere which led to the rise in the long term mean temperature of the earth often called as global warming.  The primary greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere are water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone.

The global warming has increased the frequency of extreme weathers conditions like droughts, floods, cyclones etc. which would ultimately affect the crop production in almost all countries.  Since agriculture sustains the life of the poorer sections of the society, changing weather pattern is putting their existence as well as food security at stake.

Way Forward:

The only option left for the humans is to tread on the path of sustainable development which improves life of a person without adversely affecting the environment surrounding him. As once Mahatma Gandhi has said, “Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need but not enough for any man’s greed”, sustainable development also calls for the development in perpetuity which is not possible if the environment is ignored.

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APSC Mains Answer Writing Practice Questions – Set 41 (for Week 03 June – 09 June 2019)

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APSC Mains Writing Practice Questions – Set 41

Write answers to these Questions, Review others’ Answer, Ask Doubts and Discuss

Q1. Write the basic principles of the preamble to the constitution of India.  (in 150 Words)     12 Marks

Q2. Write a brief note on First Five Year Plan.  (in 100 Words)     8 Marks

Q3. Give reasons that led to the partition of Bengal of 1905. Discuss the consequent of anti-partition or Swadeshi
movement. (in 200 Words)   8+8= 16 Marks


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APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 – Essay Topics for week 5 (03-09 June, 2019)

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APSC CC Mains 2018 Essay Writing Contest

Essays are very important for APSC Mains Exam’s General English Paper (300 Marks), as it contributes 100 Marks (2 essays of 50 marks each), so practicing as many essays will improve your essays writing skills. First two essay topics of APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2019 is given below. All APSC aspirants and readers can participate in the contest. Write essay in about 400 to 500 words on any one or both the topic. The BEST ESSAY on each topics will be selected and published on our website with the name of the author.

Essay Topics for Week 5 (03-09 June, 2019)
         1.   Public healthcare system in India
         2.   AFSPA Act is a needed legislation or a misused power

 

Rules & Guidelines of Essay submission
  1. The essay should be sent in the word format (.doc, or .docx) with 14 font size. It should carry author’s name and e-mail ID. Any other format of submission will not be accepted.
  2. At the end of the essay, it should contain a declaration saying that “Its my original content and is not copied from anywhere”.
  3. If any essay is found to be copied, it will be summarily rejected.
  4. Adhikary Education (Assamexam.com) reserves the copyright of the essays; however in case of copyright infringement (copied matter) Adhikary Education is not liable for it.
  5. Adhikary Education reserves the right to edit the essay for clarity of language, grammar, spelling, punctuation and space.
  6. It’s advised to go through the essay carefully before sending it once and finally.
  7. The Essay must be between 400 to 500 words. As APSC asks Essay of 50 Marks of same word limit.
  8. The last date for sending essay for any week is within 1 week from topics publish date. Essay received after due date will not be considered for Contest, but may be published on Assamexam.com, if found suitable.
  9. Please send (via email) your entries to [email protected].
  10. Also send a photograph and a small biography if you wish it to be published in our website.

 

Prizes for Winners!!

Best Prize – You will score good marks in APSC Mains Essays. Not enough motivation!!

Best essay on each topics of every week will be ranked and the winner will get anyone (his own choice) of our bestselling eBooks for FREE.

  1. Assam 2019 Yearbook
  2. Environment and Ecology
  3. Geography of Assam
  4. ASSAM HISTORY-Ancient Period & ASSAM HISTORY- Ahom and English Period
  5. History of Britain

Hang on!! Not only this, Top 3 essays on each topics will be published on Assamexam.com along with the name of the authors, photograph and a small biography. We will make sure your essays are read by thousands of aspirants/viewers and get benefited with your insights on particular topics.

Also, name of Top 3 essay authors on each topics will be published in our next post on Facebook/Twitter. Other entries may also be published on Assamexam.com, in found suitable.

 

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