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APSC Mains Exam – Essay Writing Contest 2023-24 (Weekly)

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APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2022 (Weekly)

APSC CC Mains 2018 Essay Writing Contest


How to write better essay in APSC Exam? Write as many essays as you can!

 

Adhikary Education (Assamexam.com) is pleased to announce the start of APSC Mains Essay Writing Contest 2022, which is open to all APSC aspirants and readers.

Every week, we will provide 2 very important & relevant essay topics, aspirants can write essay on any one or both the topic. The BEST ESSAY on each topics will be selected and published on our website and social platform with the name of the author.

Why should you write Essay? Essays are very important for APSC Main Exam, as under the new scheme of APSC Mains Exam, Paper I is an Essay of 250 marks. Thus it's importance can't be overemphasized.

 

Essay Topics
  Essay Topics for Week 1 (25 – 31 January, 2022)

1. Survival of democracy depends on its ability to lower social uncertainty.

2. New Education Policy 2020.

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Old Entries

  Essay Topics for Week 9 (01 – 07 July, 2019)

1. Pollution crisis in India's urban areas

2. Does Northeast India needs special attention to catch up with the rest of India?

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  Essay Topics for Week 8 (24 - 30 June, 2019)

1. Women Empowerment In India - Essay by Upasana Bohar | Amlan Baishya | Bikramjit Deka

2. Law and order scenario in Assam

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  Essay Topics for Week 7 (17 - 23 June, 2019)

1. India’s cultural influence on Southeast Asia - Essay by Kiriti Dehingiya

2. Potential of tourism development in North-East India - Essay by Kiriti Dehingiya | Henry Paul

 

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  Essay Topics for Week 6 (10 - 16 June, 2019)

1. India’s advancement in space technology

2. Private investment in Assam – Issues & Prospects - Essay by Mrigakhi Rabha

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  Essay Topics for Week 5 (03 - 09 June, 2019)

1. Public healthcare system in India - Essay by Kiriti Dehingiya

2. AFSPA Act is a needed legislation or a misused power - Essay by Surajeet

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  Essay Topics for Week 4 (27 May-2 June, 2019)

1. Job less growth in India

2. Vanishing Greenery in Assam and its impact - Essay by Khasib Ahmed 

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  Essay Topics for Week 3 (20-26 May, 2019)

1. Can environment protection and economic development go together? - Essay by Bandeep Rabha

2. Skill development and entrepreneurship in Assam

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  Essay Topics for Week 2 (13-19 May, 2019)

1. Can India reap the benefit of its Demographic Dividend? -  Essay by Bandeep Rabha | by Parashar Talukdar | by Mohammed Wahidul Islam

2. Agriculture development in Assam & North-Eastern states - Essay by Bhaskar Das

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  Essay Topics for Week 1 (06 - 12 May, 2019)

1. Significance of social media in today's life - Essay by Parashar Talukdar | by Bhaskar Das | by Rekha Kalita | by Preety Pandey

2. Ethnic diversity of Assam   -  Essay by Sumita Duara

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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.

 

Eligibility
  • Anyone wish to write essay
  • There is no age-limit for the participants.
1. Write Essay in 400 to 500 words in word format (.doc, or .docx)

2. Please send (via email) your entries to [email protected]

 

 

 

APSC Forest Ranger Exam – Essay writing – List of suggested topics & strategy

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APSC Forest Ranger Exam - Essay writing - List of topics & strategy

 

Essays are an integral part of English Paper Paper of APSC Forest Ranger Exam. The English Paper of 100 marks will consist of Essay and Precis writing.

 

Suggested Topics 
  • North-eastern India: Special attention needed
  • Citizenship Issue/ National Register of Citizens
  • Illigal Mining, especially in North East India
  • Look East Policy and Act East Policy: Opportunities and Challenges
  • Economic Development of Assam and NE: Challenges and Prospects

 

  • Assam Flood and Lose of Biodiversity
  • Biodiversity richness in Assam and NE
  • Human–wildlife conflict in Assam
  • Assam’s efforts in conserving it’s biodiversity

 

  • Soaring pollution, crippling floods, India’s environment in a fix
  • Forest cover & Biodiversity in India
  • Water disputes between States
  • Agricultural Distress and measures/schemes to improve the scenario/ Agrarian crisis: Issues in farmer economy
  • Doubling the Farmer’s income
  • Skilling the youth of India
  • Demographic Dividend & Job growth issue
  • Economic growth Vs Environmental conservation
  • Global Warming and it’s possible consequences
  • National  health  protection  scheme / Ayushman Bharat
  • Pollution Crisis in urban areas
  • Aadhaar and Privacy issues
  • Non Performing Assets
  • Social Media: a boon or menace?
More Topics will be added soon……
Preparation for Essay
First timers think they will write an excellent essay in the final exam itself, whereas experienced aspirants believe that since they had already studied a lot of GS content, it will alone be enough to write a good essay. Devoted adequate time to this paper and collected useful quotes and if needed, prepare some notes.

1. What and from where to prepare

Most of the content you write in Essay will come from your GS preparation.  Read non-fiction articles, posts, analysis on important topics from online sources or magazines link Yojana/EPW/Economic Survey or newspaper editorial (The Hindu, Indian Express/liveMint) or books.
2. Improve Vocabulary
Use some standard English word, or good phrase. The best way to build your vocabulary is by reading English newspapers/Magazines. Don’t use too many of these tough words.
Tips to write better Essay

1. Choose Topic(s) wisely

Read all the topics thoroughly. You should choose the topic you know most about. If possible, try to avoid conflicting, sensitive and provocative topics. It is bit tough to do justice to the topic and trying to be neutral, without flowing with emotions and personal bias.

2. Brainstorming

Once you have selected the topic, give yourself sometime (may be 5 minutes) to bring in every relevant points you have read or heard about the topic. Write this points in rough (with Pencil) so that you don’t forget to put these in, while writing the essay.

Even while writing the essay, if any important point comes to your mind, write it immediately in rough space and use it in appropriate place.

3. Present ideas in orderly fashion

Arrange the ideas in an orderly fashion, and write these in a concise manner. More credit is given for effective and exact expression.

In essay, examiners will pay special attention to not just the content, but also the language, coherence and the way you organise your write-up.

Take adequate care to not commit any fundamental spelling or grammatical errors.

4. Simple language and expression

Essay must be simple and clear with as little jargon as possible, to present a clear thought.
Try to make sentences short and meaningful.

5. Structure

Once you have the rough points in hand, start writing the essay following a logical flow or structure.

  1. Introduction of the topic
  2. Historical Background
  3. Main Topic issue
  4. Current scenario, any recent issue related to the topic
  5. Pros and Cons of the issue
  6. Way Ahead/ Suggested measures to improve the scenario
  7. Brief Conclusion

 6. Additional advantages (Write only if only you know exactly )

  • Mention any figures or number ( if you remember )
  • Relevant quotes by famous personalities.
  • Relevant government schemes and policies.
  • Any recent judgement(s)

Bureaucratic attitude must be visible in the essay.

  • Try to give  a balanced picture.
  • Take a diplomatic stand.
  • Avoid writing unrealistic solutions.
  • Be respectful toward the opposite views also.

 

What to AVOID in Essay
  • Do not focus excessively only on one point, or one dimension. Try to cover all angle and present a multi-dimensional view.
  • Don’t get carried away and write only what is asked
  • Don’t take any extreme or highly unpopular stand in any issue. Try to present your opinion but present case for other views also.
  • Don’t resort to name-calling.
  • Don’t get too political and too personal.
  • Don’t present problems  only, try to provide possible solutions too.
  • Don’t criticise the government excessively. ( You are not a THE HINDU Columnist!!)

Good Luck.

 

Essay for APSC Mains Exam – Suggested Topics List

APSC mains 2018 test series GS & Optional Paper