Draft a Report – English – WBCS Main Question Paper

Draft a Report English WBCS Main 

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2023

2. Draft a report on ‘Effect of Global Warming on Planet Earth’, a Symposium organized by your college.       (Within 200 words.)       40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2022

2. Draft a report on the usefulness of making a year’s internship in industry a compulsory part of college education. (within 200 words only)        40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2021

2. Draft a report on the way privatisation of government sectors can be done in a sensitive and perceptive manner (within 200 words).                 40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2020

2. Draft a report on the poor conditions of roads and public parks in your locality.     40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2019

2. Draft a report on the scarcity of availability of blood in blood bank as well as risks involved in buying blood from blood banks, despite celebrating ‘Blood Donation Day/Week’ with all pomp and show in almost every nook and corner of the city.          40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2018

2. Draft a report (within 200 words) on shifting the city-zoo to a suitable place outside the metropolis.        40

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WBCS Main Question Paper – 2017

2. Draft a report (within 200 words) on GST roll-out celebration.       40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2016

2. Draft a report (within 250 words) on environmental pollution.         40

“Be Careful about Environment”

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2015

2. Draft a report (within 250 words) on the problems of immigration and refugees in the world today.      40

WBCS Main Question Paper – 2014

4. Draft a report (within 200 words) on a disaster caused by fire.    40

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Draft a Report Format

Title or Head Line

Sub-heading

Staff Reporter

Place, Date : Starting of the 1st part

or

Special Correspondent

Place, Date : Starting of the 1st part

• We need to give a suitable headline as per topic.
• You can give a Sub-heading also, but it’s not mandatory.
• Follow any standard newspaper for the format.
• We have to write as a journalist.

1st Part – Introduction + Current Situation

• Give an introduction and explain the topic in 1-2 sentences.
• Write the reason or the cause of the problem or situation.
• Use 50-70 words in this part.

2nd Part – Body – Support the Topic

• Write in support of the topic or the detailed facts about the topic.
• Give some current situation or news, to support the topic.
• Add some current data to analyze the topic.
• Write about govt. steps to handle the situation or related to the topic.
• Present all the facts directly and simply.
• Use 80 to 100 words.

3rd Part – Visions & Conclusion

• Give a future idea or your hope about the future in 1-2 sentences.
• Give an idea or your view about the steps that govt. or society should take to handle the situation.
• Conclude the total topic.
• Use 30 to 50 words.
• At the end write the total number of words.

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Important Points

• Use simple language.
• Short, straightforward sentences are easy to read and understand and save time for everyone.
• We must be natural, and unbiased as a civil servant.
• Read newspapers to know what types of words or writing skills are used in newspapers actually.
• Stick to observable facts.
• Use active voice.
• Underline the data part to help the examiner find out some reasons to give you good marks.
• You will have a minimum of 30 min to write the report.
• Take your time to think of proper sentences and write.
• You may write the letter as rough work, but if you have proper practice, you don’t need it.
• Show your best handwriting skills to impress the examiner.
• So, write slowly, clearly and beautifully.