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You are Rudra Pratap Rana, Head Boy of your school. You are organising a career counselling session for students of classes XI - XII. Write a Notice giving details to be displayed in the Notice Board

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Answered by dwipernabbhattachary
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My dear friends,

Tommorow there is a career counseling session organized by I s for your betterment please take it seriously

Answered by ftshravani
3

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Be Clear

Your reason for writing should be absolutely clear—both to you and to your reader. Before you start, focus on what you want your letter to accomplish. Make sure you can answer these questions:

Why am I writing?

What is the point I want to make?

What do I want this letter to do?

You want your reader to read and understand what you've written, so use concrete language and a conversational style. Avoid vague words, jargon, and long, dense sentences. Never give your reader an excuse to stop reading.

Be Concise

Say what you have to say and no more than that. Readers become irritated by long-winded, repetitive letters. Stick to the points you want your reader to pay attention to.

Be Courteous

Think about your reader as a real person, someone who is as reasonable and as deserving of respect as you are. Speak directly to your reader and be sure to sound reasonable and respectful. Try to visualize your reader and how you might make your points in a face-to-face conversation. In that case, how would you want to sound? How would you want your reader to see you?

Be Correct

As soon as your reader spots an error, your credibility starts to slip. The more errors a letter contains, the more distracted your reader will be from your message. Double check everything—your facts, spelling, punctuation, grammar, mechanics. Don't give your reader a reason to conclude that you're careless and your letter doesn't deserve much attention.

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