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1 Recitation English : Class 3 & 4 Date & Time : Sunday, 21 August 16 at 8.30 a.m. THE LIVING GOD He who is in you and outside you, Who works through all hands, Who walks on all feet, Whose body are all ye, Him worship, and break all other idols! He who is at once the high and low, The sinner and the saint, Both God and worm, Him worship visible, knowable, real, omnipresent, Break all other idols! In whom is neither past life Nor future birth nor death, In whom we always have been And always shall be one, Him worship. Break all other idols! Ye fools! who neglect the living God, And His infinite reflections with which the world is full. While ye run after imaginary shadows, That lead alone to fights and quarrels, Him worship, the only visible! Break all other idols! (Ref. In search of God and other poems Swami Vivekananda Advaita Ashrama) Recitation English : Class 5 & 6 Date & Time : Wednesday, 24 August 16 at 8.30 a.m. INDIA - THE FOCUS OF THE DAY Shall India die? Then from the world all spirituality will be extinct, all moral perfection will be extinct, all sweet-souled sympathy for religion will be extinct, all ideality will be extinct; and in its place will reign the duality of lust and luxury as the male and female deities, with money as its priest, fraud, force and competition its ceremonies, and the human soul its sacrifice.such a thing can never be. The power of suffering is infinitely greater than the power of doing; the power of love is infinitely of greater potency than the power of hatred. The longest night seems to be passing away, the sorest trouble seems to be coming to an end at last, the seeming corpse appears to be awaking and a voice is coming to us away back where history and even tradition fails to peep into the gloom of the past, coming down from there, reflected as it were from peak to peak of the infinite Himalaya of knowledge, and of love, and of work. India, this motherland of ours a voice is coming unto us, gentle, firm, and yet unmistakable in its utterances, and is gaining volume as days pass by, and behold, the sleeper is awakening! Like a breeze from the Himalayas, it is bringing life into the almost dead bones and muscles, the lethargy is passing away, and only the blind cannot see, or the perverted will not see, that she is awakening, this motherland of ours, from her deep long sleep. None can resist her any more; never is she going to sleep any more; no outward powers can hold her back any more. [ My India,The India Eternal page 50 Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture]

2 Recitation English : Class 7 & 8 Date & Time : Wednesday, 24 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. FAITH IN ONE S SELF Faith, faith, faith in ourselves, faith,faith in God this is the secret of geatness. If you have faith in all the three hundred and thirty millions of your mythological gods, and in all the gods which foreigners have now and again introduced into your midst, and still have no faith in yourselves, there is no salvation for you. The history of the world is the history of a few men who had faith in themselves.that faith calls out the divinity within. You can do anything. You fail only when you do not strive sufficiently to manifest infinite power. As soon as a man or a nation loses faith, death comes. He is an atheist who does not believe in himself. The old religions said that he was an atheist who did not believe in God. The new religion says that he is the atheist who does not believe in himself. Never think there is anything impossible for the soul. It is the greatest heresy to think so. If there is sin, this is the only sin to say that you are weak, or others are weak. Whatever you think, that you will be. If you think yourselves weak, weak you will be; if you think yourselves strong, strong you will be. Never mind the struggles, the mistakes. I never heard a cow tell a lie, but it is only a cow never a man. So never mind these failures, these little backslidings; hold the ideal a thousand times, and if you fail a thousand times, make the attempt once more. The remedy for weakness is not brooding over weakness, but thinking of strength. This is the great fact : strength is life, weakness is death. Strength is felicity, life eternal, immortal; weakness is constant strain and misery: weakness is death. To succeed, you must have tremendous perseverance, tremendous will. I will drink the ocean, says the persevering soul, at my will mountains will crumble up. Have that sort of energy, that sort of will, work hard, and you will reach the goal. [ My India, The India Eternal page 108 Ramakrishna Mission Instit] Recitation ENGLISH : Class 9 & 10 Date & Time : Saturday, 27 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. EXPANSION IS LIFE I am thoroughly convinced that no individual or nation can live by holding itself apart from the community of others, and whenever such an attempt has been made under false ideas of greatness, policy, or holiness the result has always been disastrous to the secluding one. Give and take is the law, and if India wants to raise herself once more, it is absolutely necessary that she brings out her treasures and throws them broadcast among the nations of the earth, and in return be ready to receive what others have to give her.expansion is life, contraction is death. Love is life and hatred is death. Do any deserve liberty who are not ready to give it to others? Let us calmly and in a manly fashion go to work, instead of dissipating our energy in unnecessary frettings and fumings. I, for one, thoroughly believe that no power in the universe can withhold from any one anything he really deserves. The past was great no doubt, but I sincerely believe that the future will be more glorious still. It is life to do good, it is death not to do good to others.ninety per cent of human brutes you see are dead, are ghosts for none lives, my boys, but he who loves. Feel, my children, feel; feel for the poor, the ignorant, the downtrodden, feel till the heart stops and the brain reels and you think you will go mad. Be not afraid, my children. Look not up in that attitude of fear towards that infinite starry vault as if it would crush you. Wait! In a few hours more the whole of it will be under your feet. Wait money does not pay, nor name; fame does not pay, nor learning. It is love that pays; it is character that cleaves its way through adamantine walls of difficulties. Have fire and spread all over.work, work. Be the servant while leading, be unselfish, and never listen to one friend in private accusing another. Have infinite patience, and success is yours. Onward, my brave boys money or no money men or no men! Have you love? Have you God? Onward, and forward to the breach, you are irresistible. [ My India, The India Eternal page 147 Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture]

3 Recitation HINDI : Class 3 & 4 Date & Time : Sunday, 21 August 16 at 8.30 a.m. pee«ele osjelee og] tks rqeesa gs vksj rqels ijs Hkh] tks lcds gkfkksa esa csbdj dke djrk gs] tks lcds isjksa esa lek;k gqvk pyrk gs] tks rqe lcds?kv esa O;kIr gs] mlhdh vkjk/kuk djks vksj vu; izfrekvksa dks rksm+ nks! tks,d lkfk gh Å ps ij vksj uhps Hkh gs( ikih vksj egkrek( bz'oj vksj fud`"v dhv],d lkfk gh gs( mlhdk iwtu djkstks n`';eku gs] Ks; gs] lr; gs] lozo;kih gs] vu; lhkh izfrekvksa dks rksm+ nks! Tkks vrhr thou ls eqdr] Hkfo"; ds tue&ej.kksa ls ijs gs] ftles a gekjh flfkfr gs vksj ftlesa ge lnk flfkr jgsaxs] mlhdh vkjk/kuk djks] vu; lhkh izfrekvksa dks rksm+ nks! vks foew< +! tkxzr nsork dh mis{kk er djks] mlds vuur izfrfcecksa ls gh ;g fo'o iw.kz gsa dkyifud Nk;kvksa ds ihns er Hkkxks] tks rqegsa foxzgksa esa Mkyrh gs( ml ije izhkq dh mikluk djks] ftls lkeus ns[k jgs gks( vu; lhkh izfrek, rksm+ nks! ¼foosdkuUn lkfgr; [k.m 10 % i` ½ Recitation HINDI : Class 5 & 6 Date & Time : Wednesday, 24 August 16 at 8.30 a.m. bl ckj dsunz Hkkjr D;k Hkkjr ej tk;xk\ rc rks lalkj ls lkjh vk/;kfredrk dk lewy uk'k gks tk;xk] lkjs lnkpkjiw.kz vkn'kz thou dk fouk'k gks tk;xk] /keksza ds izfr lkjh e/kqj lgkuqhkwfr u"v gks tk;xh] lkjs /;s;okn dk Hkh yksi gks tk;xka vksj mlds LFkku esa dke:ih nso vksj foykflrk:ih nsoh jkt; djsxha /ku mudk iqjksfgr gksxka izrkj.kk] ik'kfod cy vksj izfr}fu}rk] ;s gh mudh iwtk&i)fr gksxh vksj ekuo&vkrek mudh cfy&lkexzh gks tk;xha,slh nq?kzvuk dhkh gks ugha ldrha---- lfg".kqrk dh 'kfdr dez 'kfdr ls yk[k xq.kk cm+h gs] izse dh 'kfdr?k`.kk dh 'kfdr ls vuur xq.kk vf/kd gsa lqnh?kz jtuh vc lekir gksrh gqbz tku im+rh gsa egknq%[k dk izk;% vur gh izrhr gksrk gsa egkfunzk esa fuexu 'ko ekuks tkxzr gks jgk gsa bfrgkl dh ckr rks nwj jgh] ftl lqnwj vrhr ds?kuku/kdkj dks Hksn djus esa vuqjqfr;k Hkh vlefkz gsa] ogha ls,d vkokt gekjs ikl vk jgh gsa Kku] HkfDr vksj dez ds vuur fgeky; Lo:i gekjh ekr`hkwfe Hkkjr dh gj,d pksvh ij izfr/ofur gksdj ;g vkokt e`nq] n`<+ ijurq vhkzkur Loj esa gekjs ikl rd vk jgh gsa ftruk le; chrrk gs] mruh gh og vksj Hkh Li"V rfkk xehkhj gksrh tkrh gs vksj ns[kks] og fufnzr Hkkjr vc tkxus yxk gsa ekuks fgeky; ds izk.kizn ok;q&li'kz ls e`r nsg ds f'kffkyizk; vflfk&ekal rd esa izk.k&lapkj gks jgk gsa tm+rk /khjs&/khjs nwj gks jgh gsa tks vu/ks gsa] os gh ns[k ugha ldrs vksj tks foñr cqf) gsa os gh le> ugha ldrs fd gekjh ekr`hkwfe viuh xehkhj funzk ls vc tkx jgh gsa vc dksbz mls jksd ugha ldrka vc ;g fqj lks Hkh ugha ldrha dksbz cká 'kfä bl le; bls nck ugha ldrh D;ksafd ;g vlk/kkj.k 'kfä dk ns'k vc tkxdj [km+k gks jgk gsa ¼ My ndia, The India Eternal iqlrd ls vuqokfnr½

4 Recitation HINDI : Class 7 & 8 Date & Time : Wednesday, 24 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. vko';drk gs vkrefo'okl dh J)k J)k! vius vki ij J)k] ijekrek esa J)k ;gh egkurk dk,dek= jgl; gsa ;fn iqjk.kksa esa dgs x;s rsarhl djksm+ nsorkvksa ds Åij] vksj fonsf'k;ksa us chp chp esa ftu nsorkvksa dks rqegkjs chp?kqlk fn;k gs mu lc ij Hkh] ;fn rqegkjh J)k gks] vksj vius vki ij J)k u gks] rks rqe dnkfi eks{k ds vf/kdkjh ugha gks ldrsa lalkj dk bfrgkl mu FkksM+s ls O;fDr;ksa dk bfrgkl gs] ftuesa vkre&fo'okl FkkA ;g fo'okl vur%flfkr nsoro dks yydkj dj izdv dj nsrk gsa rc O;fDr dqn Hkh dj ldrk gs( lozlefkz gks tkrk gsa vlqyrk rhkh gksrh gs] tc rqe vur%lfk veks?k 'kfdr dks vfhko;ä djus dk ;Fks"V iz;ru ugha djrsa ftl {k.k O;fä ;k jk"vª vkre&fo'okl [kks nsrk gs] mlh {k.k mldh e`r;q vk tkrh gsa ftlesa vkrefo'okl ugha gs] ogh ukflrd gsa izkphu /keksza ds vuqlkj tks bz'oj esa fo'okl ugha djrk] og ukflrd gsa uwru /kez dgrk gs] tks vkrefo'okl ugha j[krk] ogh ukflrd gsa ;g dhkh u lkspuk fd vkrek ds fy, dqn vlehko gsa,slk lkspuk gh Hk;kud ukflrdrk gsa ;fn iki uked dksbz olrq gs] rks og ;g dguk gs fd esa nqczy gw vfkok vu; dksbz nqczy gsa rqe tks dqn lkspksxs] rqe ogh gks tkvksxs( ;fn rqe vius dks nqczy le>ksxs] rks rqe nqczy gks tkvksxs( oh;zoku lkspksxs rks oh;zoku cu tkvksxsa ;g vlqyrk] ;g Hkwy jgus ls gtz Hkh D;k\ esaus xk; dks dhkh >wb cksyrs ugha lquk] ij og lnk xk; gh jgrh gs] euq"; dhkh ugha gks tkrha vr,o ;fn ckj&ckj vlqy gks tkvks] rks Hkh D;k\ dksbz gkfu ugha] lgóckj bl vkn'kz dks ân; esa /kkj.k djks] vksj ;fn lgóckj Hkh vlqy gks tkvks] rks,d ckj fqj iz;ru djksa nqczyrk dk mipkj lnso mldk fparu djrs jguk ugha gs] oju~ cy dk fparu djuk gsa ;g,d cm+k lr; gs fd cy gh thou gs vksj nqczyrk gh ej.ka cy gh vuur lq[k gs] vej vksj 'kk'or thou gs] vksj nqczyrk gh e`r;qa fl) gksuk gks rks izcy v/;olk; pkfg,] eu dk vifjfer cy pkfg,a v/;olk;'khy lk/kd dgrk gs] ßeSa pqyyw ls leqnz ih tkå xka esjh bpnk ek= ls iozr pwj&pwj gks tk;sxkaþ bl izdkj dk rst] bl izdkj dk n`<+ ladyi ysdj dbksj lk/kuk djks vksj rqe /;s; dks vo'; izkir djksxsa ¼ My India, The India Eternal iqlrd ls vuqokfnr½ Recitation HINDI : Class 9 & 10 Date & Time : Saturday, 27 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. folrkj gh thou gs eq>s iw.kz fo'okl gs fd dksbz Hkh euq"; ;k jk"vª vius dks nwljksa ls vyx j[kdj th ugha ldrk] vksj tc dhkh xksjo] uhfr ;k ifo=rk dh HkzkUr /kkj.kk ls,slk iz;ru fd;k x;k rc mldk ifj.kke ml i`fkd~ gksusokys i{k ds fy, lnso?kkrd fl) gqvka ysu&nsu gh lalkj dk fu;e gs vksj ;fn Hkkjr fqj ls mbuk pkgs rks ;g ijeko';d gs fd og vius jruksa dks ckgj ykdj i`foh dh tkfr;ksa es a fc[ksj ns] vksj blds cnys es a os tks dqn ns ldsa mls lg"kz xzg.k djsa folrkj gh thou gs vksj ladksp e`r;q( izse gh thou gs vksj }s"k e`r;qa geus mlh fnu ls ejuk 'kq: fd;k tc ls ge vu;ku;] tkfr;ksa ls?k`.kk djus yxs] vksj ;g e`r;q fcuk blds fdlh nwljs mik; ls #d ugha ldrh fd ge fqj ls folrkj dks viuk;sa tks fd thou gsa D;k os yksx Lok/khurk ikus ;ksx; gsa tks nwljksa dks Lok/khurk nsus ds fy, izlrqr ugha\ O;FkZ dk vlurks"k trkrs gq, 'kfä{k; djus ds cnys ge pqipki vksj ohjrk ds lkfk dke djrs pys tk;saa esjk rks iw.kz fo'okl gs fd lalkj dh dksbz Hkh 'kfdr fdlh ls og olrq vyx ugha j[k ldrh ftlds fy, og oklro es a ;ksx; gksa vrhr rks gekjk xksjoe; Fkk gh] ij eq>s gkfnzd fo'okl gs fd Hkfo"; vksj Hkh xksjoe; gksxka ijksidkj gh thou gs] ijksidkj u djuk gh e`r;q gsa ftrus uji'kq rqe ns[krs gks muesa uccs izfr'kr e`r gsa] os izsr gsa( D;ksafd],s cppkas] ftles a izse ugha gs og rks e`r gsa,s cppksa] lc ds fy, rqegkjs fny es a nnz gksµxjhc] ew[kz] innfyr euq";ksa ds nq%[k dk rqe vuqhko djks] leosnuk ls rqegkjs g`n; dh fdz;k :d tk;] eflr"d pdjkus yxs] rqegsa,slk izrhr gks fd ge ikxy rks ugha cu jgs gsaµfqj bz'oj ds pj.kksa es a viuk fny [kksy nks] rhkh 'kfä] lgk;rk vksj vne; mrlkg rqegsa fey tk;sxka orl] Mjks era vuur u{k=&[kfpr vkdk'k dh vksj ml Hk;Hkhr n`f"v ls er rkdks fd og gesa dqpy MkysxkA /khjt /kjksa fqj rks ns[kksxs fd dqn?k.vks es a og lc dk lc rqegkjs isjksa rys vk x;k gsa /khjt /kjks] u /ku ls dke gksrk gs] u uke ls( u ;'k dke vkrk gs] u fo k( izse gh ls lc dqn gksrk gsa pfj= gh dfbukbz;ksa dh laxhu nhokjs a rksm+dj viuk jklrk cuk ysrk gsa mrlkg ls ân; Hkj yks vksj lc txg QSy tkvksa dke djks] dke djksa usr`ro djrs le; lcds nkl gks tkvks] fu%lokfkz gksvks vksj dhkh,d fe= dks ihns ihns nwljs dh fuunk djrs er lquksa vuur /ks;z j[kks] rhkh lqyrk rqegkjs gkfk vk;sxha esjs lkglh cppksa] vkxs c<+ks&pkgs /ku vk;s ;k u vk;s] vkneh feysa ;k u feysa] D;k rqegkjs ikl izse gs\ D;k rqegsa bz'oj ij Hkjkslk gs\ cl] vk.xs c<+ks] rqegsa dksbz u jksd ldsxka ¼ My India, The India Eternal iqlrd ls vuqokfnr½

SIT & DRAW : CLASS 5 & 6 Date & Time : Sunday, 28 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. At Kanyakumari This was a time when our country was in a pitiable condition. She was under the foreign rule.

Only a very few got an opening for education. People had suffered long and become inert. (Abject misery of the country haunted Swamiji. He was groping for a way out. At last he saw the light.

5 SIT & DRAW : CLASS 5 & 6 Date & Time : Sunday, 28 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. At Kanyakumari This was a time when our country was in a pitiable condition. She was under the foreign rule. People did not have courage. Neither did they have faith in their own strength. The misery of the common people was acute. Starvation was common and many could not eat to their fill. Only a very few got an opening for education. People had suffered long and become inert. (Abject misery of the country haunted Swamiji. He was groping for a way out. At last he saw the light. At Kanyakumari on the last rock of India in meditation) Swamiji was afflicted with this allround suffering of the people and grieved for total degeneration of the country. He wept like a child at the misery of the poor. He brooded over the glory of the ancient India against her present decadence. He spent sleepless nights pondering over ways to regenerate India. He travelled through the whole of the country and reached the southernmost tip of India at last. He entered the Kanyakumari temple and prostrated before the Mother. The temple is located on the brink of the sea. A few rocks crop out of the sea at little distance from the shore. It is an endless mass of water beyond. Swamiji began swimming in that direction and reached the last rock of India. He climbed and sat over it. He looked on at the mainland India and began reflecting on her. He wept bitterly as he thought of her. All of a sudden, the wailing monk sank in deep meditation. And the way to ressurect India was revealed unto him.m He saw the light and direction vividly. (Vivekananda for Children.p15) SIT & DRAW : CLASS 7 & 8 Date & Time : Sunday, 28 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. (What a deep love Swamiji had for all He declared, "I Need no name for fame Not even wealth. I crave nothing except To give away my life in the service of men). Preaching in America Swami Vivekananda became world famous with his maiden speech on the first day of the Parliament of Religious at Chicago. The following day large fascimiles of a photograph of Swamiji were displayed on the streets of the city of Chicago. You now see the same photograph on this page. The media went crazy in praise of him. This was a time when the people of the West usually looked down upon India. Having seen and heard Swamiji, a deep respect for the Indian religion and civilisation began to grow in their mind. Swamiji won a high place for his motherland among the nations of the world. When the Parliament was over, he travelled far and wide in the States to deliver lectures. Many became his disciples and a few, even monks. Swamiji could never tolerate any unjust criticism or calumny about India. He used to retaliate like a lion. Once, during a sea voyage, some Christian missionary was abusing the Indians and the Hinduism. Initially Swamiji tried patiently to explain points. But the man did not relent. At last Swamiji caught the man by his neck and warned, If You dare to utter a single word more, I shall throw you overboard. The man had to beat a retreat. Later he observed on this incident as, "Religion is but mother of us. When someone abuses the mother, should a son listen to it quietly?" (Vivekananda for Children.p20)

6 Recitation SANSKRIT : Class 7 & 8 Date & Time : Wednesday, 24 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. ßeerefMeJeveeceeJeuÙe keâced ns ÛevõÛetÌ[ ceoveevlekeâ MetueheeCes mleeves efiejerme efieefjpesme censme MecYees ~ YetlesMe YeerleYeÙemetove ceeceveeleb mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~1~~ ns heeje&leerùoùejeuueye Ûevõceewues YetleeefOehe ØeceLeveeLe efiejermepeehe ~ ns JeeceosJe YeJe õ efheveekeâheeces mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~2~~ ns veeruekeâc" Je=<eYeOJepe heãejekeä$e ueeskesâme Mes<eJeueÙe ØeceLesMe MeJe& ~ ns Oetpe&šs hemegheles efieefjpeeheles ceeb mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~3~~ ns efjeõeveele efmejeme j osjeosje ie eoej ØeceLeveeÙekeâ veeqvokesâme ~ yeecesõejevoekeâefjhees nj ueeskeâveele mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~4~~ JeejeCemeerhegjheles ceefcekeâe CekesâMe JeerjsMe o#ecekekeâeue efjeyees iecesme ~ meje&%e meje&ùoùewkeâefvejeeme veele mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~5~~ ßeercevcensÕej ke=âheeceùe ns oùeeuees ns JÙeescekesâMe efmeeflekeâc" ieceeefoeveele~ Yemcee jeie ve=keâheeuekeâueeheceeue mebmeejog:keienveeppeieoerme j#e ~~6~~ Recitation SANSKRIT : Class 9 & 10 Date & Time : Saturday, 27 August 16 at 2.30 p.m. Decyeemlees$eced keâe ljeb MegYes efmejekeâjs megkeog:kenmles DeeIete CeleB YeJepeueb Øeyeueese ceye w: ~ Meeeqvleb efjeoeelegefcen efkebâ yengoee efjeyeiveeb ceele: ØeÙelvehejceeefme meowje efjeões ~~1~~ mecheeoùevlùeefjejleb ljeefjejeceje=òee Ùee Jew eqmlelee ke=âleheâueb ljeke=âlemùe ves$eer ~ mee ces YeJelJevegefoveb Jejoe YeJeeveer peeveecùenb OeÇgJeefceÙeb Oe=lekeâce&heeMee ~~2~~ efkebâ Jee ke=âleb efkeâceke=âleb keäje keâheeueueske: efkebâ keâce& Jee Heâueefceneefmle efn Ùeeb efjevee Yees:~ FÛÚeiegCewe veùeefcelee efveùecee: mjelev$ew Ùe&mÙee: meoe YeJeleg mee MejCeb ceceeåee ~~3~~ mevleeveùeeqvle peueefoeb peefvece=lùegpeeueb mecyeejeùevlùeefjeke=âleb efjeke=âleb efjeyeiveced ~ ÙemÙee efjeyetleùe FneefceleMeefòeâheeuee: veeefßelùe leeb Jeo kegâle: MejCeb epeece: ~~4~~ efce$es efjheew ljeefje<eceb leje he eves$eb mjemlesómegkes ljeefjelelemleje nmleheele: ~ ÚeÙee ce=lesmleje oùee ljece=leb Ûe ceele ceg&ãevleg ceeb ve hejces MegYeÂ Ùemles ~~5~~ keäjeecyee efmejee keäje ie=ceveb cece nerveyegæs oexyùeeb efjeoeleg&efceje Ùeeefce peieefæoee$eerced~ efûevlùeb efßeùee megûejceb ljeyeùeøeefle b mesjeehejwjefyevegleb MejCeb ØeheÅes ~~6~~

Notes : SWAMI VISHUDDHANANDA ROAD, MORABADI, RANCHI: 834 008 TELEPHONES: 2551008, 2551970 ØeefleYee Keespe ØeefleÙeesefielee

1. The Question paper will be in English. 2. The Question paper will comprise of questions on Reasoning, G.K.

7 Notes : SWAMI VISHUDDHANANDA ROAD, MORABADI, RANCHI: TELEPHONES: , ØeefleYee Keespe ØeefleÙeesefielee Class : VII & VIII Date : 21 st August (Sunday) 2016 at 8.30 a.m. Venue : Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda University Campus. 1. The Question paper will be in English. 2. The Question paper will comprise of questions on Reasoning, G.K. Science, Social Studies, Arithmetic and life of Swami Vivekananda. 3. The participants are required to bring their Pen and writing board.

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