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RAJASTHAN BOARD
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SENIOR SECONDARY EXAMINATION, 2024
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Maximum Marks : 40
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE EXAMINEES :
1) Candidate must write first his / her Roll No. on the question paper compulsorily.
2) All the questions are compulsory.
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SENIOR SECONDARY EXAMINATION, 2024
TEAR HERE TO OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER
TYPEWRITING IN ENGLISH
Time : 1 Hour
Maximum Marks : 40
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE EXAMINEES :
1) Candidate must write first his / her Roll No. on the question paper compulsorily.
2) All the questions are compulsory.
3) Type only on one side of the paper using double space.
4) 20% marks have been reserved for the proper form and display each question.
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1. Type the following in proper form and display :
Marks : 16
Display : 04
Total : 20
ETTECH - STATE OF STARTUPS SURVEY
A majority of Indian startup founders are unwilling to raise funds at a lower
valuation compared to last round even as they expect the funding drought to continue
in the first six months of 2024, according to ETtech’s annual state of startups
survey.
Conducted among 80 of India’s top founders, investors and internet executives
nearly 80% of respondents said they won’t accept a lower valuation for their
companies, while 74% said the funding Freezewill only start to easen up in the
second half of next year.
Around 12% of the respondents said the squeeze in capital allocation to new-
age companies may get worse in 2024 compared to this year when the ecosystem
witnessed a seven year low in fundraising.
Turning profitable emerged as the top priority for Indian startups amid prediction
of more business restructuring layoff and possible bankruptcy cases in 2024.
Nearly 60% of founders and investors who participated in the poll believe
valuation in India have corrected similar to markets like the US; and Companies
with adequate cash are trying to avoid new fundraise as much as possible to protect
their valuations while startups running out of cash said they will have to start funding
next year.
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1. Type the following in proper form and display :
Marks : 16
Display : 04
Total : 20
ETTECH - STATE OF STARTUPS SURVEY
A majority of Indian startup founders are unwilling to raise funds at a lower
valuation compared to last round even as they expect the funding drought to continue
in the first six months of 2024, according to ETtech’s annual state of startups
survey.
Conducted among 80 of India’s top founders, investors and internet executives
nearly 80% of respondents said they won’t accept a lower valuation for their
companies, while 74% said the funding Freezewill only start to easen up in the
second half of next year.
Around 12% of the respondents said the squeeze in capital allocation to new-
age companies may get worse in 2024 compared to this year when the ecosystem
witnessed a seven year low in fundraising.
Turning profitable emerged as the top priority for Indian startups amid prediction
of more business restructuring layoff and possible bankruptcy cases in 2024.
Nearly 60% of founders and investors who participated in the poll believe
valuation in India have corrected similar to markets like the US; and Companies
with adequate cash are trying to avoid new fundraise as much as possible to protect
their valuations while startups running out of cash said they will have to start funding
next year.
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Others voted saying the true test of corrections in valuations will play out only
once the investment cycle kicks in again.
EMEA at soft bank investment advisers had told ET in an interview in August
that late stage firm with adequate capital are sticking to 2021 valuations which has
deterred the Japanese technology investor from deploying new bets here. Investors
like Tiger Global have also gone extremely slow on making new investments in
India.
“We are prioritising sustainable growth. If you want to build a very large
business over a period of time, every aspect of growth has to be sustainable,” one
of the respondents said underscoring the clear shift in priorities for startups. An
early-stage investor told ET, adding there will be more grief given to startups before
giving new cash.
“There will be more questions on why a startup is still burning cash and not
optimising for profitability. This also means it would be a good time to invest in
certain startups because many of them would need money after having postponed
it through cost cuts,” a Mumbai - based investor added.
Early - stage startups, however, said they still need outside capital but they
have begun the journey on sustainable growth relatively earlier compared to older
startups.
2023 has been among the worst for startup funding across stage with the
exception of December, which is mainly attributed to a large infusion in flipkart
from parent Walmart. Only two new unicorns have been formed this year-quick
commerce Zepto and financial services firm incred. In 2021, India saw 40 unicorns
startups valued at $1 billion or more. Until December 26, startups raised $1.5 billion
this month.
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Others voted saying the true test of corrections in valuations will play out only
once the investment cycle kicks in again.
EMEA at soft bank investment advisers had told ET in an interview in August
that late stage firm with adequate capital are sticking to 2021 valuations which has
deterred the Japanese technology investor from deploying new bets here. Investors
like Tiger Global have also gone extremely slow on making new investments in
India.
“We are prioritising sustainable growth. If you want to build a very large
business over a period of time, every aspect of growth has to be sustainable,” one
of the respondents said underscoring the clear shift in priorities for startups. An
early-stage investor told ET, adding there will be more grief given to startups before
giving new cash.
“There will be more questions on why a startup is still burning cash and not
optimising for profitability. This also means it would be a good time to invest in
certain startups because many of them would need money after having postponed
it through cost cuts,” a Mumbai - based investor added.
Early - stage startups, however, said they still need outside capital but they
have begun the journey on sustainable growth relatively earlier compared to older
startups.
2023 has been among the worst for startup funding across stage with the
exception of December, which is mainly attributed to a large infusion in flipkart
from parent Walmart. Only two new unicorns have been formed this year-quick
commerce Zepto and financial services firm incred. In 2021, India saw 40 unicorns
startups valued at $1 billion or more. Until December 26, startups raised $1.5 billion
this month.
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While most startups are looking at profit, it has led to readjustment in growth
expectations.
“2023 was a year where investors and founders had to focus on growth in a
sustainable way. The biggest takeaway for me as a founder is to build an organisation
that can drive growth while having the most efficient cast structures,” one of the
respondents said.
Founders also emphasised on softer measures being undertaken to move
towards evolving into sustainable business. “One side of things is that we have
renegotiated some contracts to match the current reality to cut down on costs but
the culture of the company also needs to be tightened.
Employees across the board have to be brought into a mindset that budgets
will now be tighter but outcomes have to keep on improving,” a Gurugram based
unicorn founder in the consumer space said. “This year, there’s been a lot of effort
from larger companies and to essentially take their operating leverage to scale. I am
hoping this will continue in future as well.”
Through 2023 several startup including the like of Byju’s, GoMechanic,
MajoCare and BharatPe stayed in the limelight for serious corporate governance
issues.
The concern of the broader ecosystem around financial irregularities, integrity
of founders, and negligence of the investors was also reflected in the survey with
more than half of the total respondents calling out poor corporate governance as
the single biggest aspect that hurt the image of Indian startups this year.
For next year close to 90% respondents also expect market sentiments to
improve for new - age companies.
SS–35–DL-T.W. (English) 5029
While most startups are looking at profit, it has led to readjustment in growth
expectations.
“2023 was a year where investors and founders had to focus on growth in a
sustainable way. The biggest takeaway for me as a founder is to build an organisation
that can drive growth while having the most efficient cast structures,” one of the
respondents said.
Founders also emphasised on softer measures being undertaken to move
towards evolving into sustainable business. “One side of things is that we have
renegotiated some contracts to match the current reality to cut down on costs but
the culture of the company also needs to be tightened.
Employees across the board have to be brought into a mindset that budgets
will now be tighter but outcomes have to keep on improving,” a Gurugram based
unicorn founder in the consumer space said. “This year, there’s been a lot of effort
from larger companies and to essentially take their operating leverage to scale. I am
hoping this will continue in future as well.”
Through 2023 several startup including the like of Byju’s, GoMechanic,
MajoCare and BharatPe stayed in the limelight for serious corporate governance
issues.
The concern of the broader ecosystem around financial irregularities, integrity
of founders, and negligence of the investors was also reflected in the survey with
more than half of the total respondents calling out poor corporate governance as
the single biggest aspect that hurt the image of Indian startups this year.
For next year close to 90% respondents also expect market sentiments to
improve for new - age companies.
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2. Type the following letter in proper form and display :
Marks : 08
Display : 02
Total : 10
CENTRAL DEPOSITORY SERVICES (INDIA) LIMITED
CDSL/OPS/NS-BF/22-23/12012 March 05, 2023
SANTOSH
ADA BAZAR
Near Ganga Ghat
PRAYAGRAJ
U.P.
Dear Madam,
Sub : Updation of income range and/or Mobile no. and/or Email ID in your demat
account
Kindly note that CDSL vide communique no. CDSL/OPS/DP/POLCY/2022/155
dated May 7, 2022 has made it mandatory for a demat account holder to update the
following 6 attributes in the demat accounts.
1) PAN
2) Name
3) Address
4) Valid Email ID
5) Valid mobile number
6) Income Range
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2. Type the following letter in proper form and display :
Marks : 08
Display : 02
Total : 10
CENTRAL DEPOSITORY SERVICES (INDIA) LIMITED
CDSL/OPS/NS-BF/22-23/12012 March 05, 2023
SANTOSH
ADA BAZAR
Near Ganga Ghat
PRAYAGRAJ
U.P.
Dear Madam,
Sub : Updation of income range and/or Mobile no. and/or Email ID in your demat
account
Kindly note that CDSL vide communique no. CDSL/OPS/DP/POLCY/2022/155
dated May 7, 2022 has made it mandatory for a demat account holder to update the
following 6 attributes in the demat accounts.
1) PAN
2) Name
3) Address
4) Valid Email ID
5) Valid mobile number
6) Income Range
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We find that the income range and/or mobile no. and/or email id in your demat
account is/are not updated as on date of this letter.
Kindly update your Income range and/or Mobile no. and/or email id through your
DP for CDSL demat account no. 44055 (demat account no. masked for security
reasons) kindly note that the aforesaid details are not updated in the CDSL depository
system latest by March 31, 2023, the said demat account would be liable for action
including being frozen for debit.
Please note if you are a registered user or can register for easi/easiest, you can
update your mobile number and/or e-mail Id through your user login on the CDSL
URL: https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasi/home/login. If mobile number and/or Email
ID of your family members i.e. Spouse, Dependent children, Dependent parent is
to be updated in your demat account, kindly specify the same in your request letter.
Thanking you
Yours faithfully
3. Type the following table in proper order and display:
Marks : 08
Display : 02
Total : 10
SS–35–DL-T.W. (English) 5029
We find that the income range and/or mobile no. and/or email id in your demat
account is/are not updated as on date of this letter.
Kindly update your Income range and/or Mobile no. and/or email id through your
DP for CDSL demat account no. 44055 (demat account no. masked for security
reasons) kindly note that the aforesaid details are not updated in the CDSL depository
system latest by March 31, 2023, the said demat account would be liable for action
including being frozen for debit.
Please note if you are a registered user or can register for easi/easiest, you can
update your mobile number and/or e-mail Id through your user login on the CDSL
URL: https://web.cdslindia.com/myeasi/home/login. If mobile number and/or Email
ID of your family members i.e. Spouse, Dependent children, Dependent parent is
to be updated in your demat account, kindly specify the same in your request letter.
Thanking you
Yours faithfully
3. Type the following table in proper order and display:
Marks : 08
Display : 02
Total : 10
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Literacy Rates of Major State of India
2001 2011
S.N. State Male Female Male Female
1 Assam 71.3 50.4 75.6 59.7
2 Bihar 59.7 54.6 78.8 67.3
3 Jharkhand 67.3 33.1 73.4 53.3
4 Gujarat 79.7 57.8 87.2 70.7
5 Haryana 78.5 55.7 85.3 66.8
6 Karnataka 76.1 56.9 82.9 68.1
7 Kerala 94.2 87.7 96.0 92.0
8 Odisha 75.3 50.5 82.4 64.4
9 Punjab 75.2 63.4 81.5 71.3
10 Rajasthan 75.7 43.9 80.5 52.7
SS–35–DL-T.W. (English) 5029
Literacy Rates of Major State of India
2001 2011
S.N. State Male Female Male Female
1 Assam 71.3 50.4 75.6 59.7
2 Bihar 59.7 54.6 78.8 67.3
3 Jharkhand 67.3 33.1 73.4 53.3
4 Gujarat 79.7 57.8 87.2 70.7
5 Haryana 78.5 55.7 85.3 66.8
6 Karnataka 76.1 56.9 82.9 68.1
7 Kerala 94.2 87.7 96.0 92.0
8 Odisha 75.3 50.5 82.4 64.4
9 Punjab 75.2 63.4 81.5 71.3
10 Rajasthan 75.7 43.9 80.5 52.7
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| Board / Org | Rajasthan Board |
| Exam | Class 12 |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 10 |
| Updated | 22 Jul 2026 |