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Compulsory English


CONTENTS

PROSE SECTION

1. Sundar Pichai
2. Mallika Srinivasan
3. Muhammad Yunus
4. Introduction to the Right to Information Act, 2005                                                         

POETRY SECTION


5. All the World's a Stage                                                                   - William Shakespeare
6. How do I love thee?                                                                       - Elizabeth Barrett Browning
7. The Duck and the Kangaroo                                                          - Edward Lear
8. To Autumn                                                                                     - John Keats

COMMUNICATION SKILLS
9. Employability Skills
10. Advertising



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