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Padmashali Shikshan Sanstha's

A.R.Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solapur Maharashtra
Department of English 
(An IQAC Initiative)
Organizes
A NATIONAL LEVEL E-ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION



Dear Sir/Madam,

The COVID-19 Pandemic continues to put the world on hold. Students are at home, missing out on the social activities they are used to. This competition will help students to use this time creatively and will give them an opportunity to use the present situation for creative writing. 

Within this framework, we have organized  A NATIONAL LEVEL E-ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION through online mode.

You are requested to forward this file to your students and inform them to write essays on various themes given in the brochure.

• The essay competition is open to all UG & PG students of any faculty studying in any college/university of India.

• The content for the competition should only be in English.

• The contestants should send their submissions before 25th May 2020.

• The Essay should be typed in Times New Roman with font size 12 and 1.5 line space (Maximum 2000 words).

• The Essay should be original and free from plagiarism.

• The toppers who secure the first three places will be honoured with cash awards of Rs 1000/-, 500/- & 300/- and E-Certificates will be given to all the participants respectively.

• Results will be declared on 05th June 2020.

• Students have to send their personal details including Title of the Essay, Name of the Contestant, City/Residence, Age, Gender, Email, Mobile Number and College and University Name.

• The Principals/teachers can forward essays written by their students.

•There is No registration/entry fees for this competition.

Kindly see attached file and send your entries to the email ID- arbmengdept2006@gmail.com up to 25th May 2020.


With Regards 

Principal Dr. Rajendra Shendage


Dr.Annie John
HOD, English & IQAC Coordinator
A R Burla Mahila Varishtha Mahavidyalaya, Solapur, Maharastra

📞 +91 7385814175/ +91 9834734505

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