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Hello everyone, I am studying in 12th standard from Rajasthan Board. I am very strong in Public Administration and want to secure above 75 marks in Public Administration Board exam. So, I would like to know some tips for preparation so that I can secure above 75 marks in Public Administration subject.

Tricks to score good marks in public administration subject/U]

Clear your concepts and ability to express the concept clearly on paper which requires a lot of writing practice.

You need the ability to relate the subject with current affairs especially administrative and political issues.

You need the ability to substantiate your argument with facts, evidence, and Committee report etc.

Public administration is not a rocket science and it is very easy to understand. But to understand it in a way so that you can express it beautifully on paper requires you to spend considerable time with the subject.

Tips to score above 75 maths in public administration of 12th Rajasthan board exams:-

Firstly make sure that you save 3 complete months sorry your final study only.

Do not put yourself in tension, carefully and seriously allocates your notes.

If you write down the points after learning you will retain better.

You must make a schedule for your studies followed by strict implementation of that schedule.

Tips to score above 75 in Public Administration Subjects:

First of all make your concepts clear and to make your concepts clear you have to read each and every topic thoroughly and try to understand it and then make notes in your own words.

You need to develop the ability to express the concept clearly and logically on the paper and you should have the ability to relate the subject with current affairs.

Most important thing is that you need to develop the interest in this subject.

You will need to read the same book five times and until you internal eyes the entire vocabulary of public administration the job is not done.

For introduction you can refer the book of Sharma and Satana. And for administrative thought you can refer Prasad and Prasad.

For comparative Public Administration and development dynamics you can refer Ramesh K Arora.