Rajasthan CET Graduate case studies
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The Rajasthan Common Eligibility Test (Graduate Level), usually shortened to Rajasthan CET Graduate, is a state-level screening examination conducted by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB). It does not by itself give you a job. The Rajasthan CET Graduate case studies are 5 cases and about 3,329 words.
1Water Harvesting at Kheri: Desilt the Johad or Sink a Recharge Shaft?
The gram panchayat of Kheri, a 620-household village on the edge of Jaipur district, must choose between two proposals under a ₹25 lakh state groundwater recharge grant. The village sits on weathered granite; observation wells show a fall of about 6 m over the last decade, and the block has been categorised 'over-exploited' in the latest dynamic groundwater assessment.
611 words, about 3 min2Two Bills on the Governor's Desk: Repugnancy, Money Bill and a Re-passed Bill
In a single week the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly passes three Bills. Bill A regulates fees charged by private coaching institutes - a Concurrent List subject - and fixes a ceiling lower than the one set under an existing central law on the same subject.
637 words, about 3 min3Labelling a Haveli Painting Set: Dhundhar Claim Versus the Evidence
A district museum in Jhunjhunu receives 14 panels of wall painting removed from the outer chamber of a haveli demolished for a road. The donor's family claims the panels are 'seventeenth-century Jaipur (Dhundhar) work'.
591 words, about 3 min4The ₹4.80 Crore District Livelihoods Allocation
A district in Rajasthan receives ₹4.80 crore under a state rural livelihoods head for the coming year. The Collector's note fixes three conditions: at least 45 per cent of the total must go to Scheme A (farm-based livelihoods); Scheme B (livestock) may not exceed 30 per cent of the total; and administrative and monitoring cost may not exceed 12 per cent of the total.
627 words, about 3 min5Mottled Teeth in Nagaur: Ranking Three Sources and Checking a 50:50 Blend
A primary health centre in Nagaur district reports that 27 of 180 schoolchildren have mottled brown enamel on their permanent teeth, and four adults complain of spinal stiffness and joint pain. Three drinking-water sources are tested.
863 words, about 4 min