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FY BCA Emails

1. Assume that as the Cultural Secretary, you are da organizing a flute recitation programme in your Institute/College/University. Draft an email informing all the teachers, students and staff members of your college about the event and inviting them to attend the programme. Invent the necessary details. 


From:

To:

Cc:

 

Subject: Invitation to Attend the Flute Recital Programme

 

Dear All,

 

I hope this message finds you well.

 

It gives me great pleasure to inform you that the Cultural Committee is organizing a Flute Recital Programme at our institute, which will feature mesmerizing performances by talented musicians from within and outside our college. This event promises to be an evening of soulful music, highlighting the rich tradition of classical and contemporary flute performances.

 

Event Details:

Date: [Insert Date]

Time: [Insert Time]

Venue: [Insert Venue]

Chief Guest: [Insert Name/Position] 

 Special Performers: [Mention any notable artists or students performing]

 

We cordially invite all teachers, students, and staff members to attend this programme and enjoy the soothing melodies that will enrich our cultural experience. Your presence will certainly enhance the ambiance of the event, and we look forward to seeing you there.

 

For any further information or queries, feel free to contact me or the Cultural Committee.

 

Warm regards, 

[Your Name] 

Cultural Secretary 

[College/Institute Name] 

[Contact Information]




2. Assuming yourself to be a student who aspires to join the Communication Skills Advancement Programme offered by Oxbridge Institute of English and Communication Skills, New Delhi. Draft an email seeking the relevant information such as the duration of the programme, course fee, batch timings, quality of the material used and the type of audio-visual aids to be employed by the Institute in the programme. Invent the other necessary details.


Subject: Inquiry Regarding Communication Skills Advancement Programme

 From:

To:

Cc:


Dear Admissions Team,

 

I hope this message finds you well. My name is [Your Name], and I am currently a [your current position/student status] aspiring to enhance my communication skills. I recently came across the Communication Skills Advancement Programme offered by your esteemed institution, and I am highly interested in enrolling.

 

I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide me with the following details regarding the programme:

 

1. Duration of the Programme: Could you please inform me about the total length of the course and the number of hours per week it requires?

2. Course Fees: I would like to know the complete breakdown of the course fee, including any additional costs involved.

3. Batch Timings: Are there different time slots available for students, and if so, what are they? Is there flexibility in choosing batches?

4. Course Material: Could you please provide information on the quality of the learning materials and textbooks used? Are they updated regularly and tailored to meet global standards?

5. Audio-Visual Aids: I would also like to know about the kind of audio-visual aids that will be utilized during the course. Will there be interactive or multimedia-based sessions?

6. Certifications and Recognition: Upon completion of the programme, will any certifications be provided? If so, how widely recognized are they in academic and professional circles?

 

I am looking forward to your prompt response and would appreciate any additional information you can provide about the course.

 

Thank you for your time and assistance.

 

Warm regards, 

[Your Full Name] 

[Your Contact Information] 

[Your City, State]  


3.  Assume that you are associated with an NGO that engages itself in the animal protection activities. As a Secretary of the NGO, draft an email to be sent across. Urging people to come forward and join hands in the noble cause, your email should have ical m- the required elements of emotional appeal and persuasion.

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To:

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Subject: Join Us in Protecting Our Voiceless Friends—Your Support Can Make a Difference.

 

Dear [Recipient's Name],

 

I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to you on behalf of [NGO Name], an organization committed to the protection and welfare of animals in our community. As the Secretary of this organization, it is both my privilege and responsibility to seek compassionate individuals like yourself who share our love for animals and want to make a lasting impact.

 

Every day, countless animals suffer due to neglect, abuse, and a lack of basic care. Many of them have no voice to express their pain, no one to turn to for help. But we can be their voice, and with your support, we can extend our reach and make their lives better.

 

We invite you to join hands with us in this noble cause. Whether it is through volunteering your time, donating resources, or simply spreading awareness, your involvement can transform the lives of so many animals who are in desperate need of protection. Our organization strives to:

 

- Rescue and rehabilitate injured and abandoned animals.

- Conduct awareness programs on animal rights and ethical treatment.

- Collaborate with local authorities to strengthen animal protection laws.

- Build shelters and provide medical care for strays.

 

We believe that together, we can create a kinder, more compassionate world. If you have ever felt moved by the sight of an animal in distress, now is your chance to make a real difference. By standing with us, you will not only be contributing to the well-being of these innocent creatures, but also to the betterment of society as a whole.

 

Please consider joining our efforts. You can reach out to us at [Contact Information] to learn more about how you can get involved. Your support, no matter how small, will have a significant impact.

 

Let’s come together to give these voiceless beings the love and protection they deserve.

 

With hope and gratitude, 

[Your Full Name] 

Secretary, [NGO Name] 

[Contact Information]  


4. Assume that recently you have purchased a dishes- washer from Modern Electrical Equipments, Bhopal. The appliance has not performed upto your expectations. Draft an email informing the company about the cause of your dissatisfaction and seek anable appropriate replacement/claim in this regard.  


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To:

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Subject: Request for Replacement/Claim Due to Underperformance of Dishwasher

 

Dear Customer Support Team,

 

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to bring to your attention an issue with a dishwasher I recently purchased from your store, Modern Electrical Equipments, Bhopal. The details of the purchase are as follows:

 

- Product: Dishwasher (Brand/Model: [Dishwasher Brand & Model])

- Date of Purchase: [Purchase Date]

- Invoice Number: [Invoice Number]

 

Unfortunately, the appliance has not met my expectations in terms of performance. Specifically, the following issues have arisen since I started using it:

 

1. Inadequate Cleaning: Despite following the operational guidelines, the dishes are often left unclean or with soap residue.

2. Noisy Operation: The machine produces an unusually loud noise during the wash cycles, which is quite disturbing.

3. Inconsistent Drying: The drying feature is inconsistent, leaving dishes wet after each cycle.

 

Given these performance issues, I believe that this particular unit may be faulty. I kindly request either a replacement of the appliance with a fully functional one or an appropriate claim as per the warranty provided.

 

I trust you will address this matter promptly, as I have always had positive experiences with your products in the past. Please let me know the necessary steps to proceed with the replacement or claim at your earliest convenience.

 

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your prompt response.

 

Warm regards, 

[Your Full Name] 

[Your Contact Information] 

[Address]  


5. Assume that the bank that you work for has te re decided to freeze all the savings accounts which have remained inoperative for the past two years. Assuming yourself to the Manager (Customer Care), er m draft an email to be sent to all concerned.

Subject: Important Notice: Freezing of Inoperative Savings Accounts

 

Dear Valued Customers,

 

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to inform you of an important update regarding our savings accounts policy at [Bank Name]. In an effort to enhance our operational efficiency and ensure the security of customer accounts, we have decided to freeze all savings accounts that have remained inoperative for the past two years.

 

This decision will take effect on [effective date]. Accounts that have not had any transactions (including deposits or withdrawals) within the last 24 months will be subject to freezing.

 

We understand that circumstances may vary, and we encourage you to review your account activity. If you believe your account has been incorrectly flagged as inoperative or if you wish to prevent your account from being frozen, please take the following actions:

 

1. Make a Transaction: Simply conduct a transaction, such as a deposit or withdrawal, to reactivate your account.

2. Contact Us: If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Customer Care Team at [Customer Care Phone Number] or via email at [Customer Care Email Address]. Our representatives will be happy to assist you.

 

We value your relationship with [Bank Name] and appreciate your attention to this matter. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we implement this policy.

 

Warm regards,

 

[Your Full Name] 

Manager, Customer Care 

[Bank Name] 

[Contact Information] 


 

 


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