TIPS FOR WRITING PROFILE PLUS ONE ENGLISH EXAMINATION JOY PETER C


HOW TO PREPARE A PROFILE?
Profile is
·         A short  life history of a famous person
·         There should be three or four paragraphs
·         Give a suitable title
·         Creative Title is better (Eg. Dr.A P J Abdul Kalam -  Missile Man of India
·         Write the details of the person in Chronological order
·         First paragraph about his/her birth, parents’ details, childhood details
·         Second paragraph about his education, career/ dreams
·         Third paragraph about his/her achievements/awards/honours
·         In the concluding paragraph write about his/her family life/any problems/any illness  and death if needed
·         Avoid extra information if you are not sure about it.
·         Try to develop all the hints you have in the question paper.
·         Never write more than one Page.
·         Underline the main points
·         Write in the Past tense and Passive  form of Past ( He was born….He was awarded)
MODEL PROFILE QUESTION WITH ANSWER
Given below are the details of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, a great scientist and the former President of India. Prepare a brief profile of him in about 80 words
Dr A.P J Abdul Kalam
Born on 15th Oct 1931, Rameswaram Tamilnadu
Middle class family
Specialization in Aero Engineering, Madras institute of Technology
Began career in DRDO in 1958
Joined ISRO in 1963
Involved in shaping Indian Satellite and launch vehicles of ISRO and missile programme of DRDO
Principal Scientific Advisor to the Govnt of India
President of India in 2002
Awarded Padmabhushan, Padmavibhushan and Bharath Ratna
Completed term as President in the year 2007
Died July 27. 2015.

                            DR A P J ABDUL KALAM- MISSILE MAN OF INDIA
Dr A P J Abdul Kalam also known as the Missile Man of India was born on 15th October 1931 at Rameswaram in Tamilnadu. He served as the 11th President of India. He belonged to a middle class family. His father Jainulabdeen was a boat owner and imam of a local mosque.
In his School, he was graded as an average student. But he was described as a bright and hard working student. He was graduated in Physics in 1954. After one year he moved to Madras Institute of Technology to study Aero Space Engineering. He started his career by designing a small hovercraft in 1958. He joined ISRO in 1963. He was involved in shaping Indian Satellite and launch vehicles of ISRO and missile programmes of DRDO. He was also the Principal Scientific Advisor to Govt of India. He became President of India 25th  July 2002.
Government of India honoured him with Padmabhushan, Padmavibhhusan and Bharath Ratna. He completed term as President of India in the year 2007. In 2012 he was ranked number 2 in Outlook’s India’s poll of the Greatest Indian. Even after his death the Tamilnadu State Government observes October 15th his birthday as the “Youth Renaissance Day”.
He breathed his last on 27th July 2015.

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