If you are preparing for the Loksewa Section Officer exam, you might be wondering what to expect from the fourth paper. The fourth paper is an optional paper that you can choose from a list of subjects according to your preference and background. The purpose of this paper is to test your knowledge and skills in a specific field of study.

The fourth paper consists of 100 marks and has a duration of 3 hours. The questions are mostly descriptive and analytical, requiring you to write essays, reports, case studies, etc. The level of difficulty varies depending on the subject you choose, but generally it is higher than the first three papers.

Some of the subjects that you can choose from for the fourth paper are:

- English

- Nepali

- Mathematics

- Statistics

- Economics

- Sociology

- Political Science

- Public Administration

- Law

- Geography

- History

- Education

- Management

- Computer Science

- Engineering

- Agriculture

- Forestry

- Health

Each subject has its own syllabus and recommended books that you should study before taking the exam. You can find the syllabus and books on the official website of the Public Service Commission (PSC) or on various online platforms that provide Loksewa preparation materials.

To score well in the fourth paper, you should have a thorough understanding of the concepts and theories of your chosen subject. You should also be able to apply them to real-life situations and problems. You should practice writing essays and reports on various topics related to your subject. You should also revise the previous year's questions and model answers to get an idea of the format and style of the exam.

The fourth paper is an important part of the Loksewa Section Officer exam, as it can make a difference in your final ranking and selection. Therefore, you should prepare well for it and choose a subject that suits your interest and aptitude.