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DYSGRAPHIA BY HANDWRITING ANANLYSIS By Abhimanshu Kumar ShaluKumari Satyam Garodia Richa Sinha UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF Mr. Rajib Saha PROJECT REPORT SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT Cramped fingers on writing tool Odd wrist, body, and paper positions Excessive erasures Mixture of upper - and lowercase letters Mix ture of printed and cursive letters Inconsistent letter formations