Choose the nearest meaning of the underlined words.
The same contract, mutatis mutandis, will be given to each employee.

The correct answer is Option C (Making small changes that are necessary).

Key Points:
• This question assesses knowledge of foreign phrases (specifically Latin) commonly used in formal English and legal contexts.
• Option 3 is correct. 'Mutatis mutandis' is a Medieval Latin phrase meaning 'with the necessary changes having been made' or 'once the necessary changes have been made'. In the context of a contract, it means the base contract remains the same, but specific details (like names, dates, or specific terms) will be altered as necessary for each individual employee.
• The other options are completely unrelated to the phrase. They describe physical attributes of paper (printed on both sides, folded, A-4 size) which represent common distractor strategies in multiple-choice questions to confuse candidates unfamiliar with the phrase.
• MPSC exams frequently include Latin legal and administrative terms (e.g., ad hoc, de facto, prima facie, mutatis mutandis).
• Key Takeaway: Remember: 'Mutatis mutandis' means 'making necessary alterations' while leaving the main point the same.