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1) Adding a port to in-bound and out-bound exception list in firewall would make my machine vulnerable?
2) What are the ports I should never add to exception list?
3) I would like to add 3690 to exception list for my svn will that make my system vulnerable?
It doesn’t matter on which port you run service but mostly often as which user you run those service and what that user can do.
What you need is restricted chrooted user that runs your svn repository if you want to be really safe.
I guess you are trying to run svn repository, your easiest bet is to create your repository as some user and tunnel your connections through ssh with
svn+ssh://svnuser@my.domain.com/home/myuser/REPOSITORYstyle links.
If you want more svn users to access your service make svn group and add them to svn group,
and you’re done