Government & Defence Entrance Exam

The payment option in your NDA application form needs review because you should verify all filled sections before the option becomes visible. The payment option becomes available only after completing forms for personal information and preference selection and document upload. The payment area becomes unavailable when any field which has been marked as essential goes without completion.

Verify your network connection before you reboot the page or select another browser. Follow these steps to resolve the problem: (1) Wipe away the browser cache and (2) Open the form through a different device. Methods for fee payment to UPSC include both online through debit/credit cards and UPI and net banking as well as offline payment through challan. Contact UPSC support immediately or visit the nearest facilitation center before the deadline to prevent application rejection in case the problem continues.

Candidates need to perform NDA registration just once because the procedure requires them to register only for the initial examination attempt. General candidates must pay INR 100 for registration while SC/ST candidates are exempted from payment but should submit a single application form and finish the necessary document upload. After completing their single registration with the UPSC candidates can take the examination more than once while following the UPSC's set qualification requirements without any further registration needed. The registration happens only once and makes applications simpler for candidates while decreasing their administrative workload.

Preparing for the Uttar Pradesh (UP) Police Constable exam requires a strategic approach, focusing on understanding the syllabus, consistent study, and utilizing quality resources. Here's a structured plan to guide your preparation:

 Understand the Exam Pattern and Syllabus:

Subjects Covered:

General Hindi

Numerical and Mental Ability

General Knowledge

Mental Aptitude, Intelligence, and Reasoning Ability

Action Step: Obtain the detailed syllabus from the official UP Police Recruitment Board website to ensure comprehensive coverage.Create a Study Schedule:

Consistency: Allocate specific time slots daily for each subject.

Balanced Approach: Mix subjects to maintain interest and reduce fatigue.

Regular Revision: Dedicate time for revisiting topics to reinforce learning.

No, a student who has only completed the 12th grade is not eligible to apply for the SSC Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination. The SSC CGL requires candidates to hold at least a bachelor's degree from a recognised university.

However, there are other SSC examinations that 12th-pass students can consider:

SSC Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL): This exam recruits for positions such as Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Junior Secretariat Assistant (JSA), Postal Assistant (PA), Sorting Assistant (SA), and Data Entry Operator (DEO).

SSC General Duty (GD) Constable: This exam is for recruitment as constables in various central police organizations.

SSC Stenographer (Grade C & D): This exam selects candidates for stenographer positions in various government departments.