Government & Defence Entrance Exam

To be eligible for the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test), you need to meet specific academic criteria based on the branch you are applying for:

For Flying Branch:

1. You must have scored at least 50% marks each in Mathematics and Physics in 10+2.
2. You should also have a bachelor's degree (minimum 3 years) with at least 60% marks or equivalent or a B.E./B.Tech degree with 60% marks or equivalent.

For Ground Duty (Technical) Branch:

1. You need at least 50% marks each in Mathematics and Physics in 10+2.
2. A B.E./B.Tech degree with at least 60% marks is required.

For Ground Duty (Non-Technical) Branch:

1. A bachelor's degree (any discipline) with 60% marks is required.

Based on Your Details:

Since you scored 43 marks in Mathematics, you do not meet the 50% criteria for Mathematics required for Flying or Technical branches. However, you may still be eligible for Ground Duty (Non-Technical) roles, provided you meet the other qualifications during or after completing your B.E.

Start your preparation for being an IAS officer from the class 10 stage following these steps:
After passing the 10th, select a stream that appeals to you. Arts is a good choice as it deals with History, Political Science, and Geography, all of which are part of the UPSC syllabus.
Focus on NCERT Books. Start reading NCERT for classes 11 and 12 to build the base. Of course, NCERT has a significant importance in UPSC preparation.
This also enhances general knowledge -reading of newspapers and magazines -for being updated on what's going around in the world-also a part of IAS.
Graduate: After your 12th, take a graduate degree in any discipline since it is an eligibility condition for appearing in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
Know the UPSC Exam Pattern: Understand that there are three stages of exams: Prelims, Mains, and Interview.
Start Early Preparation: Maintain regular studies and join coaching or use online resources for guidance
Following these steps will assist you in preparing well toward your goal of becoming an IAS officer.

Government exams in India provide opportunities across various sectors, including civil services, banking, defence, teaching, and public sector undertakings. The UPSC Civil Services Exam recruits for prestigious roles like IAS and IPS through the Preliminary, Mains, and Interview stages. Banking exams such as IBPS PO, SBI PO, and RBI Grade B focus on officer and assistant roles in financial institutions. Defence exams like NDA, CDS, and AFCAT offer pathways into the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Teaching aspirants can appear for exams like CTET and TET for school roles, while NET is for higher education positions. Additionally, state government exams and railway exams like RRB NTPC cater to local and technical job opportunities. These exams often require structured preparation based on their unique syllabi and patterns.

If you have already missed the deadline for the registration of NDA 1, you have to wait until the next round of applications. Usually, the round of application of NDA 2 comes a few months after NDA 1. The following are the steps to take:
Remain Updated: Continue to monitor the official UPSC website for release of NDA 2 application dates. NDA 2 application form usually starts in May.
One Time Registration (OTR): If not, do One Time Registration through OTR ID in UPSC portal, an all-India mandatory procedure. Prepare for NDA 2: The interim time can be used to prepare for upcoming NDA 2. Just refer to the relevant subject for your exam and practice last five years' question papers with detailed solutions.
Application Procedure: Once the NDA 2 application form is released, fill out the form, pay the fee, and submit all the documents.
Correction Window: If you have already applied but made mistakes, note that there will be a correction window after the application procedure closes, allowing you to make the necessary corrections.
Always check the official UPSC website for updates on application dates and procedures.

Yes, you can apply for the National Defence Academy (NDA) after completing Class 12th, provided you meet the eligibility requirements. The NDA entrance exam is open to male candidates who have completed their 12th with Physics and Mathematics for applying to the Navy or Air Force, while candidates from any stream can apply for the Army wing. The candidate must be between 16.5 and 19.5 years of age at the time of the exam, and they should meet the physical standards set by the NDA. The NDA exam is conducted twice a year by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), consisting of a written test followed by an interview through the Services Selection Board (SSB). 

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UGC NET exam pattern 2024 is prescribed by the National Testing Agency (NTA). According to the exam pattern, the UGC NET 2024 exam comprises two papers- Paper 1 and Paper 2. The time duration of the UGC NET exam is 3 hours (180 minutes). Both papers contain objective-type multiple-choice questions (MCQs). A total of 150 questions are given to the candidates combining paper 1 and paper 2. UGC NET exam does not have a negative marking scheme. The candidates are awarded for correct answers but no mark deductions are made for incorrect answers.

UGC NET 2024 December session exam will be conducted in online CBT mode from January 1 to January 19, 2025. The medium of the UGC NET question paper is in English and Hindi languages only. Have a look at the latest UGC NET exam pattern 2024 below in detail for Paper 1 and Paper 2.

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