Government & Defence Entrance Exam

There are several steps to filling out a railway job application. Detailed instructions are as follows.

1. Visit the official website: Check the official website of Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) or Railway Recruitment Cell (RRC) depending on the job position you are applying for.
2.  Registration: Click on the login information link. Select the desired RRB field. Click on "New Registration" Provide basic details such as name, date of birth, phone number, email id.
3. Fill out the application form: Personal details: Fill in your name, gender, class and address of father/mother. Educational details: Specify educational qualifications such as 10, 12, or graduate details. Preferred Position: Select the position and department based on your qualifications.
4. Upload documents: Photo and Signature: Upload an updated passport size photo and signature in the specified format. Category Certificate: Upload caste/category certificate if applicable.
5. Payment of fees: Pay the application fee online using Pure Banking, offline payment options such as credit/debit card. or UPI invoices are also available.
6. Submit application form: Check all details carefully before sending. Print a confirmation page for future reference.

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Yes, Nepalese students indeed have the entry into Indian Merchant Navy.

 No nationality condition has been placed for taking up any course (s) of training in Indian Merchant Navy; one has to only fulfill educational and medical requirements for that course. For them, Nepali students need to meet the eligibility criteria, depending on the respective courses-open to courses such as 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) and mandatory medical fitness certifications.

Nepali students might need to visit the appropriate authorities for information regarding visa acquisition and other documentations. They can then apply for jobs in the Indian Merchant Navy, as long as they qualify for deck cadet, engine cadet, and other positions, after finishing their training and gaining certifying documents.

The Indian Coast Guard arranges the marks of the candidates in the case if the candidates attempted the CGCAT examination in different shifts to attain a rational approach to the marks. Nevertheless, the normalization process is made using a statistical method before the results could be out. 

The formula for calculating the normalized marks is:

Mij: The normalized marks of the jth candidate for ith shift 

Mtg: Average mark of the top one percentiles of candidates of each shift 

Mqgm: The total of mean marks in the shift with the highest mean and standard deviation of marks among all the shifts 

Mti: It means the mean of marks of the 0.1% the highest scorer in the ith shift 

Miq: Mean marks + Standard Deviation where I represents a shift. 

The CGCAT is an examination with 100 multiple choices questions in a two hours span. To contains the various topics in the syllabus there are Five sections includes General Awareness, English, Numerical Ability, Reasoning, and Military Aptitude.