Government & Defence Entrance Exam

SSC CHSL - State Service Commission Combined Higher Secondary Level. The exam pattern of the SSC CHSL includes structure of Tier 1 and Tier 2. The Tier 1 exam includes a total of 100 questions of 2 marks each from four sections - General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English and General Intelligence and Reasoning. The Tier 2 includes Session I and Session II. These SSC CHSL posts not only provide competitive salaries but also come with attractive benefits, allowances, and employment stability. The recruitment process ensures a thorough evaluation of candidates' skills and knowledge, making it a significant opportunity for individuals seeking a career in government services.

Apart from IBPS Clerk admit card, candidates must carry one photo-identity proof to the exam centre. Verification of photo-identity proof is done by the exam centre officials at the entry gate. Candidates are required to show the IBPS Clerk hall ticket and photo-identity proof to the officials for verification. It is only after the verification of documents that candidates are allowed to proceed towards their allotted lab/exam hall. Due to the COVID-19 situation, registration of candidates is done through photo-capture. Candidates need to carry any one of the following photo-identity proofs to the exam centre:

• PAN Card
• Passport
• Permanent Driving
• Licence/ Voter’s Card/ Bank Passbook
• Photo identity proof issued by a Gazetted Officer
• People’s Representative along with a photograph
• Identity Card issued by a recognised college/ university
• Aadhar/ E-Aadhar card with a photograph/ Employee ID

Note: Candidates should note that Ration Card and Learner’s Driving License are not accepted as valid ID proof

To become an IAS officer, you must have Graduate Degree from a recognised University/Institute! But, you can apply for the CSE exam conducted by the UPSC while in your final year of graduation. Preparation for the IAS exam must ideally begin during your undergraduate course. For this, once you get admission, start your preparation for the UPSC CSE exam by making a long-term plan. To be eligible for the UPSC CSE, you must have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. Therefore, focus on selecting the right undergraduate course soon after clearing the board exam. Try to opt for a degree that aligns with your interests and the UPSC Mains optional subject. Some of the top courses include Political Science, History, and Economics, which can be particularly helpful for the UPSC syllabus. Maintain good grades throughout your college years, as a strong academic record is beneficial in a UPSC interview.

The online application window has been extended, according to the most recent information regarding the RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) recruitment in 2024. The deadline for graduate-level positions is October 20, 2024, and the deadline for undergraduate positions is October 27, 2024. 11,558 places are open in total, with 3,445 for undergraduates and 8,133 for graduates. Eligibility for graduate positions requires at least a graduation degree, and applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 36.  From October 23 to October 30, 2024, there will be a correction opportunity for applications that you have previously submitted, enabling you to make any necessary adjustments