Government & Defence Entrance Exam

The minimum eligibility for the NDA exam requires passing the 10+2 examination with specific subjects depending on the chosen service. Not everyone can appear in the NDA exam without Physics and Chemistry.

• Army Wing: You should have passed the 10+2 exam from a recognised board.
• Air Force & Naval Wings: You should have passed the 10+2 exam with Physics and Mathematics is mandatory.

In the SSC GD PET/ PST exam, candidates need to complete the race within the given running time. Have a look at the details below- 

For candidates other than those belonging to Ladakh Region.

For candidates of the Ladakh Region

Candidates called to appear for the SSC GD Physical Test need to fulfill the physical requirements in terms of weight and height. Have a look at the SSC GD Height requirement below:

However, there is relaxation of SSC GD height for SC/ ST/ Others. Candidates can check the detailed requirement here - https://www.shiksha.com/sarkari-exams/ssc/articles/ssc-gd-physical-test-blogId-161853.

SSC GD Weight Requirement: Candidates' weight should be proportionate to their height and age as per the medical standards.

The table below highlights IBPS Clerk vacancies for the last 10 years.

The state-wise IBPS Clerk vacancy break-up is given below.

While candidates begins to fill SBI Clerk Application form, then they has to write a declaration in their own handwriting which has to be uploaded along with the application with a file size of 50 to 100 kbs and dimensions of 800 x 400 pixels. SBI Clerk handwritten declaration text is given below:

“I, ______ (Name of the candidate), Date of Birth ______hereby declare that all the information submitted by me in the application form is correct, true, and valid. I will present the supporting documents as and when required. The signature, photograph, and left thumb impression are of mine”.

SBI Clerk handwritten declaration has to be written in the candidate’s handwriting itself only. The text should be written in English only. The text should be written just like as it is mentioned in the notification. It should not be written in Capital Letters.If SBI found the SBI Clerk Handwritten Declaration inappropriate or written by anybody else or in any other language or in the capital letter, the application will be considered invalid and cancelled. 

Yes you can take UPSC exam after Bachelors it doesnt matter what subjects or specialisation you have in yours Bachelors what matter is this only that you need to have Bachelors for the test to appear in 

Yes why not, but in Nepal the degree must be recognised. All you have to do is apply in AIU ( Association of Indian University) for equivalence certificate one time process submit all the required documents along with some fees after verification you will get a equivalence certificate so that in future you don't have to bother while applying for studies or job purposes.