Government & Defence Entrance Exam

There have been numerous changes to the National Defense Academy and Naval Academy's salaries since the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission. Beginning with the start of the actual training period, NDA candidates receive benefits related to their pay scale. During this training session at IMA, candidates will receive a stipend of Rs 56,100.

Stipend during the training of the candidates in IMA    -INR 56,100/

Lieutenant    - INR 56,100/- to INR 1,77, 500/- 

Captain -     INR 61,300/- to 01,93,900/- 

Major    - INR 69,400/- to 02,07,200/-

Lieutenant Colonel -     INR 01,21,200/- to 02,12,400/-

Colonel    - INR 01,30,600/- to 02,15,900/- 

Brigadier    - INR 01,39,600/- to 02,17,600/-

Major General     - INR 01,44,200/- to 02,18,200/- 

Lt. General HAG Scale -     INR 01,82,200/- to 02,24,100/- 

HAG+ Scale    - INR 02,05,400/- To  02,24,400/-

VCOAS/ Army Cdr/ Lt Gen (NFSG)    - INR 02,25,000/- Fixed

COAS -     INR 02,50,000/- Fixed

The difficulty level of the SBI Clerk exam can vary from year to year. However, in general, the SBI Clerk exam is considered to be of moderate difficulty. Here are some key points regarding the difficulty level of the exam:

• The reasoning ability section of the SBI Clerk exam typically includes questions on topics such as puzzles, seating arrangement, coding-decoding, inequalities, syllogism, and logical reasoning. The difficulty level of these questions can range from easy to moderate.
• Quantitative Aptitude: Questions in this section cover topics like simplification, data interpretation, number series, arithmetic, and algebra. The difficulty level of the quantitative aptitude section can range from easy to moderate, with some questions requiring comprehensive calculations.
• The English language section tests candidates' proficiency in English grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and language skills. The difficulty level of this section is generally moderate. Questions may include reading comprehension passages, fill in the blanks, error spotting, sentence improvement, and para jumbles.
• The computer aptitude section focuses on testing candidates' knowledge of basic computer concepts, terminology, and applications. The difficulty level of this section is usually moderate, with questions related to computer hardware, software, networking, and basic computer operations.

Completing the entire SBI Clerk syllabus in two months can be challenging, but it is possible with a well-structured study plan and dedicated effort. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your preparation time:

• Start by thoroughly understanding the SBI Clerk exam syllabus. Divide it into sections and topics to get a clear picture of what needs to be covered.
• Identify the topics that carry more weightage or are more frequently asked in the exam. Prioritize these topics during your study plan to ensure you cover them thoroughly.
• Develop a detailed study schedule that covers all the sections and topics of the syllabus. Allocate specific time slots for each subject and topic, ensuring that you have sufficient time for revision and practice.
• Instead of rushing through the syllabus, focus on building a strong foundation and conceptual clarity. Understand the underlying principles, formulas, and problem-solving techniques for each topic.
• Regular practice is key to success in the SBI Clerk exam. Solve a variety of practice questions and previous years' papers to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and improve your problem-solving skills.
• Take regular mock tests to assess your progress and get accustomed to the exam environment. Practice time management skills by setting realistic time limits for each section and improving your speed and accuracy.