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deepika maurya
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Once you get recommendations from an SSB (Services Selection Board), You will have your Medicals, after that there is a lot of follow-up documents verification, etc. During the training period, a Gentleman Cadet/Lady Cadet is remunerated INR 56,100 per month which can only be cashed upon completion of the training and it usually takes 89 months for the Principal Controller of Defence Accounts (PCDA) to do so. And If you are going to Join Defense Forces for Monetary Terms, please do not go in terms of money. You may earn much more than that in the Corporate Sector from any of the Good Business-Schools.
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Salary:
Submarines and pilots would have an extra INR 13,500 per month as allowances. There are some places where if you are posted, you get allowances. Which means whether you're onboard or not. Technical: If you are for technical entry, you do get some allowance of around INR 34,000 per month. These are just some things that you get included in your salary which would be INR 60,000 to INR 70,000 per month. I hope this will help you.
Submarines and pilots would have an extra INR 13,500 per month as allowances. There are some places where if you are posted, you get allowances. Which means whether you're onboard or not. Technical: If you are for technical entry, you do get some allowance of around INR 34,000 per month. These are just some things that you get included in your salary which would be INR 60,000 to INR 70,000 per month. I hope this will help you.
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No, Bharat Electronics Limited BEL is mostly recruiting contract engineers. Permanent employees are mostly selected from campus nowadays. You can expect the Bharat Electronics Limited all-India exam once in two years or three years. Trainee Engineer-1
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First-year: INR 30,000 per month. Second year: INR 35,000 per month. Third year: INR 40,000 per month. Project Engineer-1
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First-year: INR 30,000 per month. Second year: INR 35,000 per month. Third year: INR 40,000 per month. Fourth year: INR 55,000 per month. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha Bharat Electronics Limited exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/exams/bel-ex
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First-year: INR 30,000 per month. Second year: INR 35,000 per month. Third year: INR 40,000 per month. Project Engineer-1
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First-year: INR 30,000 per month. Second year: INR 35,000 per month. Third year: INR 40,000 per month. Fourth year: INR 55,000 per month. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha Bharat Electronics Limited exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/exams/bel-ex
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The RPF SI paper is objective in nature and consists of 120 questions. To prepare for this exam, you can follow these expert tips:
1. Carefully study the section-wise syllabus of RPF. It will help you select the right study material.
2. Brush up on the fundamentals of arithmetic in the initial months.
3. Later, you can devote three to four hours to practice.
4. In the arithmetic section, you need to focus on accuracy, as this section has a weight of 35 marks.
5. In the RPF exam, general awareness is most important, as it carries 50 marks.
6. To prepare this section, you need to memorize facts; hence, you can take help from previous year
1. Carefully study the section-wise syllabus of RPF. It will help you select the right study material.
2. Brush up on the fundamentals of arithmetic in the initial months.
3. Later, you can devote three to four hours to practice.
4. In the arithmetic section, you need to focus on accuracy, as this section has a weight of 35 marks.
5. In the RPF exam, general awareness is most important, as it carries 50 marks.
6. To prepare this section, you need to memorize facts; hence, you can take help from previous year
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The Union Public Service Commission UPSC test is the only option for those seeking admission via examination. The candidates must first take the Group A Civil Service Exam. After passing this exam, they can sit for the main Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) examination. An interview follows a written exam in the Research and Analysis Wing-RAW exam. Clearing the Union Public Service Commission civil service Exam is one way to join Research and Analysis Wing in India (Group-A Indian Administrative Services, Indian Police Service, Indian Revenue Service, and Indian Foreign Service Officers). A Research and Analysis Wing agent's job descrip
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The general awareness section is one of the most important parts of the RPF SI paper. This section alone has 50 out of the total 120 marks in the computer-based test of RPF SI. To prepare for this section, you can follow the given tips:
1. Analyze previous year's papers to note important topics to prepare, as the syllabus is vast.
2. Refer to any one good GK book from Arihant, Pearson, or Lucent.
3. This subject is more about the memory of facts than practice.
4. You need to note down relevant data on Current Affairs from a monthly or yearly magazine.
5. You can read this subject in sections on arithmetic and reasoning.
6. Focus on mult
1. Analyze previous year's papers to note important topics to prepare, as the syllabus is vast.
2. Refer to any one good GK book from Arihant, Pearson, or Lucent.
3. This subject is more about the memory of facts than practice.
4. You need to note down relevant data on Current Affairs from a monthly or yearly magazine.
5. You can read this subject in sections on arithmetic and reasoning.
6. Focus on mult
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An RPF SI joins the Railway Protection Force as a sub-inspector on their first posting. Thereafter, they get promoted after certain years of service. The career prospects of an RPF SI are as follows:
1. Their first promotion is to the rank of Inspector in the RPF or RPSF.
2. Later, after certain years, they can get promoted to the rank of Circle Inspector.
3. The third promotion for RPF SI is to the rank of Zonal Inspector in the particular railway zone.
4. An RPF SI can reach the post of Deputy Superintendent with their final promotion.
1. Their first promotion is to the rank of Inspector in the RPF or RPSF.
2. Later, after certain years, they can get promoted to the rank of Circle Inspector.
3. The third promotion for RPF SI is to the rank of Zonal Inspector in the particular railway zone.
4. An RPF SI can reach the post of Deputy Superintendent with their final promotion.
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deepika maurya
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A list of the best books for the KVS PRT exam is mentioned below;
1- Current Affairs & General Knowledge:
Panorama Year Book by Pratiogita Darpan
2- Test of English Language & Comprehension:
Objective General English by SP Bakshi
3- Hindi by Lucent Publication
4- General Intelligence & Reasoning Ability:
Logical reasoning by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand.
5- Arithmetical & Numerical Ability:
Quantitative Aptitude by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand
6- Computer Knowledge:
Computer Awareness by Arihant Publisher
7- Pedagogy & Teaching Aptitude:
Child Development & Pedagogy by Odisha publication
I hope this will help you.
1- Current Affairs & General Knowledge:
Panorama Year Book by Pratiogita Darpan
2- Test of English Language & Comprehension:
Objective General English by SP Bakshi
3- Hindi by Lucent Publication
4- General Intelligence & Reasoning Ability:
Logical reasoning by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand.
5- Arithmetical & Numerical Ability:
Quantitative Aptitude by Dr. R. S Aggarwal and S. Hand
6- Computer Knowledge:
Computer Awareness by Arihant Publisher
7- Pedagogy & Teaching Aptitude:
Child Development & Pedagogy by Odisha publication
I hope this will help you.
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A list of the best books for the KVS PGT Physics is listed below;
1- PGT Self Preparation Guide Physics Recruitment Examination.
2- KVS Principal and Vice-Principal Recruitment Exam Guide.
3- UP PGT Physics Solved and Practice Sets.
4- PGT Guide Physics Recruitment Examination by Arihant Experts.
5- KVS master PRT TGT PGT by Rohit vaidwan. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha KVS PGT exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/news/kvs-admissions-2022-for-class-1-begin-know-where-how-to-apply-blogId-84211). I hope this will help you.
1- PGT Self Preparation Guide Physics Recruitment Examination.
2- KVS Principal and Vice-Principal Recruitment Exam Guide.
3- UP PGT Physics Solved and Practice Sets.
4- PGT Guide Physics Recruitment Examination by Arihant Experts.
5- KVS master PRT TGT PGT by Rohit vaidwan. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha KVS PGT exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/news/kvs-admissions-2022-for-class-1-begin-know-where-how-to-apply-blogId-84211). I hope this will help you.
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The SSC JHT exam consists of two papers. These papers are paper 1 and paper 2. The format of the exam is as follows:
1. Paper 1: There are two sections, each with a total of 100 questions. This paper is a computer-based multiple-choice test. To attempt this paper, you have two hours. You become qualified to take paper 2 after passing paper 1. In this paper, incorrect answers are penalized by 0.25 points.
2. Paper 2: It is pen-and-paper-based with descriptive-type questions. The time limit is similar to Paper 1, I. e. , two hours. Paper two is worth 200 marks for four essay- and translation-based questions. You need to score higher to ge
1. Paper 1: There are two sections, each with a total of 100 questions. This paper is a computer-based multiple-choice test. To attempt this paper, you have two hours. You become qualified to take paper 2 after passing paper 1. In this paper, incorrect answers are penalized by 0.25 points.
2. Paper 2: It is pen-and-paper-based with descriptive-type questions. The time limit is similar to Paper 1, I. e. , two hours. Paper two is worth 200 marks for four essay- and translation-based questions. You need to score higher to ge
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