Government & Defence Entrance Exam

The Salary of an RRB JE is INR 35,400 per month (basic pay). RRB JE Salary After 7th Pay Commission;
Pay Scale Band: INR 29,300 to INR 34,800
Grade Pay: INR 4,200
Pay Band (VI CPC): INR 29,300 to 34,800
Grade Pay (VI CPC): INR 4,800
Pay Band (VII CPC): INR 37,200 to 1,39,200
Grade Pay (VII CPC): INR 19,200
On Selection/Promotion, Entry Pay: INR 72,600
SSC JE Salary is actually based on Job Locations for example;
Class A: Metropolis
Class B: Metropolis plus Other Big Cities
Class C: Village plus Small Cities
RRB JE Salary Structure as per Job Location
Basic Pay:
For Class A: INR 13,500
For Class B: INR 13,500
For Class C: INR 13,500
Dearness Allowance:
For Class A: INR 16,875 (125% of Basic)
For Class B: INR 16,875 (125% of Basic)
For Class C: INR 16,875 (125% of Basic)
House Rent Allowance (HRA)
For Class A: INR 4,050 (30% of Basic)
For Class B: INR 2,700 (20% of Basic)
For Class C: INR 1,350 (10% of Basic)
Other Allowance:
For Class A: INR 4,000
For Class B: INR 4,000
For Class C: INR 4,000
Salary in Hand:
For Class A: INR 38,425
For Class B: INR 37,075
For Class C: INR 35,725
Deduction (approximately):
For Class A: INR 2000
For Class B: INR 2000
For Class C: INR 2000
Total Pay:
For Class A: INR 36,425
For Class B: INR 35,075
For Class C: INR 33,725
I hope this will help you.

A list of the government jobs for Diploma holders is listed below;
1- RRB JE INR 35,400 to INR 1,12,400
2- WBPSC JE: Junior Engineer (Post): INR 9,000 to INR 40,500
3- SSC JE Junior Engineer (Post): INR 35,400 to INR 1,12,400
4- DCSEM Scientific Assistant: Scientific Assistant (Post): INR 35400
5- APSC JE: Junior Engineer (Post): INR 14,000 INR 60,500
6- NTPC Diploma Trainee: Diploma Trainee (Post): INR 24,000
7- MPSC Motor Vehicle Inspector: Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector (Post): INR 37,600 to INR 1,22,700
8- DMRC JE: JE (Post): INR 13,500 to INR 25,520
9- ISRO: Technical Assistant (Post): INR 44,900 (without allowance).
10- RRB ALP INR 19,900 to INR 35,000
11- DRDO: STENOGRAPHER (Post): INR 25,500 to INR 81,100

No, there is no interview stage for the RBI Assistant post. This is because it is a clerical-level post, and for such posts, as per government rules, there is no interview process. The following is the selection procedure for RBI Assistant:
1. Stage one: The preliminary stage of objective-type questions
2. Stage two: The main stage of 200 marks and five sections
3. Stage three: The language proficiency test stage in the selected state's regional language
You need to qualify at each stage in order to get posted as an RBI Assistant. However, merit will be determined based on stage-two scores. You can SEE the detailed exam pattern for RBI Assistant at this link: https://www.shiksha.com/exams/rbi-assistant-exam-pattern.

You cannot study for the RBI Assistant exam with a single book. There are five subjects covered on the RBI Assistant Exam syllabus. These include reasoning, numerical ability, general awareness, the English language, and computer knowledge. The following are some of the best books to prepare for RBI Assistant:
1. Quantitative Aptitude Section: For this section, Rajesh Verma's Objective Arithmetic and Rakesh Yadav's Advanced Math for General Competitions can be used.
2. English To study this section, you need to refer to High School English Grammar and Comprehension by Wren and Martin for the basic concept. You can also use the SP Bakshi or GK publication book on Objective General English for practice.
3. General Awareness: To study this section, any GK book such as Arihant, Lucent, or Pearson would be sufficient. You can also refer to the Manorama Yearbook for important current events.
4. Computer Awareness: You need to study this subject for the main stage. Read any good book on objective computer awareness, such as those by Sikha Agarwal or R Pillai, to prepare for this section.
5. Reasoning Aptitude: Most students refer to RS Agarwal's books on verbal reasoning and analytical reasoning to study this subject.

The RBI Assistant Language Proficiency Test is conducted after the main stage. Following the main exam, if you are shortlisted, you must take the LPT in the native tongue of the chosen state. Usually, this test includes the following:
1. There can be both written and oral questions in LPT.
2. The writing test will consist of reading comprehension, simple grammar, letter and essay writing in the local language, and vocabulary-based questions in the local language of the RBI office for which you have applied.
3. The LPT's goal is to check if you are qualified to work in the local language of the allotted RBI office. For example, in order to be posted in the Chennai branch, you must pass the Tamil LPT. All candidates applying for the position of RBI Assistant must take this test.

Yes, even if you studied the local language in 10th grade, you must take LPT to get selected as an RBI Assistant. The Language Proficiency Test is conducted after the main exam for RBI assistants. Once you clear the main exam, you need to appear in LPT on the required date. Usually, basic grammar, vocabulary, and reading-based questions in the local language of the RBI office for which one has applied are asked in this test. The purpose of the LPT is to determine whether the selected candidate will be comfortable working with the locals in the region. For example, you need to pass the Gujrati LPT to be posted in the Ahmedabad region. It is a mandatory test for all aspirants, regardless of their medium of study.

As per the syllabus and difficulty level, you need a minimum of three months to prepare for the IIFT entrance test. There are 110 questions divided into four sections. One of these GK sections can be completed in one month. The most important section is VARC which consists of reading comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar-based questions. This section can also be covered in around 1.5 months. The quantitative analysis and data interpretation sections may take some time to clarify fundamental concepts. However, you can cover these sections in a maximum of two months. You can save up to one month for mock test practice. Therefore, if you can allot eight hours a day to studying, the three months will be sufficient to prepare for the IIFT entrance exam.