Government & Defence Entrance Exam

RBI Assistant Salary and Allowances:
After the 7th Pay Commission, the RBI Assistant's in-hand salary is INR 42,801 per month after all the allowances and deductions. Basic Pay: INR 20,700
Additional Special Pay: INR 400
Grade Allowance: INR 3500
DA: INR 9,718
Transport Allowance: INR 1200
Special Prerequisite Allowance: INR 2753
Special Allowance: INR 3788
City Compensatory Allowance: INR 2515
Gross Pay: INR 45,050
RBI Assistant Perks:
1- Work-life balance: The RBI Assistant works five days a week and has weekends off. Also, the job duration is 8 hours a day, I. e. , 9:15 AM to 5:15 PM, which also allows the employee personal time after working hours.
2- Accommodation facilities: government jobs come with transfers and the RBI provide quarters to their employees.
3- Medical benefits: The RBI doesn't only provide medical coverage for the employee but for their family members as well. This comes as a big relief, as many facilities are either free or charge a very nominal fee.
4- Housing loan: TheRBI gives housing loan facilities to its employees, which are up to Rs. 30 Lacs at nominal rates.
5- Education loan: TheRBI gives education loans up to Rs. 20 Lacs to the children of employees at a very nominal rate. The children are also given scholarships.
6- Leaves: The number of leaves is higher when compared to other banking jobs. An RBI employee enjoys comparatively more leaves than other department employees.
7- Work: The work pressure is comparatively less. This way, the employee is able to perform to the best of their ability without stress.
8- For departmental promotion, the employee gives examinations and can get promoted to the level of assistant manager.
9- Public dealing: This job role is purely office work, so it does not involve any kind of public dealing.
10- The RBI is the pinnacle of banking because it is the central bank of India and oversees all banks, public and private. There is nothing better in terms of a career than working for RBI.
11- Posting: RBI employees are posted in urban areas, as RBI doesn't have any branches in rural areas.

The Best Books for RBI Assistant Prelims are listed below;
1- English Language
General English by SP Bakshi/Arihant
Objective General English by RS Agarwal/S Hand
2- Numerical Ability
SmartBook by Testbook by Testbook/S Hand
Objective Arithmetic by RS Aggarwal/S Hand
Numerical ability and Mathematical Aptitude by Dr. AB Rao/Dr. AB Rao
Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Varma/Arihant
3- Reasoning Ability
A modern approach to verbal and non-verbal reasoning by RS Aggarwal/S Hand
A New Approach to Reasoning by BS Sijwali/Arihant
The Best Books for RBI Assistant Mains are listed below;
1- English Language
Objective General English by SP Bakshi/Arihant
Objective English for Competitive exams by Hari Mohan Prasad/MacGraw Hill
Objective English by Thorpe/Pearson
2- Numerical Ability
A New Approach to Numerical Ability by Navaratan Singh, Manpreet Cheema/Chelan
Objective Airthmatics by RS Aggarwal/S Hand
3- Reasoning Ability
Reasoning Ability for Competitive Exam by Nikshit N Sinha/Pearson
Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey/MK Pandey
4- Test of Computer Knowledge
Computer Fundamental by Pradeep K Sinha/BPB Publication
Fundamental of Computer by E Balaguruswamy/E Balaguruswamy
5- General Awareness
General Knowledge by Odisha Experts/Odisha
Banking Awareness by Arihant Experts/Arihant
General Awareness by Arihant Experts/Arihant.

Both the Air Force Common Admission Test and the combined defense services are conducted to select suitable candidates for training in the academies for the post of commissioned officer in the Indian Armed Forces. While the complete AFCAT procedure is conducted by the Air Force and the CDS exam is conducted by UPSC The SSB for both exams is conducted by respective SSB boards. Selected students go through the SSB interview, and those who are recommended by the Services Selection Board undergo a medical examination. Only students declared medically fit are issued joining letters, subject to their rank in the final merit list calculated on the basis of the aggregate mark in written and SSB interviews.

The WBCS is conducted by the West Bengal state government to recruit for four group services in the state. You can get the following positions after clearing this exam: (a) Group "A" posts that you might get are as follows:
1. Deputy collector WBCS Executive)
2. Assistant Commissioner of Revenue in WBRS
3. Co-operative Service
4 Labour Service
5. Food and Supplies Service
6. Employment Service
The grade pay of these post is 5,400 and pay band is 15,600-42,000 (b) The Group "B" post that you might get is in the West Bengal Police Service. This post's grade pay and pay band are comparable to those of group "A" services. (c) Following are the Group "C" posts that you might get after clearing the WBSC.
1. Superintendent
2. District Correctional Home / Deputy Superintendent
3. Central Correctional Home
The pay for these positions is comparable to that of Group A, but for the remaining eight positions, it ranges from 9,000 to 40,500. These posts are:
4. Joint Block Development Officer
5. Deputy Assistant Director of Consumer Affairs and Fair Business Practices
6. Junior Social Welfare Service
7. Subordinate Land Revenue Service
8. Assistant Commercial Tax Officer
9. Joint Registrar in Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
10. Assistant Canal Revenue Officer
11. Chief Controller of Correctional Services
There are also some Group D posts, such as the following:
1. Inspector of Co-operative Societies
2. Panchayat Development Officer
3. Rehabilitation Officer
The basic pay band for these posts is around Rs. 7,100 37,600. And if it's help you like it.