Government & Defence Entrance Exam

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CDS is for graduate students only. If you apply and get selected then at the time of examinations, you will be asked to show your degree. If you want to join armed forces go for NDA otherwise try after graduation or in your final year.

Do rigorous hard work to clear the exam. First, finish the syllabus and then start solving the mock test and previous year papers.

You can get back to the authorities, to solve for the issue you are having already.

Taking coaching for SSC examination is your personal call. It has nothing to do what you have done in your graduation. The deal is how good you are in aptitude and English. These are two major section on which SSC exam is based. If your fundamentals regarding these two subjects are clear and have the required speed, the exam is easy to crack. The general awareness and reasoning is comparatively easy and can be prepared in 3-4 months. But, you will need to be disciplined in practicing mock papers and old question papers.

When it comes to the SSC CGL and Bank PO, all job profiles in these categories are challenging and provide good opportunities for growth. Generally, many aspirants think that SSC CGL is better than Bank PO but this is not always true. IBPS and SBI recruit thousands of graduates into the banking system as PO. Whereas MBA provides you the opportunity to test your skills in the entrepreneurship and management fields.

You ought to get a good score in the written in both the exams and then some weightage shall be given to the interview after your Tier-2 (depending on the total score you get in both the tiers). Along with experience, salary will also increase and experienced professionals of higher grades in government sector can earn up to a range of Rs 35000 to Rs 50000 each month.

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First of all you should be well aware of the IAS syllabus which you can have at UPSC portal. You have to daily read at least 2 or 3 newspapers one of which should be an English newspaper. You need to make time table for your study. Regarding books you can consult with NCERT (class 9th-class 12th) for basic knowledge and other can be viewed at UPSC portal.

Hi,
First of all you should be well aware of the IAS syllabus which you can have at UPSC portal. You have to daily read at least 2 or 3 newspapers one of which should be an English newspaper. You need to make time table for your study. Regarding books you can consult with NCERT (9th-12th) for basic knowledge and other can be viewed at UPSC portal.

First of all, you should be well aware of the IAS syllabus which you can have at UPSC portal. You have to daily read at least 2 or 3 newspapers one of which should be an English newspaper. You need to make time table for your study. Regarding books you can consult with NCERT (9th-12th) for basic knowledge and other can be viewed at UPSC portal.