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muskan kalra
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Hello Shiva,
You have two ways.
1- Combined Defence Service Examination
2- Air Force Common Aptitude Test
Keep your preparation well. Work on your personality development. Be determined and motivated.
Good luck.
You have two ways.
1- Combined Defence Service Examination
2- Air Force Common Aptitude Test
Keep your preparation well. Work on your personality development. Be determined and motivated.
Good luck.
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muskan kalra
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Hello Surbhi,
After you complete class 12th. You have two routes to become a pilot:
Private flying school.
Cadet programs
Now, the difference between the above two options is:
If you get into a private flying school, it is much cheaper than the cadet programs. You do not have any competitive exams to get in. You get to complete the training at your pace. You will have to search for type rating centers. No jobs guaranteed. You might have to wait for a long time before you can fly for an airline.
2. If you go for a cadet programme:
It is comparatively more expensive. Have to clear competitive tests to get in. Time for the completion of your t
After you complete class 12th. You have two routes to become a pilot:
Private flying school.
Cadet programs
Now, the difference between the above two options is:
If you get into a private flying school, it is much cheaper than the cadet programs. You do not have any competitive exams to get in. You get to complete the training at your pace. You will have to search for type rating centers. No jobs guaranteed. You might have to wait for a long time before you can fly for an airline.
2. If you go for a cadet programme:
It is comparatively more expensive. Have to clear competitive tests to get in. Time for the completion of your t
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muskan kalra
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Hi Sachin,
As you are graduating with BCA degree you can join the Indian Army as well as the Indian Air Force. To join the Indian Army, you can go through the following entry schemes-
1. Combined Defence Services exam (CDS exam)
2. Short Service Commission (SSC)
3. NCC special officer entry scheme.
Being a BCA graduate you can join the following branches of the Indian Air Force-
1. Flying Branch
2. Ground Duty Branch
You cannot join the technical branch of the Indian Air force as you don't have a B.Tech degree in Aeronautical Engineering. In the ground duty branch, you can join the following job areas:
1. Administration branch &
2. Accounts Bra
As you are graduating with BCA degree you can join the Indian Army as well as the Indian Air Force. To join the Indian Army, you can go through the following entry schemes-
1. Combined Defence Services exam (CDS exam)
2. Short Service Commission (SSC)
3. NCC special officer entry scheme.
Being a BCA graduate you can join the following branches of the Indian Air Force-
1. Flying Branch
2. Ground Duty Branch
You cannot join the technical branch of the Indian Air force as you don't have a B.Tech degree in Aeronautical Engineering. In the ground duty branch, you can join the following job areas:
1. Administration branch &
2. Accounts Bra
...more
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muskan kalra
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Hello Ajit,
Yes, you are eligible for MPSC exam after completing degree from a recognised University. Because for apply MPSC exam the minimum Education qualification is Graduation degree in any stream from a recognised University. MPSC stand for Maharashtra Public Service Commission.
Eligibility criteria:
Candidate should be an Indian citizen. Candidate must have completed your graduation in any field from a recognised university. Age should be between 21 years to 30 years for General category candidates. Age relaxation for OBC category candidates 3 years.
And SC/ST category candidates 5 years.
Good luck.
Yes, you are eligible for MPSC exam after completing degree from a recognised University. Because for apply MPSC exam the minimum Education qualification is Graduation degree in any stream from a recognised University. MPSC stand for Maharashtra Public Service Commission.
Eligibility criteria:
Candidate should be an Indian citizen. Candidate must have completed your graduation in any field from a recognised university. Age should be between 21 years to 30 years for General category candidates. Age relaxation for OBC category candidates 3 years.
And SC/ST category candidates 5 years.
Good luck.
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muskan kalra
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Hello,
PCS is very easy when compared to IAS.
State PCS examination is not very dynamic (unlike UPSC CSE which has become very unpredictable and dynamic). So, chances of getting selected in State PCS is more if one has worked hard.
Good luck.
PCS is very easy when compared to IAS.
State PCS examination is not very dynamic (unlike UPSC CSE which has become very unpredictable and dynamic). So, chances of getting selected in State PCS is more if one has worked hard.
Good luck.
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muskan kalra
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Every year, DMRC conducts DMRC Recruitment Test for various posts that are vacant under various departments. DMRC Recruitment Exam Dates for the post of Customer Relations Assistant, Asstt. Manager, Junior Engineer, Accountant Assistant and Maintainer has been released by DMRC on its official website.
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muskan kalra
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Hello Himanshi,
In my opinion, BA (Hons) is better than BA as far as UPSC civil services preparation is concerned. UPSC requires Something of everything and everything of something.
You should have a very good command over general studies with the current affairs.
Everything of Something:
Here something is your optional which covers pretty good marks in CS Mains. It doesn't matter if you have best resources UPSC is the toughest exam of country at present and quicker you start the better you will be prepared
Coaching institutes these days can help you with a part of your coaching but in the end its time and hard work you put in that matters
In my opinion, BA (Hons) is better than BA as far as UPSC civil services preparation is concerned. UPSC requires Something of everything and everything of something.
You should have a very good command over general studies with the current affairs.
Everything of Something:
Here something is your optional which covers pretty good marks in CS Mains. It doesn't matter if you have best resources UPSC is the toughest exam of country at present and quicker you start the better you will be prepared
Coaching institutes these days can help you with a part of your coaching but in the end its time and hard work you put in that matters
...more
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muskan kalra
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Hello Tanmay
Yes, it is. According to best of five scheme for SSC board, Maharashtra candidate can choose five best subjects among the six, which they can appear for the examination. Candidate can choose five subjects from these six subjects: English, Marathi, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. Hope this helps.
Yes, it is. According to best of five scheme for SSC board, Maharashtra candidate can choose five best subjects among the six, which they can appear for the examination. Candidate can choose five subjects from these six subjects: English, Marathi, Hindi, Mathematics, Social Science and Science. Hope this helps.
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muskan kalra
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Hello Raghav
To become a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), you need to take the State Police service exam. These are taken at state level by respective State public service commissions. The candidates who clear the State PSC exam are made DSP. DSP officers generally become SP of police in around 8-10 years. A candidate starting as a DSP can expect to rise to a level of Inspector General Police in a state. There are some minimum requirements for this as well like being a graduate, being more than 21 years of age as well as physical requirements. Do research these before applying. Good luck.
To become a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), you need to take the State Police service exam. These are taken at state level by respective State public service commissions. The candidates who clear the State PSC exam are made DSP. DSP officers generally become SP of police in around 8-10 years. A candidate starting as a DSP can expect to rise to a level of Inspector General Police in a state. There are some minimum requirements for this as well like being a graduate, being more than 21 years of age as well as physical requirements. Do research these before applying. Good luck.
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rohith kola
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Take example of Vajiram & Ravi, Delhi:
GS classes: INR 95,000
Optional classes: INR 50,000
Test series (Prelims) from other institutes: INR 15000- INR 20000
Test series (Mains) from other institutes: INR 15000 - INR 30000, Depending on reputation of institute & number of tests. Furthermore, let's add the accommodation & food costs:
Stay: INR 7000 for a (100 sq foot single room with attached toilet in Patel Nagar. Same will cost INR 10,000 in Old Rajinder Nagar )+ INR 1000 convenience charges.
GS classes: INR 95,000
Optional classes: INR 50,000
Test series (Prelims) from other institutes: INR 15000- INR 20000
Test series (Mains) from other institutes: INR 15000 - INR 30000, Depending on reputation of institute & number of tests. Furthermore, let's add the accommodation & food costs:
Stay: INR 7000 for a (100 sq foot single room with attached toilet in Patel Nagar. Same will cost INR 10,000 in Old Rajinder Nagar )+ INR 1000 convenience charges.
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