Government & Defence Entrance Exam
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Yes you can for government jobs after B.Voc. People with vocational education can find job opportunities can look for employment opportunities in government organisation and many government organizations frequently call for applications from skilled technicians like stenographer, typist, computer operator, electrician etc.
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If you are interested to get a post in the Indian Navy, then check out the latest government jobs in Indian Navy from here-
https://alertforexam.wordpress.com/2018/05/24/how-to-get-a-government-job/
Here you can also check the complete procedure to get the job.
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If you got selected, then there will be direct SSB for you and no written exam is needed for this.
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Yes, you can certainly get into the army by giving the following exams:
1. CDS Examination- You can sit for this paper provided your age is between 19-25 years from the date of joining and you've completed your graduation from a UGC recognised university or institution.
2. Special Entries for NCC.
For this entry, one does not have to apply for any test. This a direct form of selection in which the candidate only has to go for the SSB Interview.
Age Limit: Candidates age should be between 19-25 years i.e., a candidate must be born not earlier than 02-01-1991 and not later than 01-01-1997.
Educational qualification: Candidates s
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On the other hand, IAS is most difficult but if you are interested in extensive study and are a seeker of knowledge, you may go for this.
So all of the courses totally depend on your field of interest.
Your percentage is good, so you can be admitted in a reliable course which you want to do.
However, universities have some other criteria, so it varies. All the best.
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