Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Dear Inder!
If you look at Railways Job Vacancies, it has two options, one is technical. In which there requires you the technical degree in B.Tech or Diploma. With B.Sc. You may not ab able to get the core technical job in Railways. In non technical sector, surely you can get the job after B.Sc. If you are able to crack the railways entrance exam. So, it's all upto your choice. Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.

Hi Diksha,
There should be on option for 12th appearing or appeared students in the form. Please contact NPGC directly and inquire.

Hello,
Coaching classes are conducted guide to students so if you have little knowledge about the exam then you can take coaching. SSC CGL exam and other bank exam are best choice for better non technical field. You have to be an expert in Language compression, Qualitative reasonings, and Mental Ability.
All the best.

You can join BHU, Jadavpur University, Allahabad University, Tezpur University, Patna University, Anna University, Loyola College, Madras Christian College, Delhi University, Amity University, and SMU. Almost, all are the central universities and offer best courses to their student. You can join any of them for a better career.

Hello,
No, you are not eligible for PCS or UPSC exam after class 12th, you have to do at least graduation then only you can apply for the exam. So after passing the Bachelor's degree exam, you can apply for this exam.

Hello,
Generally, a student who took a subject with the static course can complete the exam easily as the syllabus of the static subject is not changing a lot. These static subjects are History, Geography, Political Science, and Sociology. So, try to choose among these subjects. But never forget a student with a technical degree can also crack the exam, so the subject does not matter a lot but hard work does.

Hello,
It sounds good that you are interested in English. You can go for Bachelor in Arts course 1with at least 55% marks in class 12th. There are many good colleges in India such as BHU, Delhi University, Allahabad University, Tezpur University, Patna University, SMU, Anna University, Loyola College, and Madras Christian College. After completing this course, you can apply for CDS or UPSC exam. You can also go in the teaching field after completing B.Ed or go for higher studies.

Hello,
Chanakya Institute and Rau's IAS are the best coaching classes for UPSC preparation coaching classes in India. But for UPSC, you have to focus on your self-study and hard work then only success is possible in this exam. But if your Optional subject is not belonging to the course of Bachelor's degree then you can take the help of coaching classes.

Competitive exams are must as colleges give admission on the basis of it.

Yes, central and state government hospitals have vacancies for lab technicians.