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astha singh

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Hi Dharani!
The IBPS PO examination will take place in the month of October this year. By then, You will be eligible for this exam. The minimum age criteria for IBPS PO is 20 years and maximum age eligibility is 30 years.

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amish jain

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Hello Ramya,
Yes, you are eligible for the IBPS PO and other banking exams.
The eligibility for the IBPS PO exam is a graduation degree. You must have completed the Bachelor's degree from recognised university.
The age limit should be from 18 to 28 years old for IBPD PO.
https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-po-recruitment-exam
Check the official notification for more updates. All the best.

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Akshay Bajaj

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For a technical job in railways, you have two options as per your qualification as an engineer.
1) Become a Group A officer through ESE, conducted by UPSC.
2) Be a Senior Section Engineer, Group C employee, exam conducted through RRB.
For your qualification as a graduate:
1) Take UPSC CSAT and opt for Railways as Allied services. Group A services.
2) Appear for RRB exams for various non-technical posts. Group C.
For notifications, please be updated through National Newspapers, Employment news, RRB websites and UPSC websites.

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astha singh

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Hi Himanshu!
The Civil Services Examination (IAS) is considered as one of the toughest and the most prestigious examinations conducted in India. The syllabus is widely extensive and you need to focus on all the subjects equally. The written exam consists of 2 sections; prelims and Mains. Prelim is an objective question exam containing questions related to general awareness and personal aptitude. The Mains examination consists of subjective questions and covers the following subjects:
1. Current events of national and international importance.
2. History of India and Indian National Movement.
3. Indian and World Geography-Physical, Social,
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astha singh

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Hi Shruti!
In order to become an income tax officer, you should get into Indian Revenue Service. To get into IRS, you need to clear your civil service examination which is conducted by UPSC. The eligibility criterion for the examination is graduation from a recognised University. The candidate must be of 21-30 years of age. The Civil Service Examination comprises of an aptitude test (CSAT), a main examination and personality test.The aptitude test comprises of sections like Comprehension, Interpersonal skills, Logical reasoning and analytical ability, Basic numeracy and data interpretation. The main exam has questions related to current
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astha singh

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Hi Himanshu!
To appear for an IAS I.e, for civil services examinations, you need to be a graduate. The field of graduation does not matter, but your performance in the entrance exam does. So you can opt for any stream for your Bachelors degree.

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VIKAS SINGH

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You go ahead for B.Sc. And take a coaching class that will boost your competition level.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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It depends completely on your career goal. I hope you mean public service commission. If you mean that and civil services then they are good and rewarding careers. For that you need to work a lot and if you mean any PG degree and not MBA then you may pursue MA in public administration along with it. If you mean MBA in PG then you should prepare well for getting seat in only top 50 B-schools.

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