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Harsh Kumar
Beginner-Level 3
Apart from the static topics like history, geography and polity, UPSC now focuses on the present issues. So, to begin, be updated with the recent issues. For example, Bangladesh PM was in India to discuss Teesta water sharing and there was a question on Teesta river in UPSC prelims 2017. So, in a way, you can predict some of the questions. Present government schemes are very important. As for geography, focus on maps and Indian flora and fauna distribution. Modern history is another important area, especially the Indian national movement. Apart from this, go through previous year question papers to see the pattern and study accordingly
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Sarfarz,
You need not take any marine engineering course for taking commission in Indian Navy. There are two methods. One is via NDA after 12th and other is via CDS exam of UPSC. You will find detailed information in Indian Navy's website "joinnausena".
You need not take any marine engineering course for taking commission in Indian Navy. There are two methods. One is via NDA after 12th and other is via CDS exam of UPSC. You will find detailed information in Indian Navy's website "joinnausena".
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Tanushree Mitra
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Hi Sushil,
You may enroll into a Bachelor's degree program via a recognized distance learning program if full time studies are not an option now. Depending on your career plans and interest you may consider pursuing management studies, economics, law etc. Please check university websites like IGNOU, KSOU, etc. for program options and communicate with them regarding admissions and requirements.
You may enroll into a Bachelor's degree program via a recognized distance learning program if full time studies are not an option now. Depending on your career plans and interest you may consider pursuing management studies, economics, law etc. Please check university websites like IGNOU, KSOU, etc. for program options and communicate with them regarding admissions and requirements.
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Lakshmi Narasimman Sharma
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Dear Namratha,
Sorry to say, graduation in any stream is mandatory for applying SBI PO exam. You can seek an advantage if you have graduate.
All the best for your future.
Sorry to say, graduation in any stream is mandatory for applying SBI PO exam. You can seek an advantage if you have graduate.
All the best for your future.
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Rajveer Singh
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Hello,
RRB Eligibility: https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria#ntpc
The Educational Qualification for RRB NTPC Exam depends on as per the post you are applying for. Along with the basic qualification of Graduation Degree from a recognized University, some posts of NTPC also require Typing Proficiency Skills.
You can check your Railway Exam Eligibility according to the post, Click on the above link now.
Thanks.
RRB Eligibility: https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria#ntpc
The Educational Qualification for RRB NTPC Exam depends on as per the post you are applying for. Along with the basic qualification of Graduation Degree from a recognized University, some posts of NTPC also require Typing Proficiency Skills.
You can check your Railway Exam Eligibility according to the post, Click on the above link now.
Thanks.
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GYANENDRA Nath jha
Beginner-Level 3
60% is required in class 12th and you have to score at least 40% marks in maths paper of NDA exam.
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Harshit Jain
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Yes, final year students can also apply for civil service exams. But you have to remember that there are only 4 attempts in this exam. So better option would be to complete your B.Sc and then prepare for at least 1 year so that you can perform better in the exam. It is the toughest exam of India. So, you have to work hard to clear this exam.
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