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astha singh

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Navy Officer Job: Educational Qualifications
1st Condition
Applicant for the post of Officer in the Electrical/ Marine Engineering /Architect after 10+2 [(Tech) Cadet Entry] should have passed Class 12th or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with an aggregate of at least 75% in PCM and 50% marks in English either in 10th or 10+2 from a recognized board of school education.
2nd condition
Minimum qualification marks required for applying for the post of Naval Officers (Electrical Branch)/ Marine Engineering/Architect, Indian Navy may change from time to time and the same would be promulgated in the advertisement in leadi
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astha singh

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To get into defence you need to appear for the CDS exam and to get into the the civil services you need to clear the UPSC exams. For this no specific degree is needed, however, you should choose a degree which will help you with your CDS or UPSC papers. Choosing between B.Sc. and BE, you should opt for one which will help you later when you choose your subjects in the UPSC or CDS.

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Kartikay Hastinapuri

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Yes, sure you can apply for civil services after completing bachelor's or masters in mass communication.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are advised to appear in Indian Engineering Services Examination conducted by UPSC to join Indian Railways as Group A officers in Mechanical branch. You can also appear in examinations conducted by Railway Recruitment Board for subordinate services posts.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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Starting early is a great advantage as you can build your general awareness and really excel in the GS paper and interview as you will tune yourself to analysis and awareness. Also, when the time comes, you will not waste it on finding out about the exam and losing your precious time.

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Rahul Singh

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Hi Monty,
As such, there is no direct way to join CID. You can join the department after a certain amount of service years in police organisation. To join Police, you can appear for UPSC civil services (gazetted post), State PCS services and Sub-Inspector examinations.

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Debayan HalderI'm an officer in a PSU bank.

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Yes, it'll help and it'll also help you in various exams after getting the job like CAIIB.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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UPSC conducts multiple exams such as Civil Services Examination, Engineering Services Examination, NDA, CDS, Indian Economics Services etc. You are requested to confirm for which exam are you seeking information.

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