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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Yes, Kannada is a mandatory subject in KPSC.
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supreet kaur
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Hello,
Yes, you can apply for JE (mechanical) in railways.
The JE exam is held for the junior engineers posts in different departments of the railways. You being ITI in Mechanical Engineering will get into mechanical department if you qualify in all the stages of the exam.
So, check the syllabus, grab the study material and boost your preparations with the best preparation tips to guide you:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-preparation-books
Good luck.
Yes, you can apply for JE (mechanical) in railways.
The JE exam is held for the junior engineers posts in different departments of the railways. You being ITI in Mechanical Engineering will get into mechanical department if you qualify in all the stages of the exam.
So, check the syllabus, grab the study material and boost your preparations with the best preparation tips to guide you:
https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-preparation-books
Good luck.
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supreet kaur
Beginner-Level 3
Hello,
As you want to work in the railways, first, check your eligibility (educational & age limit) which varies from post to post.
RRB conducts exams for in 2 categories- technical and non-technical
Technical exams are conducted for the following categories:
1. RRB ALP
2. RRB JE|SSE
3. RRC Group D
Non-technical exams are conducted under the following category:
1. RRB NTPC
After this you can check the syllabus and start your preparations as per the eligible post.
For details related to eligibility you can visit https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria
As you want to work in the railways, first, check your eligibility (educational & age limit) which varies from post to post.
RRB conducts exams for in 2 categories- technical and non-technical
Technical exams are conducted for the following categories:
1. RRB ALP
2. RRB JE|SSE
3. RRC Group D
Non-technical exams are conducted under the following category:
1. RRB NTPC
After this you can check the syllabus and start your preparations as per the eligible post.
For details related to eligibility you can visit https://scoop.eduncle.com/rrb-eligibility-criteria
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9 years agoIs there any section in IAS for an audiology graduate? I have completed my higher secondary studies.
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Rahul Singh
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Hi Muhammed,
Once you clear the civil services examination and get the prestigious IAS services, you are allotted a state cadre where you work as a district collectorate or district magistrate. Can you please explain your question in detail, how is audiology connected with IAS services?
Once you clear the civil services examination and get the prestigious IAS services, you are allotted a state cadre where you work as a district collectorate or district magistrate. Can you please explain your question in detail, how is audiology connected with IAS services?
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Rahul Singh
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Hi Ankit,
SSB interview is conducted by Services Selection Board for the recruitment of officers in Indian Navy, Indian Army and Indian Air Force. The SSB interview is a five days process with include two stage of testing. Stage I and Stage II. SSB is conducted for candidates who have cleared the written examination through UPSC such as CDS, NDA etc. or have come through different entry schemes such as AFCAT, UES, TES, TGC, etc.
Different Test Conducted by SSB:
Stage-I
Verbal and Non-Verbal Test
Picture Perception and Discussion Test
Once you qualify the Stage-I, then only you can appear for Stage-II.
Stage-II
Psychological Tests
Personal Inter
SSB interview is conducted by Services Selection Board for the recruitment of officers in Indian Navy, Indian Army and Indian Air Force. The SSB interview is a five days process with include two stage of testing. Stage I and Stage II. SSB is conducted for candidates who have cleared the written examination through UPSC such as CDS, NDA etc. or have come through different entry schemes such as AFCAT, UES, TES, TGC, etc.
Different Test Conducted by SSB:
Stage-I
Verbal and Non-Verbal Test
Picture Perception and Discussion Test
Once you qualify the Stage-I, then only you can appear for Stage-II.
Stage-II
Psychological Tests
Personal Inter
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