Government & Defence Entrance Exam

A lot of young people have heard of the IAS exam and express a desire to give this prestigious exam. But they have no idea of how to go about the preparation for this exam.
Preparation for Civil Service Examinations is a long journey. To make it worthwhile, you have to work smart without losing steam.
These exams have to be approached in a different manner. You need to first learn from the mistakes of previous aspirants. Things like a legible handwriting, the understanding of our culture and heritage are as important as the syllabus itself.
Also, you need to approach the exam preparation in a different manner.
Please refer for some tips to prepare for the exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/study-tips-for-upsc-civil-services-exam-article-5953-1

Civil services constitute all departments of the government machinery which run the state administration. The Central and State Civil Servants are in charge of the governance of the various departments (non-military) to ensure that the administrative infrastructure works according to the Constitutional provision. The charisma of Civil Services has inspired young aspirants to gear themselves to prepare for the coveted services to fulfill their desire for achieving 'power and authority'. Please refer to the link for details:
To enter Civil Services, one has to appear for UPSC exams. In June 2011, Civil Services Prelims Exam was replaced by CSAT.
Following are the various services one gets to work in after qualifying civil services exams-
All India Services (Group A)
Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
Indian Police Service (IPS)
Central Services (Group A)
Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)
Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)
Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)
Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)
Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)
Indian Foreign Service (IFS)
Indian Information Service (IIS)
Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)
Indian Post & Telecommunication Accounts and Finance Service (IP&TAFS)
Indian Postal Service (IPoS)
Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS)
Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS)
Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS)
Indian Revenue Service (IRS-IT)
Indian Revenue Service (IRS-C&CE)
Indian Trade Service (ITrS)
Railway Protection Force (RPF)
Group B Services
Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (AFHCS)
Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS)
Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Police Service (DANIPS)
Pondicherry Civil Service
Pondicherry Police Service
Besides UPSC, some of the most popular government exams are:
BPOE - Bank Probationary Officers Examination
NET - National Eligibility Test
SSCE - School Service Commission Examination

Hello,
Yes, after qualifying intermediate examination, you are eligible to appear for the National Defence Academy examination to join Indian Navy, but for this, you have to complete your HSC with maths and physics. If you have chosen these two subjects, you are eligible for NDA and choose naval wing as a preference.
Only unmarried male candidates are eligible for this examination, and your age should between 16.5 to 19 years.
The notification is published twice a year and this year's examination has already been conducted, if you are interested in joining the Indian Army, then wait for next year, the Notification will be published in the month of December after the notification, online registration will start. Only online application form facility is available for candidates.
The selection of candidates is based on written test followed by personal interview and medical test.
NDA examination is comprised of a written Exam followed by the intelligence and personality test. The written exam consists of two papers namely, mathematics and general ability test. The general ability test consists of English and general knowledge, the papers in all the subjects consist of objective type questions only with negative marking.
If you manage to qualify the written test, then you are eligible for SSB interview for the final selection.
So, please wait for the notification and then apply for this examination as per the mentioned eligibility criteria, for more details, kindly check the official website.

Hello Mangesh,
You have to complete your CPL, then you will be allowed to join IAF.
Possessing a CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) is an added advantage. But, in order to join IAF, even CPL holders have to go through tough selection procedure that consists of written test, SSB (Services Selection Board) interview, medical examination, etc.
A candidate must have at least a graduation degree from a recognized university (3 year or 4 year graduation course). He/she must have undergone class 12th from science stream with physics, chemistry and mathematics as the main subjects. (This is also mandatory for CPL training).
The age limit is also crucial. For the flying branch, the upper age limit is 24 years. But for CPL holders, under the SSC (Short Service Commission) Scheme, the relaxed age limit is 26 years.