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Dua naqvi

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Bhumika Lama

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Candidates after Class 12 can apply for RRB NTPC, Group D exams. The eligibility criteria for RRB NTPC Undergraduate post is that candidates must have passed Class 12. For Group D exam, candidates must have passed Class 10 (High School) and have National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by National Council for Vocational Training. Candidates who have passed Class 10 and ITI are also eligible for the exam.

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Shiv Kumar

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Candidates need a 12th grade completion with Physics and Mathematics compulsory subjects to take the Northern Railway Junior Engineer (JE) examination according to examination requirements. 
Subjects required for the Northern Railway Junior Engineer (JE) exam consist of the following essential points.
Science Stream: The Northern Railway JE exam requires candidates to possess 12th grade education in Science that includes Physics and Mathematics as essential subjects. 
Syllabus Coverage: The examination syllabus consists of both physics and mathematics together with general awareness and general intelligence as well as reasoning.

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Addula Yaswanth

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If you lose 1/3rd of your index finger on the right hand, then you will depend upon the specific medical standards formulated by the Railway Recruitment Board for the specific position for which you are applying. Generally speaking, all applicants are expected to have some standard level of physical fitness, including limbs functionalities. For most posts under C-2 medical standards, for example, candidates are expected to be fit in all respects. It is also wise to check the detailed medical standards by the RRB for your post and seek a medical assessment if need be. 

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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To prepare for RRB NTPC exam well, you need to first Understand the Syllabus. The subjects covered are General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Intelligence and Reasoning. For general awareness and mathematics, NCERT Textbooks are preferred. Create a Study Plan and allocate well enough time for each subject. Solve previous year question papers on regular intervals. Take as manyy mock tests as possible for better understanding. Identify your weak areas and focus on improving them.

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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The last RRB NTPC exam was moderate in terms of difficulty level. The General Awareness section was moderate, while General Intelligence and Reasoning sections were easy. The overall difficulty level of the Mathematics section was easy to moderate. RRB NTPC exam is held for 90 minutes for general candidates while 120 minutes is given for PwBD candidates. The standard of RRB NTPC syllabus has been basically based on Class 10, 12, and graduation levels.

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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The RRB NTPC syllabus can be possibly completed in four months with the right approach. Candidates must familiarise themselves with the exam pattern and syllabus. This help candidates to understand what topics to focus on and how to manage their time during the exam. Candidates should focus more on revision and clearing the concepts. Candidates must learn, understand and clear their concepts by referring to good books. They need to General Intelligence & Reasoning, Mathematics, and General Awareness. Candidates should allocate specific time slots for each section and stick to the schedule. Candidates should focus on solving past exam p

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Jagadeeswarudu Kattubadi

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TWS Academy belongs to The Way Of Solution, and it is leading the platform in West Bengal for mock tests in the Bengali language through rail exams. They give these courses of competitive examinations such as WBP Exams, WBPSC Exams, SSC Exams, Railway Exams, WB TET, ANM & GNM Exams, etc. TWS Academy will provide a wide range of study materials and mock tests in their vernacular, which would make it easier for the local aspirants to prepare effectively and participate in their preferred native language. Their comprehensive resources and practice tests will help you boost your preparation toward giving your best performance in the exams.

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