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New answer posted•8 years ago

Where can I check the eligibility criteria for Railways exam?

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Asked by Rajveer
ravi mahawar
8 years ago
Its essential for every aspirant to fulfil the eligibility criteria for appearing in competitive exams conducted by RRB. RRB (Railway Recruitment Board) is one of the most popular competitive exam conducting body which recruits many of aspirants in vacant posts of railway. Recently RRB has announced

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Does railway jobs prefer medical checkup?

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Asked by Amal
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8 years ago
Hello, The Railway Exams is conducted in different phases. The Physical Check up is also one of the phase you need to complete to get qualified in the exam. The Physical Test is done to check the health and endurance of a candidate whether he is physically fit or not. The Eye Test includes the Foggi

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New answer posted•8 years ago
astha singh
8 years ago
Hi Athira!
Assuming that you already must have done a Diploma/Degree course in Health and sanitation already, you may consider pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health Management. You can pursue the course from Public Health Foundation of India, Indian Institutes of Public Health, National I

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New answer posted•8 years ago
astha singh
8 years ago
Hi Soumyadip!
There is no point in pursuing a course that you don't like. Between photography and social work also, you need to figure out which one you want to take up as your career. You are eligible for both the courses as you have completed your 10+2 already. If you wish to pursue photography, pl

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Shalini Sharma
8 years ago
Every year railway announced lakhs of vacancies in various 21 RRB zones for almost every qualification which are 10th, 12th standards, graduate, post graduate and above.
Candidates get positions in Railways for non-technical jobs like Commercial Apprentice, Traffic Apprentice, Enquiry Cum Reservation

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New answer posted•8 years ago

I want to work in railways. I am pursuing B.Tech. What should I do?

29 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Ananth
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8 years ago
For a technical job in railways, you have two options as per your qualification as an engineer.
1) Become a Group A officer through ESE, conducted by UPSC.
2) Be a Senior Section Engineer, Group C employee, exam conducted through RRB.
For your qualification as a graduate:
1) Take UPSC CSAT and opt for R

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New answer posted•8 years ago

Can you suggest a book for self-study? I am from Madhya Pradesh.

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Asked by Himanshu
ravi mahawar
8 years ago
There are many aspirants who wish to get a government job in India.
Railway Recruitment Board is one of the top choice of the aspirants from where they can secure their jobs in technical and non-technical departments.
Since number of applicants appears in railway, the competition level is becoming hig

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Shalini Sharma
8 years ago
Hello Inder,
It all depends upon you for which post you want to apply. There are some posts which accept engineering degree as educational eligibility, some accept diploma courses and some posts for which educational criteria is 12th standard.
Now, Railways publish their vacancies online so that it ca

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