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Deeksha Dixit

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Dear aspirant, The Railway Recruitment Board conducts multiple RRB exams, such as RRB NTPC RRB Group D RRB JE etc. , to select candidates for different posts in the railway units. For Group C (Technical and Non-Technical) posts, the recruitment is handled by RRBs, and RRCs are given the responsibility of conducting exams for Group D recruitment. The eligibility criteria vary according to post, and for the post of RRB Group D it is as follows:
Age range: 18 to 33 years. Educational Qualification: Class 10 pass plus National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC) granted by the National Council for Vocational Training or Class 10 pass plus ITI.
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Deeksha Dixit

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The Railway Recruitment Board conducts multiple RRB exams, such as RRB NTPC RRB Group D RRB JE etc. , to select candidates for different posts in the railway units. It offers an excellent career opportunity for aspirants as government workers in the Indian Railways. The recruitment of the railways is handled by RRBs for Group C (Technical and Non-Technical) posts, and RRCs are given the responsibility of conducting exams for Group D recruitment. Recruitment to Group A and B posts in the Indian Railways is done through the Civil Services and Engineering Service examinations (ESE). The eligibility criteria for various posts is as follows
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RRB registration number Name-MOHIT Dob-19-8-1994.

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afsheen nida

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Hello candidate,
You do not need to worry about the NEET cut off for getting admission in to the Pharm D course. Because, NEET is an entrance for medical courses and Pharm D is a para medical course. In some states there will be CETs common entrance tests, through which you can get admission in to the paramedical courses.
Pharm D degree is open to students who have completed their 12th-grade board exams with at least 50% marks or an equivalent CGPA from a recognised board and have PCM or PCB as their major subject combination.
Hope, the information provided is useful.
Good luck!

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Navneet Savita

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No, you have to clear the cutoff of the zone in which you have applied.

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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Many candidates who want to survive in this competitive exam, go to coaching institutes for preparation and need reliable RRB study material. And it is very important to know the updated syllabus to crack this test. Students can prepare well by practicing with the RRB mock test and RRB previous year's papers.

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Yes you will face problem when your documents will get verified.

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