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BEL (Bharat Electronics Limited) is a Navratna Public Sector Undertakings and India's Defence electronics company and invites applications from outstanding experienced Software professionals, Senior Engineers, Accounts Officers, Environmental Engineers, Aero Space Engineer, and Mechanical, Mechatronics on a permanent basis for its Central Research Laboratory, Ghaziabad and Bengaluru. Interested and eligible students are made sure of this opportunity. BEL requires Senior Engineer and Deputy Manager on Permanent Basis for its Strategic Communication and Unmanned Systems Strategic Business Unit (SBU), Bengaluru Complex. If you are Fresher then you can apply for the Trainee Engineer-1 post. 1-year contract and is extendable for another 2 years. Starting salary is INR 25,000 per month. If you have an industrial experience of 2 years, then you can apply for the Project Engineer-1 post. The initial contract is for 2 years and is extendable for another 2 years and the salary is INR 35,000 to INR 50,000 per month. Yes, BEL is taking a written exam for contract-based jobs.

The RBI Assistant Language Proficiency Test is conducted after the main stage. Following the main exam, if you are shortlisted, you must take the LPT in the native tongue of the chosen state. Usually, this test includes the following:
1. There can be both written and oral questions in LPT.
2. The writing test will consist of reading comprehension, simple grammar, letter and essay writing in the local language, and vocabulary-based questions in the local language of the RBI office for which you have applied.
3. The LPT's goal is to check if you are qualified to work in the local language of the allotted RBI office. For example, in order to be posted in the Chennai branch, you must pass the Tamil LPT. All candidates applying for the position of RBI Assistant must take this test.

It is quite challenging to pass the SLAT with one month of preparation, but you can do so with focused efforts. The Symbiosis Law School entrance test is comparably easier than other law school entrance tests, such as CLAT. You need to prepare four sections in total with practice for the SLAT.
1. You can start with the syllabus and previous year's paper analysis.
2. The analysis will help you decide which topics need more focus with the time you have at hand.
3. The SLAT gives significant importance to reasoning; therefore, you can focus on being well versed in both the legal and analytical reasoning sections.
4. For GK, you can pick any good academic GK book like Lucent or Arihant to memorize important events of the last year.
5. For English pick one good practice book and one grammar book to review basic concepts.
6. Concentrate on understanding the concepts of each section for the first two weeks.
7. You can start practicing in the third week, based on the topic you have prepared.
8. Focus on speed, as there is no negative marking and you will have only one hour for 60 questions.

The difficulty level of the SLAT test ranges from easy to moderate, according to an analysis of the question papers from the previous year. About 60 questions total, each worth one mark. You need to attempt these 60 questions in an hour's time. There is no negative marking for wrong answers, which makes it comparably easier than other law school entrance tests. The reasoning section might be challenging as the SLAT test focuses more on reasoning ability. However, the GK and reading comprehension sections are relatively easier than exams like CLAT. This exam can be qualified for with three months of dedicated preparation; therefore, it is relatively easier.