SSC CGL has no fixed limit on the number of attempts. You can apply as long as you meet the age and eligibility criteria. General candidates are limited by the upper age limit of the post they choose. So your ...
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For SSC CHSL the age limit is generally 18 to 27 years. OBC candidates get 3 years of relaxation and SC/ST candidates get 5 years as per government rules. Age is calculated on the cut-off date mentioned in the notification. ...
RRB NTPC posts range from undergraduate posts at pay level 2-3 to graduate posts at pay level 5-6. Posts like Station Master and Goods Guard are at the higher levels. In-hand salary includes DA, HRA and other railway allowances. The ...
SSC CGL needs a graduation degree and recruits for Group B and C officer-level posts. SSC CHSL needs only 12th pass and recruits for LDC, JSA and DEO clerical posts. CGL has more tiers and higher pay levels. Choose based ...
Yes — one SSC application covers all the posts in that notification. You submit your post preferences in the application form or during document verification. There is no separate form for each post. Your merit and preference order decide the ...
The age limit for SSC MTS is generally 18 to 25 years, with some posts capped at 27. OBC candidates get 3 years of relaxation and SC/ST candidates get 5 years. Age is counted on the cut-off date given in ...
SSC CGL posts carry pay levels 4 to 8 depending on the post — junior posts like auditors are lower, while inspector and ASO posts are higher. In-hand salary varies by city because of HRA and DA. Perks include dearness ...
SSC MTS has two stages: a computer-based exam (CBT) and document verification. The CBT tests general intelligence and reasoning, numerical aptitude, English and general awareness. There is no interview or descriptive paper. The final merit is based on CBT marks, ...
IBPS PO selection has three stages: prelims, mains and interview. Prelims is only qualifying — its marks do not count in the final merit. The final merit is based on mains and interview marks in an 80:20 ratio. After the ...
Yes, UPSC prelims has negative marking of one-third of the marks assigned to a question for every wrong answer. This applies to both GS Paper-I and CSAT (Paper-II). There is no negative marking for questions you leave unattempted. CSAT is ...