SSC GD has strict medical standards, including vision and colour vision tests. Colour blindness can lead to rejection in the detailed medical examination for police posts. The exact vision standards are given in the official notification. Get your eyes tested ...
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UPSC Mains is the written stage after prelims, with nine papers — two qualifying language papers and seven counted for merit. The merit papers are one essay, four General Studies papers and two papers of one optional subject. All papers ...
Carry your class 10th certificate for date of birth proof and your graduation degree or provisional certificate. Bring a caste or category certificate in the IBPS format if applicable. Keep a valid photo ID and recent passport-size photographs ready. OBC ...
Carry your 10th certificate for date of birth proof, plus ITI/degree/diploma certificates as required for your post. Bring your caste or community certificate in the format given in the RRB notification if you claimed reservation. Carry a valid photo ID, ...
Keep one address as your permanent address and use it consistently in all applications. Small differences like spelling or house-number format are usually accepted. Carry address proof such as Aadhaar, voter ID or a domicile certificate for verification. If addresses ...
CSAT is the Civil Services Aptitude Test – Paper-II of the UPSC prelims. It tests comprehension, logical reasoning, basic numeracy and decision-making. It is qualifying in nature: you need 33 percent marks, and its score does not count in the ...
UPSC charges an application fee for the Civil Services preliminary exam, with full exemption for female, SC, ST and PwBD candidates. The fee is paid online through the UPSC application portal using UPI, card or net banking. Fee rules can ...
IBPS PO prelims has three sections: English Language, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning Ability. It is an objective-type online test with separate time limits for each section. Prelims marks are only qualifying and do not count in the final merit. The ...
A character or conduct certificate is issued by your school, college or a gazetted officer, stating you bear a good moral character. Many government recruitments ask for it at the document verification or joining stage. Some notifications require it in a specific ...
Yes, you can apply for government exams while working a private job — there is no rule against it. Your employer does not need to be informed for SSC, RRB or UPSC applications. Only existing government employees need an NOC ...