Yes — UPSC accepts degrees from recognised open and distance universities. Your degree must be from a university recognised by the UGC or the government. IGNOU and state open universities are generally accepted. You must be able to produce the ...
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SSC Selection Post has a single computer-based examination. There is no interview — selection is based on CBT marks alone. Scores are normalised where the exam is held in multiple shifts. Document verification is the final stage before appointment. Posts ...
IAS officers start at the junior scale of the 7th Pay Commission pay matrix. Basic pay rises with each promotion — from district postings up to secretary-level scales. In-hand salary includes dearness allowance, house rent allowance and travel allowance. They ...
In most exams the category chosen at application time cannot be changed later. A few exam bodies allow limited edits during a correction window, but category changes are often excluded or restricted — for example, downgrading from reserved to general ...
For the UPSC Civil Services Exam the general age limit is 21 to 32 years. SC and ST candidates get 5 years of age relaxation, taking the upper limit to 37. They also get unlimited attempts within that age limit.
First check both transaction statuses on the portal — sometimes one of the duplicate payments fails and reverses automatically within a few days. If both payments show as successful, contact the exam helpdesk immediately with both transaction or UTR reference ...
CTET requires a recognised teacher-training qualification along with graduation, as per NCTE norms. For primary classes this is usually D.El.Ed, and for elementary classes B.Ed or an equivalent qualification. Candidates appearing in the final year of their teacher-training course may ...
ESIC stands for Employees’ State Insurance Corporation. It conducts recruitments for posts like Social Security Officer (SSO), Upper Division Clerk (UDC), Multi-Tasking Staff and paramedical posts. Notifications, admit cards and results for ESIC exams are published on the official ESIC ...
The most widely accepted proof is the Class 10 marksheet or board certificate showing your DOB. A birth certificate issued by the municipal authority is also accepted everywhere. Passport and Aadhaar are accepted by many boards, but some insist on ...
Check whether the exam body has opened a correction window — many allow limited edits like category change during it. Log in to the application portal and look for the edit or correction link. Some bodies allow correction with a ...