The SSC MTS computer-based exam tests four areas: Numerical and Mathematical Ability, Reasoning Ability and Problem Solving, English Language and Comprehension, and General Awareness. There is no interview or descriptive paper. The level is roughly Class 10 standard. The final ...
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SSC usually opens a short correction window after applications close, where the photo and signature can often be re-uploaded. Log in to the SSC website and look for the form correction link during that window. A small correction fee may ...
CTET stands for Central Teacher Eligibility Test. It is conducted by the CBSE twice a year for candidates who want to teach classes 1 to 8 in central government schools. Paper-I is for primary classes and Paper-II is for upper ...
RRB NTPC deducts one-third of the marks assigned to a question for every wrong answer. This applies to both CBT-1 and CBT-2. There is no negative marking for questions you leave unattempted. The deduction is applied before normalisation of scores.
Delhi Police Constable selection starts with a computer-based written exam covering general knowledge, reasoning, numerical ability and computer fundamentals. Wrong answers carry negative marking as per the scheme in the notification. After the written exam come the Physical Efficiency Test ...
IBPS PO recruits officers for public sector banks, while IBPS RRB PO (Officer Scale-I) recruits officers for Regional Rural Banks. Both selections have prelims, mains and interview stages. RRB PO postings are mostly in rural and semi-urban areas, while IBPS PO postings ...
Most exam bodies accept only one application per candidate — submitting two can lead to rejection of both. Some bodies, like SSC, accept the latest submitted application and treat the earlier one as cancelled. UPSC and many others clearly warn ...
SSC MTS deducts 1 mark for every wrong answer in the scoring session of the computer-based exam. The first session is qualifying in nature, so its marks do not decide merit. There is no negative marking for questions you leave ...
IBPS Clerk has no fixed limit on the number of attempts. You can apply every year as long as you meet the age and eligibility criteria. General candidates are effectively limited by the upper age limit of 28 years. So ...
IBPS charges different application fees for different categories — general, OBC and EWS candidates pay the full fee, while SC, ST and PwBD candidates pay a reduced amount. Pay online through UPI, card or net banking on the IBPS website. ...