Normalization is a statistical method SSC uses to equalize marks across exam shifts. It is needed because different shifts can have papers of different difficulty levels. Raw scores are converted into normalized scores using a standard formula. The normalized score ...
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ASHA workers are community health volunteers, not regular salaried employees. They receive a fixed monthly honorarium plus task-based incentives from the state health mission. The exact honorarium amount varies by state and is revised from time to time. Incentives depend ...
SSC CGL does not have fixed qualifying marks — the cut-off is decided after each exam. Cut-offs depend on the number of vacancies, the difficulty of the paper and the number of candidates. Separate cut-offs are announced for each stage ...
Government employees are generally not allowed to take up private employment or business without prior permission. The conduct rules for central and state employees treat unauthorised outside work as misconduct. You can apply for permission for specific activities like writing or teaching, ...
Most notifications accept the Class 10 board certificate or marksheet as age proof. A birth certificate issued by the municipal authority is also widely accepted. Aadhaar alone is usually not accepted as proof of date of birth. The document must ...
Yes — SSC GD Constable reserves vacancies for ex-servicemen as per government rules. Ex-servicemen get relaxation in age limits, and the physical standards are relaxed for them as listed in the official notification. The discharge certificate must be produced at ...
During training at the academy, cadets receive a fixed monthly stipend. On commissioning as a lieutenant, the officer is placed at pay level 10 of the 7th Pay Commission. In-hand salary includes basic pay plus military service pay, dearness allowance ...
NABARD stands for National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. It recruits for Grade A and Grade B officers through prelims, mains and interview. Notifications, admit cards and results are published on the official NABARD website.
For ITBP Constable the general age limit is 18 to 23 years. OBC candidates get 3 years of relaxation and SC/ST candidates get 5 years, as per the official notification. Age is calculated on the cut-off date mentioned in the ...
RBI Grade B selection has three phases. Phase 1 is an objective test covering General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, English Language and Reasoning — it is only qualifying. Phase 2 has papers on Economic and Social Issues, English (descriptive) and Finance ...