Yes, you can write the UPSC Civil Services exam in Hindi medium. The prelims question paper is set in both English and Hindi. For mains, you can write your answers in Hindi or any other language listed in the 8th Schedule of ...
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SSC Stenographer has a shorthand skill test after the written exam, followed by transcription on a computer. The transcription speed and time allowed differ between Grade C and Grade D posts, as given in the official notification. The test is ...
Yes — SSC CHSL is open to candidates from all streams, including commerce. The only educational requirement is passing 12th (intermediate) from a recognised board. For the DEO post in CAG and a few other departments, science stream with mathematics ...
RRBs check your matriculation certificate for date of birth, educational qualification certificates, caste or community certificate in the prescribed format if applicable, and a valid photo ID. Candidates claiming EWS or OBC status need the certificate valid for the relevant ...
A NOC (No Objection Certificate) is issued by your current employer when you apply for another government job while in service. Apply for it through the proper channel to your department head, mentioning the post and exam you are applying ...
Prelims is the first screening stage — usually objective and often only qualifying, like in UPSC where its marks do not count in the final merit. Mains is the second stage for prelims qualifiers and its marks count towards the ...
You need family income proof, an affidavit or self-declaration in the prescribed format, address proof and your ID documents. The certificate is issued by the competent authority like the Tehsildar or SDM. It must be valid for the relevant financial ...
You need an application in the prescribed format, proof of your caste, and identity and address proof, submitted to the competent authority like the Tehsildar or SDM. For central government jobs the certificate must be in the central format. Keep ...
The sports quota reserves a small percentage of posts for outstanding sportspersons in central and state recruitments. Eligibility usually needs medals or participation at national or international level in recognised sports. Sportspersons get relaxation in age and sometimes in physical ...
Central government employees get casual leave, earned leave, half-pay leave, commuted leave and medical leave. Earned leave accumulates every year and can be carried forward up to a maximum limit. Casual leave is for short absences and cannot be combined ...