Yes — a B.Tech or BE degree in the relevant engineering branch (Civil, Electrical or Mechanical) is the standard eligibility for SSC Junior Engineer. Diploma holders in the same branches can also apply for most JE posts. The exact branch-wise ...
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CBT stands for Computer Based Test. It is the online exam format used by SSC, RRB, IBPS and most government recruiters. Questions appear on the computer screen and answers are marked with a mouse. CBT usually includes a timer, section ...
The probation period for SSC MTS selected candidates is generally two years. During probation you are confirmed in the post only after satisfactory service. Your work, conduct and attendance are assessed before confirmation. The department can extend probation in some ...
IBPS PO is for Probationary Officer posts; IBPS Clerk is for clerical or customer service associate posts. PO has prelims, mains and an interview; Clerk has prelims and mains with no interview. The PO mains is tougher and includes descriptive ...
The age limit for CISF Head Constable is generally 18 to 23 or 25 years, depending on the recruitment advertisement. The exact limits and the cut-off date are fixed in each official notification. Age relaxation applies for SC, ST, OBC ...
Yes, an ITI certificate is accepted for RRB ALP. The accepted trades are the engineering trades notified in the CEN advertisement, such as fitter, electrician, electronics mechanic, wireman and similar trades. The ITI must be from an NCVT or SCVT recognised institute. Apprenticeship ...
GDS stands for Gramin Dak Sevak. It is the rural postal service cadre under the Department of Posts, India. GDS posts include Branch Postmaster, Assistant BPM and Dak Sevak. They are selected on merit of Class 10 marks, with no ...
For IBPS and SBI exams, you must have completed graduation by the cut-off date mentioned in the notification. Final-year students who cannot produce the degree by that date are not eligible. The notification clearly states the date by which the ...
DV stands for Document Verification. It is the stage where shortlisted candidates show their original certificates — education, caste or category, age proof, ID and photographs. DV usually happens after the merit list and before the final appointment. If any ...
For the Agniveer scheme, unmarried status is required at the time of enrolment for both male and female candidates. A candidate who marries during the engagement period can face discharge as per service rules. Married women are not eligible for ...