Yes, a government employee can apply for another government job, but only through the proper channel. You must inform your department and get a No Objection Certificate (NOC) before applying. Most notifications ask for the NOC at the interview or ...
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In the RRB Group D computer-based test, one-third of a mark is deducted for every wrong answer. There is no deduction for questions you leave unattempted. The CBT has 100 questions across Mathematics, General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Science and ...
For central government jobs, the EWS income limit is generally a gross annual family income below eight lakh rupees. Your family must also not own assets above the limits given in the notification — like a large residential plot or ...
When the notification is out, open the website of the RRB you want to apply through and register with your name, mobile number and email. Fill the NTPC application form with your personal, education and post preference details. Upload your ...
RRB NTPC deducts one-third of a mark for every wrong answer in the computer-based tests. There is no negative marking for questions you leave unattempted. The same marking rule applies to both CBT-1 and CBT-2. Since vacancies are large, even ...
CTET is usually conducted twice a year by the CBSE. The exact number of sessions is fixed in the yearly schedule announced by the board. Check the official CTET website for the information bulletin of the current session. Apply within ...
When the notification is out, open the official UPSSSC website and register with your basic details. Fill the Junior Assistant application form and upload your photo and signature in the given format. Pay the application fee online and submit before ...
KVS PRT selection has a written exam followed by an interview. The written exam covers general English, Hindi, general knowledge and current affairs, reasoning ability, computer literacy and pedagogy. Shortlisted candidates are called for an interview, which may include a ...
CTET is the Central Teacher Eligibility Test conducted by CBSE for central government schools. STETs are State Teacher Eligibility Tests conducted by individual states for state schools. Qualifying CTET makes you eligible for central schools; qualifying a state’s STET makes ...
Yes — most government recruitments are open to all Indian citizens who meet the eligibility criteria, including private sector employees. Age limits and educational qualifications apply equally. You do not need to resign before applying or appearing for the exams. ...