Yes — IBPS PO and IBPS Clerk are separate recruitments, so you can apply for both in the same year. Each needs its own registration, form and fee payment on the IBPS website. You must meet the eligibility conditions of ...
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Many central and state recruitments grant age relaxation to widows, divorced women and women who are judicially separated. The relaxation is over and above the normal upper age limit and is fixed in each notification. Widows of deceased government employees ...
For central government jobs you generally do NOT need a domicile certificate. Central recruitments are open to all Indian citizens regardless of the state they belong to. Domicile is mainly required for state government recruitments that reserve posts for local ...
Delhi Police sets minimum height standards separately for male and female candidates in the Physical Standard Test. Relaxation is given to candidates from hill areas and certain reserved categories as per the notification. Height is measured barefoot during the PST ...
NPS is the National Pension System, the retirement scheme for most government employees who joined service after 2004. A fixed part of your salary is deducted every month and the government adds its own contribution. The amount is invested in ...
Yes – you can apply for different SSC exams like CGL, CHSL and MTS in the same year if you are eligible for each. Each exam needs a separate application form and separate fee payment. One-time registration on the SSC ...
Candidates must have passed or be appearing in intermediate (12th) from a recognized board. Graduates and postgraduates can also apply – PET is a screening test, not a final recruitment. The candidate must meet the age limits given in the ...
General, OBC and EWS candidates pay a higher application fee for IBPS PO. SC, ST and PwBD candidates pay a reduced fee for the same exam. The fee is paid online through UPI, debit card, credit card or net banking ...
The SSC MTS computer-based exam has two sessions conducted on the same day. Session-1 is qualifying in nature and covers numerical ability, reasoning, English and general awareness. Session-2 is the merit-deciding paper with more questions on the same subjects. There ...
For male candidates the minimum height is generally 168 cm for General, OBC, and SC categories, and 160 cm for ST candidates. For female candidates it is generally 152 cm for General, OBC, and SC, and 147 cm for ST.