RBI Assistant selection has three stages: prelims, mains and a Language Proficiency Test. Prelims is only qualifying — its marks do not count in the final merit. The final merit is based on mains marks plus qualifying the language test.
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RRB NTPC has no fixed limit on the number of attempts. You can apply as long as you meet the age and eligibility criteria. The upper age limit effectively decides how many times you can try. Age is counted on ...
A gazetted officer is an officer whose appointment is published in the official Gazette of India — typically Group A and Group B officers. They can attest documents and hold executive or supervisory authority. You become one by clearing exams ...
Most universities give their own CGPA-to-percentage conversion formula on the degree or marksheet — use that formula, not a generic multiplier. If the form asks for percentage, apply the official formula and round off as instructed. If your university gives ...
Yes, the DSSSB PRT exam has negative marking. A fraction of a mark is deducted for every wrong answer, as specified in the official notification. Unattempted questions do not attract any negative marking. Because of the penalty, avoid blind guessing ...
No, there is no interview in IBPS Clerk recruitment. Selection is based on the mains exam score alone. The prelims exam is only qualifying and its marks do not count in the final merit. After the mains, provisional allotment to ...
DA (Dearness Allowance) is a cost-of-living adjustment paid as a percentage of basic pay. HRA (House Rent Allowance) helps with accommodation costs and varies by city category. Both are revised periodically by the government. They form a large part of ...
SSC CHSL Tier-2 has objective papers testing mathematical abilities, reasoning, English and general awareness, along with a skill or typing test for relevant posts. The Tier-2 papers carry negative marking as per the scheme in the notification. Only candidates who ...
Yes — UPSC accepts degrees from recognised open and distance universities. Your degree must be from a university recognised by the UGC or the government. IGNOU and state open universities are generally accepted. You must be able to produce the ...
SSC Stenographer has a written computer-based test followed by a shorthand skill test. In the skill test you take dictation in shorthand and transcribe it on the computer. Separate speed standards apply for Grade C and Grade D posts. The ...