Yes, some SSC notifications give age relaxation to departmental candidates with qualifying regular service. The relaxation and the minimum years of service required differ from exam to exam. Only regular government service usually counts — ad-hoc or daily-wage service does not. Read the ...
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NPS stands for National Pension System, the pension scheme for central government employees who joined service on or after 1 January 2004. A fixed percentage of the employee’s basic pay plus DA is contributed every month, with a matching contribution ...
SSC CHSL’s skill test for LDC and JSA posts is a typing test with a minimum speed requirement given in the official notification. The test is qualifying in nature — you must clear it, but its marks do not add ...
Flat foot (pes planus) is generally a cause for rejection in police and defence medicals. The medical board checks whether the foot arch is severely flat and affects marching or running. Mild cases with normal foot function are sometimes passed, but standards ...
An IBPS RRB Clerk (Office Assistant) is appointed on a regular bank pay scale fixed by settlement. The pay includes basic pay plus dearness allowance, house rent allowance and other allowances. In-hand salary varies by posting location because of HRA ...
Most government librarian posts need a bachelor’s degree with a degree or diploma in Library and Information Science. Senior posts like assistant librarian in universities may need a master’s degree in library science. Some recruitments ask for qualifying a national-level ...
Photo and signature can usually be changed only during the form correction window, if SSC opens one for that exam. A small correction fee may apply for the edit. In many exams the photo field stays locked even in the ...
Clearing UPSC prelims qualifies you to fill the Detailed Application Form (DAF) for the mains exam. The mains is a written exam with nine papers, including optional subjects. Candidates who clear mains are called for the personality test (interview). The ...
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. ...
In public sector banks, clerks are recruited through the IBPS Clerk exam while assistants in RBI and some organisations come through separate exams. A clerk handles customer service, cash, and back-office work at branches. An assistant does similar clerical work ...