Most exam portals now accept only online payment through UPI, debit card, credit card or net banking. A few exams still allow offline payment through a bank challan — this is always mentioned in the official notification. If challan payment ...
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HRA stands for House Rent Allowance, a part of a government employee salary meant to cover rented accommodation. The amount varies by the city of posting — bigger metro cities get a higher rate than smaller towns. Employees living in ...
Age relaxation for women candidates depends on the exam and the recruiting body. Some exams like UPSC give age relaxation to women candidates in specific categories, while many SSC and banking exams do not have a separate women-only relaxation. Widows, ...
SBI Apprentice selection has two stages: an online written exam and a local language test. The written exam covers general and financial awareness, general English, quantitative aptitude and reasoning ability. There is no interview. Candidates who clear the written exam ...
Railway ITI apprentice selection is usually merit-based — a merit list is prepared from your 10th and ITI marks, with no written exam for most trades. Shortlisted candidates are called for document verification and a medical examination. Applications are invited ...
When the notification is out, open the official Indian Air Force Agniveer recruitment website and find the Agniveer Vayu application link. Register with your basic details, fill the application form, and upload your photo and signature in the given format. ...
IBPS Clerk selection has only two stages: prelims and mains. There is no interview — final merit is based on mains marks alone. Provisional allotment to banks follows based on merit and state-wise vacancies. Language proficiency tests may apply for ...
The age limit for SSC MTS is generally 18 to 25 years, with some posts capped at 27. OBC candidates get 3 years of relaxation and SC/ST candidates get 5 years. Age is counted on the cut-off date given in ...
The SSC MTS computer-based exam has four sections — general intelligence and reasoning, numerical aptitude, English, and general awareness. Questions are of matriculation level difficulty. Wrong answers carry negative marking. The detailed topic list is in the official SSC notification.
CSAT is the Civil Services Aptitude Test – Paper-II of the UPSC prelims. It tests comprehension, logical reasoning, basic numeracy and decision-making. It is qualifying in nature: you need 33 percent marks, and its score does not count in the ...