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[ad_1] Published By : Sukanya Nandy Last Updated: October 01, 2023, 13:16 IST List of govt job openings to apply for this week (Representative image) From UPSC to SSC, we have curated a list of job openings that you may want to explore and apply for this week Pursuing a government career can be a challenging task when it comes to searching and applying for suitable positions. To alleviate this challenge, we have curated a list of job openings that you may want to explore and apply for this week, facilitating your journey toward a fulfilling government career. SSC Stenographer Grade C Recruitment The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has initiated the application process for the Stenographer Grade C exam, encompassing recruitment for the years 2020, 2021, and 2022. Aspiring candidates have until October 21 to submit their applications through the official website ssc.nic.in. The selection process involves a Computer-Based Examination, a Skill Test, and a review of service records.

[ad_1] This IAS officers made it to the top by taking the exam in Hindi medium. Some like Gaurav Budania secured the 13th rank in the UPSC exam in 2020. The civil services examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is not only one of the toughest exams in India but also in the world. Both Hindi and English medium candidates appear for this exam. There are many stories of IAS officers who have made it to the top by taking the exam in Hindi medium. Remember, language does not define your capabilities. Let us read through some of the success stories: 1) Gaurav Budania: IAS Gaurav Budania secured the 13th rank in the UPSC exam in 2020. He comes from a humble family in the Churu district of Rajasthan. He holds an engineering degree from IIT BHU and a master’s degree in sociology. He secured the 12th rank in the Rajasthan Administrative Services exam in 2018. During his SDM training, he passed the IAS exam in Hindi medium. 2) Ganga Singh Rajpurohit: This IAS of

[ad_1] The exams were held on April 16, 2023. The Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence called the shortlisted candidates for interviews. The National Defence Academy and Naval Academy examination results (NDA & NA 2023) have been released by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). The final results for NDA NA Exam 1, 2023 can be downloaded by all those who appeared for it from UPSC’s official website — upsc.gov.in. A total of 628 students passed the aforementioned exam, according to the results. The Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence called the shortlisted candidates for interviews. This is for admission to the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings of the National Defence Academy for the 151st course and the Naval Academy for the 113th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC). The commission administered the UPSC NDA NA 1 2023 exam on April 16. The Ministry of Defence’s official website has information about when these courses will start. The commission

[ad_1] Mukherjee also worked as General Manager at Rail Vikas Nigam Limited. Amitava Mukherjee has a Master's in Commerce degree from Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur. UPSC Civil Services Examination is one of the most competitive exams in India. The aspirants require intensive preparation to clear this exam. Many of them manage to crack it after rigorous efforts, and one such example is Amitava Mukherjee. He is a former Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS) officer of the 1995 batch. He then joined NMDC (National Mineral Development Corporation) as the Director of Finance in 2018. Mukherjee currently holds the additional charge of Chairman cum Managing Director (CMD) of NMDC. NMDC is an Indian public sector undertaking, that is involved in the exploration of iron ore, copper, graphite, coal, etc. According to reports, it is India’s largest producer of iron ore. The market capitalisation of the company as of October 3, 2023, is Rs 43,461 crore. NMDC’s share price was

[ad_1] The online application form can be submitted until June 6, till 6 pm, providing aspiring candidates with a window of opportunity to embark on their journey towards a career in defence services (Representative image) Those applying for the UPSC CDS/NDA 2023 exam will have to pay an application fee of Rs 200. Whereas, SC, ST and female candidates have been exempted from payment of fees. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on May 17 released the official notification for the Combined Defence Services (CDS) II and National Defence Academy (NDA) II exams, marking the commencement of the registration process. Candidates can now apply for the UPSC CDS/NDA 2023 exam by visiting the official website at upsc.gov.in. The online application form can be submitted until June 6, till 6 pm, providing aspiring candidates with a window of opportunity to embark on their journey towards a career in defence services. The application correction facility will open on June 7 and close on J

[ad_1] Preparing for UPSC? Here are the top news of the past week (Representative image) UPSC GK capsule: Here is a list of significant highlights from this week that you may read in order to better prepare yourself for any upcoming exams From UPSC Civil Services to SSC recruitment exams, from college admissions to group discussions, general knowledge questions mark a significant part of almost every exam. For candidates preparing to crack an exam or those who need to get their news in a compact form, News18 offers a weekly column - GK Capsule. While we provide you a weekly news wrap, to get more information on a specific topic or an exam, reach out at @news18dotcom. The UPSC CSE prelims in 2023 are less than 100 days away. Thus, aspirants need to buckle to take up what is considered one of the toughest exams not just in India but around the globe. Almost every competitive test in India, including UPSC, has a significant portion of current events and general awareness. Reading up

[ad_1] Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. Abhishek Jain is currently holding the post of SDO (civil) in Bijni, Assam. Every year, lakhs of students prepare for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam. The UPSC Mains exam this year will be held on September 15, 16, 17, 23, and 24. The candidates who will be appearing for the exam are currently busy with preparation. Those who have cleared UPSC often share their success mantra, which serves as a motivation for the aspiring candidates. Today, let’s take a look at the tips shared by IAS Abhishek Jain. IAS Abhishek Jain is a resident of Delhi. He has done his graduation with a BCom from the renowned Hansraj College of Delhi University. Abhishek Jain had passed the UPSC exam on his first attempt. Then he was allotted the Indian Revenue Service’s 111th rank. His goal was to become an IAS. In 2019, he made his second attempt. With this, he became an IAS officer with 24th rank. Abhishek is currently posted in the Assam cadre.

[ad_1] Published By : Sukanya Nandy Last Updated: November 19, 2023, 15:45 IST UPSC GK Capsule: Top events of past week (Representative image) UPSC GK Capsule: From the Uttarkashi tunnel collapse to India storming into the finals after defeating New Zealand by 70 runs, here are the top events of last week Staying well-versed in global occurrences, whether they’re current events or national and international announcements, is a good thing. Especially when you are preparing for an impending recruiting exam like UPSC, SBI bank PO, or others, general knowledge questions are a must. From the Uttarkashi Tunnel Collapse to India storming into the finals after defeating New Zealand by 70 runs, we have got you covered. Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata Among World’s 10 Most Polluted Cities A day after Diwali celebrations throughout the country, two Indian cities were engulfed in a thick layer of smog along with New Delhi, exacerbating the already deteriorating air quality crisis. Post-Diwali, the na

[ad_1] Aslam Khan got married to IPS officer Pankaj Kumar in 2007. She is making headlines for her devotion to Lord Krishna, even though she is a Muslim. India, known for its diverse and harmonious coexistence of various faiths and beliefs, showcases the remarkable story of IPS Aslam Khan, a senior officer in the Delhi Police. Despite being a Muslim, her deep devotion to Lord Krishna has made her a unique and inspiring figure. Aslam Khan’s spiritual journey began in 2014 when she visited the Aradhya Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna in Jaipur, Rajasthan. This pilgrimage marked the start of her unwavering devotion to the deity. However, what sets her apart is her steadfast commitment to both her Muslim faith and her newfound love for Lord Krishna. She diligently offers namaz prayers, demonstrating her devotion to Islam, and simultaneously embraces the teachings of Hinduism. In Aslam Khan’s view, both Islam and Hinduism emphasize a direct connection with the divine, albeit through d

[ad_1] Here are some important events of this week. (Representative image) Here are some important events of this week. From UPSC Civil Services to SSC recruitment exams, from college admissions to group discussions, general knowledge questions mark a significant part of almost every exam. For candidates preparing to crack an exam or those who need to get their news in a compact form, News18 offers a weekly column - GK Capsule. While we provide you a weekly news wrap, to get more information on a specific topic or an exam, reach out at @news18dotcom. Google has decided to lay off 12,000 workers to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic-backed economic loss. While the tech giant will pay those in the US for at least a 60-day notification period and offer a severance package with at least 4 months’ salary alongside other support, the same process will take longer in other countries due to local laws and practices. Kerala Govt Allows Menstrual, Maternity Leave Across All State Univer

[ad_1] Ishita is a graduate in Economics from Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University UPSC CSE 2022 topper Ishita Kishore believes that along with being an all-rounder, it is very important to have leadership skills and the ability to work in a team. This mock interview is also very helpful for those preparing for the civil services exam Ishita Kishore, who secured the number 1 rank in UPSC Civil Services Examination (UPSC CSE) 2022 is becoming quite viral on social media after the interview result. In the interview round, Ishita, a graduate of Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce, is seen giving her opinion on all important issues including the collegium system, India’s relations with Russia-China, privatisation, country’s economy. She answers the questions of the five interviewers with impunity. This is a mock interview she had given in order to prepare for the main interview. Ishita Kishore tells in this mock interview that she is very active in sports as well

[ad_1] Preparing for UPSC? Here are the top news of the past week (Representative image) UPSC GK capsule: Here is a list of significant highlights from this week that you can read in order to better prepare yourself for any upcoming exams From UPSC Civil Services to SSC recruitment exams, from college admissions to group discussions, general knowledge questions mark a significant part of almost every exam. For candidates preparing to crack an exam or those who need to get their news in a compact form, News18 offers a weekly column - GK Capsule. While we provide you a weekly news wrap, to get more information on a specific topic or an exam, reach out at @news18dotcom. From NCERT issuing clarification over the dropping of chapters on Mughals in Class 12 history books to Padma Awards 2023, a lot has happened this week. It is important for all to keep themselves updated with the recent happenings or news especially candidates who are preparing for upcoming recruitment exams.  Here’s a

[ad_1] Here is your weekly dose of the latest developments (Representative image) UPSC GK capsule: Here is a list of significant highlights from this week that you can read in order to prepare yourself for upcoming exams From UPSC Civil Services to SSC recruitment exams, from college admissions to group discussions, general knowledge questions mark a significant part of almost every exam. For candidates preparing to crack an exam or those who need to get their news in a compact form, News18 offers a weekly column - GK Capsule. While we provide you a weekly news wrap, to get more information on a specific topic or an exam, reach out at @news18dotcom. Every year, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts recruitment tests for a variety of Group A and Group B positions in the government. The Civil Services Examination is the Commission’s most renowned and competitive exam. The Civil Services Mains examination will be held from September 15 this year. Candidates must have a

[ad_1] Last Updated: March 28, 2023, 16:53 IST The UPSC personality test schedule has been issued for the remaining 582 candidates (Representative image) UPSC will conduct the personality test round from April 24 to May 18. The reporting time for the morning session begins at 9 am and for the afternoon session, it begins at 1 pm The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the Civil Services Main (CSE) 2022 interview round or personality tests schedule at upsc.gov.in. The personality test schedule has been issued for the remaining 582 candidates, and for 1,026 and 918 applicants, it was published earlier. The interview round began on January 30. According to the latest interview schedule, UPSC will conduct the personality test round from April 24 to May 18. The reporting time for the morning session begins at 9 am and for the afternoon session, it begins at 1 pm. The new schedule released by the commission includes the roll number, date, and session of the interview. Me

[ad_1] He passed the UPSC exam on his fourth attempt and received an AIR of 101 in 2017. M Sivaguru Prabhakaran used to attend the classes during the weekdays and even spent his weekends at the platforms of St. Thomas Mount railway station for his studies. Tamil Nadu’s M Sivaguru Prabhakaran, who cracked the UPSC Civil Services Examination (UPSC CSE) in 2017, despite all difficulties and financial problems, has become an inspiration for all. Born into a family of farmers, since his childhood Prabhakaran had witnessed the relentless toil of his mother and sister, who worked tirelessly in the fields and even weaved bamboo baskets at night to run the family. However, the financial struggles and his father’s alcohol addiction posed a significant challenge for Prabhakaran. Amid these hurdles, a young Prabhakaran had to stop his studies and work as a sawmill operator. For two years, he worked at the sawmill while engaging in some farming activities to support his family. Prabhakaran’s

[ad_1] Ravi hit the national headlines after getting appointed as the SP of Porbandar, Gujarat. At the age of 14 Ravi Mohan Saini participated in the KBC Junior show in 2001 and became a crorepati by answering all 15 questions. The success stories of UPSC civil services exam aspirants are always intriguing, but when renowned celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan and Raveena Tandon lend their support, the tales become even more thrilling. One such remarkable story is of IPS officer Ravi Kumar Saini, who as a 14-year-old boy took to the hot seat on the popular game show Kaun Banega Crorepati Junior to chase his dream of becoming a crorepati. Ravi Mohan Saini, the young contestant, impressively answered all 15 questions correctly. Little did he know that his journey was only just beginning, as he would go on to become an IPS officer years later. Saini, hailing from Alwar, Rajasthan, is the son of a retired Navy officer. He completed his schooling at the Naval Public School in Visakhapat

[ad_1] Pooja Gupta's mother, Rekha Gupta, serves as an Assistant Sub-Inspector in the Delhi Police. She accomplished her goal and became an IAS officer, attaining an impressive rank of AIR 42. The story of Pooja Gupta, daughter of Sub Inspector Rekha Gupta from the Delhi Police, exemplifies the power of hard work. Despite initially aspiring to become a doctor after completing her 12th standard, Pooja always felt drawn to the UPSC Civil Services Examination. While pursuing her medical studies, she simultaneously prepared for the prestigious UPSC exam. Pooja achieved success on her first attempt, securing a position in the IPS. However, her grandfather’s aspiration was to witness her become an IAS officer. Determined to fulfill his dream, Pooja persisted in her preparation for the Civil Services exam. Finally, in the UPSC 2020, she accomplished her goal and became an IAS officer, attaining an impressive rank of AIR 42. Pooja Gupta’s mother, Rekha Gupta, serves as an Assistant