School of Business, UPES Dehradun All Questions

Hello aspirant

TA (Teaching Assistant or Technical Assistant) usually falls under class 3 category in the Indian government job classification system.

Here’s the explanation:

Class 1: Gazetted Officers (e.g., IAS, IPS, Doctors in Govt Service)

Class 2: Lower-level Gazetted Officers (e.g., Section Officers, Lecturers)

Class 3: Non-Gazetted Staff (e.g., Clerks, Assistants, Technicians, TAs)

Class 4: Support Staff (e.g., Peons, Drivers)

So, unless the role is reclassified in a specific institution, TA is typically a Class 3 post.

For NEET counselling, you can use a central OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) certificate to claim OBC benefits under the All India Quota (AIQ) seats; for state quota seats, you would need a state-issued OBC certificate depending on the specific state regulations.

To convert a Maharashtra state OBC certificate to a central OBC certificate, you need to apply to the designated authority in your district with your existing state OBC certificate, along with necessary supporting documents, and request a "Central OBC Certificate" specifying that you belong to a centrally listed OBC category i.e JAT this process usually involves submitting an application form and undergoing verification by the relevant government official.

Hello,

1. Maharashtra Authority Issuing OBC Certificate

Since your caste (JAT) is not recognized as OBC in Maharashtra, it’s unlikely that the Maharashtra authorities will issue an OBC certificate for you. They usually follow their state’s reservation rules when issuing such certificates.

2. OBC Certificate from Rajasthan

If JAT is recognized as OBC in Rajasthan and at the central level, you should be able to get an OBC certificate from Rajasthan. This certificate can be used to claim OBC reservation in central government exams or admissions, including the central quota in NEET counseling.

3. Central OBC Certificate Validity in NEET

If your OBC certificate is issued as per the central government OBC list, it will be valid for central quota counseling in NEET. Ensure the certificate clearly mentions that it is issued based on the Central OBC List.

Recommendation:

Get Clarity: Reach out to the local authorities in Rajasthan to confirm that they can issue an OBC certificate for central purposes.

Hello Rahul,

Since you have Maharashtra domicile , the Maharashtra authorities will not issue a Central OBC certificate because Jat is not recognized as OBC in Maharashtra.

However, you can get a Central OBC certificate from Rajasthan , where Jats are under the OBC category. This certificate will be valid for Central Government quota admissions , including All India Quota (AIQ) counselling in NEET .

Key Points:

1. State OBC and Central OBC are different: Since Jats are not OBC in Maharashtra, you cannot get a Maharashtra OBC certificate.
   
   
2. Central OBC certificate from Rajasthan is valid for AIQ: As long as the caste is listed under the Central OBC list, you can use it for NEET AIQ counselling.
   
   
3. For Maharashtra State Quota, you will be treated as General: Since Maharashtra does not recognize Jats as OBC, you cannot claim OBC benefits in state quota seats.

You should apply for a Central OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) certificate from Rajasthan and use it for NEET AIQ counselling .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

The application process for Sainik School admissions for the academic year 2025-26 has concluded . The next application cycle is expected to begin in December 2025. Key points to consider:

• Application Period : Typically starts in December and ends in January.

• Eligibility :

  • Class VI : Candidates aged 10-12 years as of March 31 of the admission year.
  • Class IX : Candidates aged 13-15 years as of March 31 of the admission year and must have completed Class VIII.

• Application Fee :

  • General/OBC/EWS: Rs. 800
  • SC/ST: Rs. 650

• Entrance Exam : Conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in pen-and-paper mode with multiple-choice questions.

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The Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) offers various Group C posts categorized based on educational qualifications, like

SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) or Equivalent:

Bill Collector (Urban Local Bodies): Responsible for collecting bills and maintaining records.

Tide Watcher: Monitors tidal activities and reports relevant data.

PUC (Pre-University Course) or Equivalent:

Enumerator-cum-Data Entry Operator: Collects data and enters it into databases.

House Father/House Mother: Supervises and manages residential facilities.

Diploma Holders:

Junior Engineer (Civil/Mechanical): Requires a Diploma in Civil or Mechanical Engineering. Responsible for planning, designing, and overseeing construction and maintenance of building structures and infrastructure.

Health Inspector: Requires a Diploma in Sanitary Health Inspection. Ensures public health standards are maintained.

Library Assistant: Requires a Diploma in Library Science. Assists in managing library resources.

Bachelor's Degree Holders:

Labour Inspector: Ensures compliance with labor laws and regulations.

Accountant (Urban Local Bodies): Manages financial records and transactions.

Statistical Inspector: Collects and analyzes statistical data.

First Grade Revenue Inspector (Urban Local Bodies): Manages revenue collection and related activities.

Marketing Supervisor: Oversees marketing strategies and operations.

Hostel Superintendent: Manages hostel facilities and ensures the welfare of residents.

and many more

Hello,

Eligibility for Assam NEET state quota depends on specific criteria set by the state. Based on your situation:

• Domicile Requirement: You must fulfill Assam’s domicile/residency criteria. Typically, a minimum of 20 years' parental residency might help, but rules vary.
• Schooling: Completing schooling till Class 12 in Assam may strengthen your case.
• Parental Residency: If your parents have proof of living in Assam for 20 years, it may support your application.
• No Property Ownership: Not owning property in Assam doesn't disqualify you.

Check the latest Assam NEET guidelines for detailed eligibility criteria and required documents.

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Hello Navin,

For NEET MDS applications, you need to select the category as per the Central Government Reservation List , as this is what governs NEET-based admissions. Since your caste appears under OBC in the Central List, you should select OBC as your category while filling out the application.

The OEC-SC classification by the Kerala government is specific to state-level schemes and admissions, so it doesn’t apply for central-level exams like NEET MDS. Here's what you should do:

1. Select OBC as your category if your caste is listed in the Central OBC list.
   
   
2. Ensure you have the relevant OBC Non-Creamy Layer Certificate issued by a competent authority to claim the reservation benefits.

If you still have doubts, it’s advisable to:

• Check the information bulletin for NEET MDS for detailed clarification.
• Consult with a local authority or helpline for NEET MDS to confirm your choice.

Correct categorization is essential to avoid disqualification or complications during counseling.


For more details about NEET MDS Click Here .

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

When using a college predictor while belonging to the EWS category, you should always select "All India EWS ranking" instead of "All India ranking" as your ranking will be considered only within the EWS category for college predictions, giving you a more accurate result based on your reservation benefit.

Selecting the correct category (EWS) in the college predictor ensures the most accurate prediction of which colleges you are likely to get admission to based on your EWS reservation.

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Hello,

Whether the paper is fully MCQ-based or passage mode depends on the particular exam you are referring to. Here's how the formats differ in most exams:

JEE Mains Patters

• The paper is mostly MCQ-based (Multiple Choice Questions) for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
• Some sections consist of Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions where you give a numeric value instead of selecting an option.
• Passages or comprehension questions are not included in JEE Main.

CUET (Common University Entrance Test):

• It may include passage-based MCQs for subjects like English, where the comprehension skills are tested.
• Domain-specific sections may have passage-based questions depending on the syllabus.

Other Competitive Exams:

• Passage-based questions are often included in exams like CAT, CLAT, or some university-specific tests for reading comprehension or analytical reasoning.