Hello.
There are 2 types of bank jobs available.
1) Clerical Type Job
2) PO Job
For getting into a clerical type of job, the candidate must have a valid bachelor degree with an aggregate of 60%. Although, in some banks candidates with 10+2 are also considered. But in such

Dear aspirant,

I hope thisformula will help you out

Sina+ Sina+d + sin 2a+d+. ....upto n terms= ( sin nd/2)/(sin d/2)*sin[x+(n-1)/2*d]

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General

the CSIR NET exam will be conducted on june 16, 2019. It will be an objective type exam in the offline mode.availablity of admit card will be in the first week of june.

the syllabus for CSIR NET is life sciences, chemical sciences,earth,atmospheric,ocean and planetary sciences, mathematical sciences and physical

Hello,

Council of Scientific & Industrial Research is the exam conducting body for CSIR NET exam. CSIR has decided to conduct the CSIR UGC NET exam on 16 th June 2019.

To qualify any exam, the essential step is getting the complete knowledge related to the exam and latest notifications

Hello Kumari Rajnandani,

It will depenf for which government job you want to apply like-

if you want to apply in RRB then 12 pass is enough for it,for exams 

like Bank PO,  bank Cleark,UPSC,SSC CGL etc. you will 

needa graduation degree from a recognized University.

Thank you.

Hope it

Hey,

To appear for any bank exam, you need to have a graduation degree from a recognized institute/university by the government of India. Also, if you wish to apply for IBPS PO, IBPS Clerk, IBPS SO, RBI Assistant then you must be between 20 to 28 or 30 years of

Hello Lucky Likhi,

SSC gd constable have different cutoff for different states. Cutoff every year vary depending on the of candidates appearing in the examination, no of seats available and difficulty of exam. To predict whether you will be shortlisted for the next round we need to look last year