Bachelor degrees in India last anywhere from three to five years, depending on the area of study. For example, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Communications and Bachelor of Science degrees typically take three years to complete, while Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Pharmaceuticals and Bachelor of Technology

Hi Susmitha,

There are lots of way and books for preparing. But there is no different books for these exams.

1) The best source for practice are old papers if SSC, IBPS.

2)For practicing grammar, the best book is Wren and Martin.

3)Objective general English by SP Bakshi

4)Best book

Hello Tharun,

Please, Mention about which Academy you are asking About.

Thank You.

With 41 percentile, you can't clear the exam so please prepare for the exam once again and appear. Otherwise you can go for other competetive exams.

Regards

Hi Mehatar, hope you are doing well, here is the answer to your question, the age limit for ex army for mpsc is given below

For general category:21 to 30 years

For OBC candidates:21 to 33 years

For SC or ST candidates:21 to 35 years

I think it is helpful

Hey Akshada,

Working in a bank can be a great choice. I am assuming you are a graduate. You have two options: public sector banks, which hire through the IBPS exams, for Probationary Officer (PO) roles and Clerical roles. SBI has a seperate exam. The exam, which constitutes of questions

you can  go for paper 1 with 45% marks in senior secondary in accordance with NCTE regulations.

Hello

Seat Matrix and fee structure vary from college to college. Kindly mention that you wish to know the details of which college so we can help you accordingly.

Good Luck!

Hello Shivam,

You can do in any way either in reguler mode or correspondence college

both graduation degree are eligible for the UPSC Exams.

You can also visit careers360 link  regarding it -

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-civil-services-eligibility-criteria

Thank You.

Hope it helps.