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To crack the RRB Group D exam in 2026 easily, Focus on understanding the exam pattern, studying the syllabus properly, and practising regularly with mock tests and previous year papers. Consistent preparation and good time management help a lot in scoring well in this exam.

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Hello student,

You can click on the link below to get the complete list of upcoming competitive examinations.

Link - Upcoming Government Exams 2026

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Hi Paras Nath,
Yes. An Ex-serviceman JCO (retired at 51 years) can apply, but eligibility depends mainly on the age relaxation rules of the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB).

For UDC / Patwari Posts:

• Normal age limit is 18–27 years (UDC) and 21–27 years (Patwari).

• Ex-servicemen get relaxation =

General category candidates born not before January 2, 1999, and not later than January 1, 2008, are eligible to apply. However, age relaxations are provided for SC/ST, OBC, PwBD, and Ex-Servicemen categories depending on the government norms.

Feel free to visit SSC CHSL Eligibility Criteria 2026 for information on the

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! Yes many of mine friends has given the exam . Its level is easy to moderate,it will be based on class 12th ,you will get 3 hours time to solve it . Details information is provided on the given link below

Hello,

Yes, one can definitely give many government examination after pursuing Arts or Humanities stream in class 12th. One can give the SSC , UPSC and many more government examinations after completing class 12th. But eligibility for these courses can be that one can give exam after completing there graduation.

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When calculating your percentage for competitive exams or any other purposes, you typically include the marks obtained in all subjects that you appeared for in your Class 12th exams, including the overall marks for the 7th subject. So yes you have to add all the subjects.

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Dear Aspirant!

Here is a list of competitive exam of law after 12th:

• CLAT (Common Law Admission Test)
• AILET (All India Law Entrance Test)
• LSAT India (Law School Admission Test)
• SET Law (Symbiosis Entrance Test):
• BLAT (Banaras Hindu University Law Admission Test)

Before preparing for exam you should check the

Hello aspirant,

Basically, the total marks scored in the exam and the total marks for which the exam was given are used to compute the percentage of marks.

As you have studied 6 subjects in your class 12th, your percentage will be calculated on the basis of your score in