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Choosing between becoming an IAS officer or a doctor depends on your interests, skills, and career goals. If you are passionate about public administration, policymaking, and serving society through governance, IAS can be a great choice. If you enjoy science, helping patients, and working in the

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Since you are in the first year of your bachelor's degree , this is an excellent time to begin preparing for the Civil Services Examination. You cannot apply yet because a recognized bachelor's degree is the minimum educational qualification, but you can use the next few years

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Born on January 11, 2008, you will turn 22 in 2030. You will have 0 CDS attempts left for permanent commission academies (IMA/AFA/INA). However, you will have exactly 4 attempts for the Officers Training Academy (OTA), which you can utilize across your final year of graduation and

Agar aap puch rahe hain ki "NDA exam mein kitne candidates pass hote hain?" , to yeh hai apka jawab:

• Har NDA exam mein lagbhag 4–5 lakh candidates exam dete hain.

• Inmein se karib 8,000–9,500 candidates Written Exam qualify karke SSB Interview ke liye select hote hain.

• Final selection ke

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you are highly likely eligible. The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) accepts a 4-year B.Tech in Software Engineering for the Specialist Officer (SO) - IT Officer post, provided your curriculum aligns with core CS/IT concepts and your degree is from a recognized institution.

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Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you are eligible for certain desk-based government jobs through SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC MTS, and RRB NTPC


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You are already pursuing BA (Hons.) Political Science from School of Open Learning University of Delhi , preparing for SSC CGL , and keeping UGC-NET/JRF as a backup. Doing a regular MA through CUET-PG can strengthen that backup plan significantly.

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Yes, Kirandeep Kaur, you can prepare for the SSC Stenographer exam without a graduation degree. The minimum educational qualification is 12th Standard (Class XII) or an equivalent examination from a recognized board, and no prior work experience or shorthand certificate is mandatory to apply.

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You can get directly find, check, get more information here: https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-nda

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The applications are usually out sometime in mid-August if we go by previous years' trends.