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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can appear for the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam in September 2026 to join the Indian Army, even if you are a Class 12 student with a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) stream. The Indian Army wing of NDA does not require Mathematics or Physics as mandatory subjects in Class 12, unlike the Navy and Air Force wings, which are only open to candidates with a PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) background. As long as you are an Indian citizen, unmarried, and your age falls between 16.5 and 19.5 years as on the date specified in the 2026 notification (likely born between January 2, 2008, and July 1, 2011), you are eligible. You will still be required to attempt both papers in the NDA written exam—Mathematics and General Ability Test (GAT)—but selection into the Army wing mainly considers your overall merit. So, with the right preparation, especially for GAT and basic math, you can definitely aim for a career in the Indian Army through NDA.

All the best for your journey.

Hello,

Yes, you can give the NDA exam in September 2026 to join the Indian Army, even if you are from the PCB stream.

For the Army wing, candidates from any stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts) are eligible if they have passed or are appearing in Class 12.

Maths is not compulsory for the Army wing. However, you will still have to attempt the Maths paper in the exam.

Also, make sure your date of birth falls between 2nd January 2008 and 1st July 2011 to be eligible for NDA 2 (September 2026).

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, your EWS certificate issued by the Rajasthan government will work for SSC CHSL 2025 , but it must be in the format prescribed by the Central Government .

So, if your current certificate follows the Central Government format , then it is fine.
If not, then you should get a fresh EWS certificate in Central format from the competent authority.

Make sure it is issued for the current financial year and clearly mentions that it is for employment under the Government of India .

Hope it helps !

Hello Vikas,

Yes, you can definitely apply for SSC CGL with the name as mentioned in your ID cards, but you need to ensure that all are the same across documents prior to the document verification stage. The name discrepancy may not lead to the cancellation of your application, but it can mean trouble during the document verification stage, if it does not match your 10th/matriculation certificate (which is often used as primary proof of name and DOB).

What to do:

• Apply with the name according to your ID cards (as you only have 1 day remaining).
• Initiate the process of correcting the name on either your ID documents (Aadhar, PAN, etc.) to the match the matric certificate or apply for a legal name change and publish in gazette (if you want to keep the name in ID cards).
• You should also get supporting documents like affidavit and gazette publication ready by the time of document verification.

No, just because the SSC CGL application form displays an error during filling out does not mean that your candidature will be automatically cancelled.
The primary reasons for these errors, if you have already correctly completed **One-Time Registration (OTR)**, are typically browser problems, server overload, or small data entry errors.
After deleting your browser's cache, using a different browser (ideally Chrome or Firefox), or applying during off-peak hours, you can try again.

If the problem persists, you can email the regional SSC office with your registration ID and error screenshot, or you can submit a ticket via the **SSC helpdesk**.
Your candidature is safe as long as you apply before the deadline and your OTR is valid.

Hello aspirant,

To download the previous year's solved papers for UGC NET, you can visit their official website ugcnet.nta.ac.in, click on question papers, and download for your reference.

Or you can visit the careers360 website for the previous year's papers.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ugc-net-question-papers

Regards

Dear Candidate ,
- For NDA 1 2026 , you are eligible since your birth date ( 24th Dec 2007 ) lies between 2 Jul 2007 and 1 Jul 2010 .
- For NDA 2 2026 , you are not eligible because the cutoff begins on 2 Jan 2008 .
Because UPSC requires candidates to be at least 16.5 and at most 19.5 years old on exam date ,

Hello Aspirant,

Steps to Fill SSC MTS Application Form:

1. Wait for Official Notification
   The SSC released the notification on 26 June 2025. The application window is open until 24 July 2025, and the last date to pay the fee is 25 July.

2. One-Time Registration
   Visit the official website ssc.gov.in and click on "Register Now". Fill in your name, date of birth, educational qualifications, Aadhaar or any valid ID, email ID, and mobile number. Upload a passport-size photo and signature as per the guidelines.

3. Fill the Application Form
   After registration, log in using your ID and password. Enter your personal, academic, and category details. Select your exam preference (MTS or Havaldar) and choose exam centers.

4. Upload Documents
   Upload scanned images of your photograph, signature, and thumb impression as per the required size and format.

5. Pay the Application Fee
   The application fee is Rs 100, which can be paid online using debit card, credit card, UPI, or net banking. Women and candidates belonging to SC, ST, PwBD, and ex-servicemen categories are exempted from the fee.

6. Submit and Print Acknowledgment
   Submit your application after payment. Save and print the confirmation page for future use.

7. Correction Window
   You can make corrections in the application form from 29 July to 31 July 2025, if needed.

Eligibility:
Class 10 pass; age should be 18 to 25 years for MTS and 18 to 27 years for Havaldar.

Documents Required:
Aadhaar card or valid ID proof, 10th class marksheet, passport-size photograph, signature, and thumb impression.

Exam Languages:
The exam will be conducted in English, Hindi, and 13 regional languages.

All the best for your SSC MTS exam.

Hello Aspirant,

To become an RPF Constable, a candidate must first ensure they meet the eligibility criteria, which include being an Indian citizen, having passed the 10th standard from a recognized board, and falling within the age limit of 18 to 25 years (with relaxation for reserved categories). The selection process includes a Computer-Based Test (CBT), Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Measurement Test (PMT), and Document Verification. To prepare, one should focus on subjects like General Awareness, Arithmetic, and Reasoning. Regular practice of previous year question papers and mock tests is highly recommended. Alongside studies, candidates must also maintain good physical fitness by practicing running, long jump, and high jump, as physical tests are an important part of the selection. Once the notification is released by the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB), candidates can apply online and begin their journey toward joining the Railway Protection Force. Consistent effort, dedication, and discipline are the keys to success.

sorry to inform but once the exam centres are allotted it is unchangeable .