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Candidates who have appeared or are appearing in the final year examination of the qualifying degree are also eligible to apply provisionally . Contact your teachers at your college they will make you all clear about the same . If you are in final year only then you are eligible for the ctet .

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In this case, since you completed your graduation in 2022, you should mention the passing year as 2022 in your exam forms or SSC CPO application. The passing year refers to the year in which you completed your degree, not the year in which you cleared any backlog subjects.

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The age limit for candidates appearing for the NDA exam is as follows:

• For NDA 1, candidates should be born between July 2, 2005, and July 1, 2008.
• For NDA 2, candidates should be born between January 2, 2004, and January 1, 2007.

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Since you have completed your M.Sc. in Electronics, you are eligible to write the APSET exam in the  "Electronics" subject itself. The APSET (Andhra Pradesh State Eligibility Test) offers an exam in "Electronics" for candidates seeking eligibility to teach Electronics at the Assistant Professor level or for research positions in universities and colleges affiliated with Andhra Pradesh state universities.

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Yes it will be considered because Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP) is a 4-year degree course . It is a multi-disciplinary profession with core subjects including speech pathology, language pathology, and audiology.

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Hope you are doing good ! As 2027 is far away you should wait for some time . However the NDA criteria is given here ;-

Only unmarried male candidates between the age group of 16½ to 19½ can join NDA . 12 ^th Pass of the 10+2 pattern of School or equivalent examination by a State Education Board or a University.

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The main subjects for the UPSC Exam are Indian Politics, Indian Economy, International Relations, Science and Technology, Geography, History, Environment and Ecology, and related Current Affairs . There are 25 subjects and 23 literature optional that one can choose from in addition to this..

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Yes, you can apply for the job, but it depends on the specific eligibility criteria mentioned in the job notification. Most jobs after +2 in Arts allow candidates to apply, especially for clerical, administrative, or entry-level government/private positions .

Key Points:

1. Check Educational Requirement: Some jobs require specific streams (Science/Commerce/Arts), so always read the eligibility criteria carefully.

2. Age Limit: Ensure you meet the minimum and maximum age limit mentioned in the notification.

3. Other Criteria: Some jobs may require specific skills like typing, computer knowledge, or language proficiency.

Tip: If the job allows +2 Arts graduates, there is no problem applying. Focus on preparing for the selection process and meeting other requirements.

Discrepancies in names between documents can be a concern during the SSC CGL application process. Here's what you can do for the OTR (One Time Registration) in SSC CGL with the name mismatch between your 10th certificate and Aadhar/PAN card.

The safest approach is to reach out to the Regional SSC Office where you plan to register for the SSC CGL exam. Explain the situation about the missing middle name on your 10th certificate but present on your Aadhar and PAN card.

There is a possibility the regional office might advise you to get an affidavit notarized by a First Class Magistrate. This affidavit should declare that you are the same person mentioned in all three documents (10th certificate, Aadhar, PAN) despite the variation in name format.

Whichever approach the regional office recommends (affidavit or other procedure), follow their instructions carefully. This ensures your OTR application goes through without any issues due to the name variation.

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