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In the official notification, UPPSC made reference to the UPPSC PCS 2023 qualifying requirements. Before submitting the UPPSC PCS 2023 application form, candidates who wish to sit for the UP PCS exam must be eligible according to the UP PCS eligibility requirements. The UPPSC PCS 2023 eligibility requirements are based on physical requirements, nationality, age restriction, and educational requirements. In accordance with the UPPSC PCS eligibility requirements, applicants must be between the ages of 21 and 40 to submit an application. In the UP PCS exam, candidates from the reserved category are eligible for an age reduction.

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You are not qualified for NDA 2025, sorry. This is because your stated date of birth does not meet the eligibility requirements for the nda-1,2025 examination, which is between 2 July 2006 and 1 July 2009.

You need to wait for NDA 2026 to give the exam.

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Having  the correct documents is must for any examination. Even if your father's name differ by just one letter, it can put you in problem. So the first thing I would suggest you is to try to rectify these documents so that your father's name match in every document,

Please take it seriously as it is very important.

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Referencing the question papers can help candidates prepare better for the REET exam and improve their chances of passing. The REET 2023 test questions are one such set of crucial study tools. Candidates will gain knowledge about the test format, the kinds of questions that will be asked, and the level of difficulty of the question paper from the REET 2023 question papers.

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You will meet the eligibility criteria for the UPSC exam in 2026. This is because the UPSC requires candidates to be at least 21 years old as of August 1st in the year they intend to take the examination. According to your provided date of birth, you will turn 21 on March 15, 2026, which is before the August 1, 2026, deadline for eligibility. Therefore, you will become eligible to take the UPSC exam in 2026, specifically for the UPSC 2026 examination cycle.

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Practicing previous year UGC NET question papers offers several advantages to candidates. It not only familiarizes them with the current exam structure and curriculum but also aids in developing a more effective study plan. These papers assist in identifying areas of weakness within the syllabus, ultimately enhancing a candidate's score and addressing any deficiencies in their preparation. Consequently, UGC NET previous year question papers serve as a valuable tool for exam readiness, enabling candidates to enhance their performance in the test.

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Mention below are all the eligibility details for National Defence Academy:

1. The candidates low age limit must be 15.7 not earlier than 2nd July 2002.
2. The candidate separate limit must  be 18.7 years not later than 1st July 2005.
3. Females and married male candidates are not eligible to apply.
4. He must be a citizen of India Nepal and Bhutan.
5. The candidate must have completed his 10 + 2 Class level board examination.

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The first advise I would give you if you want to do MPPSC is to complete your graduation first as it is the basic educational parameter to appear in this exam. Along with this I would suggest you to look at the syllabus and prepare your study plan as you need to do your preparation along with graduation.

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Hello Aspirant,

If you are a pure science student , then you must have taken Mathematics as a mandatory subject but as you mentioned that you haven't taken maths so you are not eligible to take ssc - cgl examination as in the first round itself  is a round based of Aptitude English and logical reasoning.

So,kindly take mathematics in your 12th boards.

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To fill positions at various levels, the Railway Recruitment Board will publish the RRB NTPC 2023 announcement on each of its official regional websites. Within a set timeframe on the official regional websites, applicants who wish to sit for the exam may complete the RRB NTPC application form 2023. Railway Recruitment Board Non-Popular Categories, or RRB NTPC, is the full name of the organization. The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts the RRB NTPC on a nationwide scale to fill graduate and undergraduate positions in Non-Popular Categories (NTPC) in various zonal railways and manufacturing units of Indian Railways.

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https://competition.careers360.com/articles/rrb-ntpc-2023

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