can I give all government exam after doing BBA
Hello aspirant,
You can give the following government exams after the completion of BBA :-
Civil Services Examination:
After completing the BBA, You can apply for job posts like IAS and IPS by appearing in CSE conducted by UPSC.
Banking Sector Job Posts:
There are many public sector banks in India recruiting graduate students for different posts. These banks recruit clerks and Provisional Officers (PO) by conducting an online exam. SBI conducts paper for clerical cadre and Officer Cadre separately for recruiting the candidates.
All banks, except SBI, recruits through Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). IBPS conducts two exams annually namely, IBPS clerk and IBPS PO.
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Some of the PSU’s and Government Departments who hire BBA graduates are:-
ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization)
DRDO (Defense Research and Development Organization)
BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited)
ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation)
NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation Limited)
MTNL (Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited)
SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited)
GAIL (Gas Authority of India Limited)
Best of luck
which degree is best for government exam?
Hello aspirant,
There are some good degrees that can lead to government careers, such as -
- Human resources management
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Legislation
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Medical and health services
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Public relations management
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Community association management
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International relations - following job fields that you can pursue with a degree in international relations:
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Archivist roles
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International diplomacy
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Demographer
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Foreign affairs analyst
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Business administration - you can get a job in field like -
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Financial analysis
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Business management
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Budget management
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Logistics
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Accounting
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Auditing
Hope this information helps you.
TOP GOVERNMENT EXAM FOR PCM STUDENTS? HINDI MEDIUM
HI,
So, look at the options available below for Government Jobs for PCM Students.
- National Defence Academy (NDA)
- SSC Multi Tasking Staff (MTS)
- SSC Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL)
- SSC Stenographer (Grade C and Grade D)
- Railway Recruitment Board.
- State Government.
- Indian Army.
- Indian Navy.
- Indian Coast Guard
- Security Forces
- Forest Guard
- DSAs
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
i graduated Frome bcom now im 22 i want to do ca but its late because I have also not cleared foundation so whats to do carry on to ca or go for government exam
Hi
Actually, to do CA after BCom, you don't need to clear your Foundation .
You are eligible directly for CA intermediate through direct entry scheme provided you have at least 55% in your BCom.
To become a CA one needs to go through given 4 levels, listed below :-
1) ca foundation
2 ) ca intermediate
3) articleship Training
4 )ca final
>>>>>>>>> Class 12th pass students need to start with foundation
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commerce graduates with at least 55%
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and non commerce graduate with at least 60% in their graduation
don't have to go through CA Foundation, they can start directly start from level 2 i. e CA Intermediate through direct entry scheme.
As you are a commerce graduate, you can directly start with CA Intermediate through direct entry scheme .
To register you need to visit the official website i. e icai.org (http://icai.org/) . And after registration you need at least 8 months of study to appear for CA intermediate examination.
Each level you need to go through is described below briefly :-
----------------) 2. CA Intermediate
In your CA Intermediate, you have 2 groups with 4 papers or subjects in each group
>>>>>CA Intermediate Group 1:- You have following subjects :-
*accounting
* cost and management accounting
*corporate and Other laws
* taxation
>>>>>CA Intermediate Group 2:- You have following subjects :-
*advanced accounting
*enterprise information systems & strategic management
*auditing and assurance
*financial management & economics for finance
In oder to clear CA intermediate , you need at least 40% marks individually in each subjects and at least 50% in overall aggregate .
----------------) 3. Articleship Training
You can register for articleship after 1 or both groups of CA Intermediate. Articleship Training is of 3 years. During the last 2 years of your Articleship Training you have to complete your AICITSS i. e Advanced Integrated Course on Information Technology and Soft Skills
----------------) 4. CA Final Group
After qualifying both groups of CA Intermediate, you become eligible for CA Final registration. And can appear in CA final examinations either after completion of your Articleship Training or when you are in the last 6 months of your articleship training.
There are 2 groups with 4 subjects in each which are given below:-
>>>>>CA Final Group 1:
*financial reporting
*advanced auditing and professional ethics
*strategic financial management
*corporate and allied Laws
>>>>>CA Final Group 2:
*advanced Management Accounting
*direct Tax Laws
*indirect Tax Laws
*information Systems Control and Audit
After the completion of articleship training and clearing CA Final , you become eligible for applying for the membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India after which become a CA.
For detailed information visit
https://finance.careers360.com/articles/how-to-become-a-ca-in-india
Coming to whether you should go for pursuing CA or go for government jobs,
It completely depends upon you. Even after Bcom through direct entry, it will take you at least around 3 years to complete your CA provided you clear each of your CA examination in the first attempt itself otherwise it can take longer as well but in case if your preparation for government jobs is well then you can save time and grab a job in much less time, so take your time and decide .
Thank you
Im in my final year M.sc(CS)[ integrated course , B.sc + M.sc] , Will I be eligible for govt teaching exams like PGT, TNSET etc..?
Hello Aspirant ,
Hope you are doing good.
According to the PGT eligible criteria a candidate must have scored a minimum of 50% marks in their intermediate from a recognised board and hold a graduate degree from a recognised university and should also hold a B.Ed. degree or any equivalent degree from a recognised university and must have a post graduate degree. And for this exam maximum age limit is 40 years and must be well-versed in English and Hindi.
For TNSET eligibility criteria is one must score 55% marks in qualifying exam for general category and 50% marks for all reserved category candidates.
According to above eligibility criteria you are qualified.
All the best.
Electrical machines note book for Government exam
Hello,
Electrical machines note book for Government exam are-
- ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING | COMPREHENSIVE THEORY & MCQ'S (V1&V2)
- Electrical professional Knowledge book (English medium)
- KPTCL Assistant Engineer Electrical Preparation Book 2022
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Electric machines by P.S Bimbhara
Hope this information helps!!
Thank you.
After 12 in commerce government exam
Hello
Hope you are doing good. There are many government exams after 12 in commerce streams. Some of them are :
- Railways
- Defence
- State government
- Police
- Centra Government
- UPSC/ SSC
and many more. Good luck.
How should I prepare my syllabus for government exam? I am preparing for SSC CGL & banking. Can you tell me perfect schedule? and about best books, how many hours should I study?, and about study materials and some tricks for better study and concentration.
Dear Student,
Most of the competitive Govt. Exam has one thing common , which is aptitude and current affairs .. prepare the aptitude portions very consciously as the CA portion is huge and the marks can be came from Aptitude portion mostly.. then the verbal and reasoning, these can be improved on daily practice basis .. you can follow the schedule given below:
- Daily practice reasoning and verbal
- weekly give mock tests in Quant
- at least one cloze test everyday
- Reading comprehension (weekly basis)
- Be consistent
- Develop your time management skills through the test series.
You can follow Arihant's books for these exams .
To know more details, refer this :
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ibps-po-syllabus
https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-cgl
Hope this helps !
i am from yadav community which is obc in bihar . i have caste certificate from bihar and domicile of maharashtra. will this caste certificate be valid in exam of jee mains which is a central government exam and not an state government exam? and what criteria should i follow for mhtcet?
Hello Student
General rules for validity of caste certificate is the candidate should be of domicile in the same state for caste certificate and domicile certificate. As you have caste certificate from Bihar and have domicile certificate from the state of Maharashtra so the caste certificate from Bihar will not valid in the state of Bihar as you are domicile of the state of Maharashtra.
The eligibility criteria for appearing Maharashtra common entrance test : the eligibility for appearing Maharashtra common entrance test which is taken for undergraduate engineering pharmacy and Agriculture courses candidate has to pass HSC 12th class with physics chemistry mathematics or biology and English. Those who will appear for pharmacy course they have to qualify in 12 science with physics chemistry biology and English and those who want to take admission in undergraduate engineer courses have to pass 12th class with physics, chemistry, mathematics & English. The exam is taken on the CBT mode that means Computer based test and the time duration is 180 minutes and the number of questions is 150 is divided into two sections like physics chemistry mathematics or physics chemistry biology that taken separately. Total marks of MHT set is 200 for 150 questions.
Hope this helps.
i have completed my bachelor degree with the result of RE-APPEAR , am i eligible for a government exam in karnataka like psi ( police sub inspector )
Hello, I hope you are doing well
This is a major misconception among the candidates who prepare for government exams to get into government services. There is no issue in graduating with RE mentioned on your marksheet.
As long as you have cleared all of your reappears within time they will not affect your selection chances in any government or civil services job. Make sure that you have cleared all your supplementary exams by the second last year of your graduation and try to take these reappear exams as a golden chance to improve your score and overall pointer.
Hope this helps