Piyush Goyal, one of the most Senior Cabinet Ministers in the NDA 2 Government, is the current Minister of Railways, Government of India. He is from Maharashtra and is one of the most educated politicians currently in Parliament and is a CA and Lawyer by profession.

Hello Aspirant,

Jobs into railways are based upon the group category so you may get job profiles into the following groups according to your qualification

• Group D- this include posts like lower division clerk.

For joining minimum qualification is 12th pass

• Group C-this include posts like assistant section officer

For joining minimum qualification is graduate degree and you have to clear exams like SSC-CGL

• Group B- this includes posts like section officer

This cannot be joined directly Group D and C employees are promoted here.

• Group A- this includes posts like IRAS,IRTS

For joining minimum qualification is graduate degree you have to clear exams like UPSC CSE

So as per your query you may get any non technical or technical job into group D of railways as a clerk, etc.

Hope this helps

Good Luck

Hi,

This is a very common confusion but unfortunately you will not find any such papers. You wouldn't be able to because none of the organizations publish their question papers online or in any media.

However, you can and will probably find many memory based papers.Obviously there will be an element of uncertainty, and inaccuracy.

However I think they will be sufficient for practise and also give you a clear idea of the exam.

Hope this hleps!

Dear Aspirants ,

Students in Mumbai would be allowed to use local trains by showing their MHTCET 2020 admit card. The station and security officials at the stations have been instructed suitably to allow the students on the exam days. The Ministry has decided to open additional booking counters at important railway stations for the convenience of them. Indian Railways have also appealed to others to not rush to the stations and to maintain social protocols as mandated for COVID19 if they want to travel with students having obey the Sop such as put mask on face ,properly sanitize hands and maintain social distance .

hope it will helpful

thanks

Hello,

Regarding your question you need to register for the RRB JE exam to sit for the entrance exam. It is mandatory to fill all parts of the application form to complete the procedure. To fill the for, one needs to visit the official site of RRB. There are concessions in the application fees for reserved category candidates. The general fee is RS.500.

For more detailed information please visit the following link provided below -

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/rrb-je-recruitment

Hope this helps!

Thank you .

Hello there, domicile certificate is a document for recognition of a person's residential status in a state. To have the domicile of  a particular state one needs to own a house, property or land in that particular state.

I would suggest you to look for the address mentioned on your birth certification and also of your father's birth certificate and other documents like driving license or Aadhar card.  Generally, that will be the address considered by the authorities for providing you domicile certificate.

And incase you want to apply for domicile of UP, kindly visit the municipal board and talk to the authorities for a TRC (Temporary Resident Certificate). Your rent agreement can serve as a document for applying TRC. And once you have the TRC, you can apply for PRC (Permanent Resident Certificate).

Hope this helped.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

Electronics and Communication engineering, often abbreviated as ECE, is one of the most sought-after engineering courses in India after Computer science, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering. It involves designing, developing and manufacturing electronic equipment (for devices and circuits) as well as communication systems. The course enables you with a clear understanding of analog transmission, basic electronics, microprocessors, solid-state devices, digital analog communication, satellite communication, Integrated circuits, antennae and wave progression and microwave engineering.

After B. Tech in ECE, you can expect a minimum salary of Rs. 20,00,000 p.a. , and a maximum of Rs.20,00,000 p.a., depending upon your college, academics, and your skills. The expected jobs are Production manager, Electronics hardware development engineer, Programmer analyst, Electrical and Electronics Engineer etc.

Engineering courses are very popular among the students in India. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) helps build a career in the Telecom industry, consumer electronics manufacturing organization, Software Industry, Mobile Communication & IT Industry, Power Electronics, Healthcare Equipment Manufacturing Industry and several others like that of steel and chemicals.  Public Sector Undertakings such as MTNL, BSNL and IOCL have been recruiting them for a long time.

Apart from this, many graduates prefer Indian Engineering Service(IES), which is considered very prestigious in the engineering field. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) Engineers are also employed in the Semiconductor and Chip design Industry predominantly.  Indian telephone industry, Defense, AIR, NPL and development centres across various states keep hiring ECE graduates.

The top recruiters include:

• Tata Elxsi
• Bosch
• Cadence
• Texas instruments
• Wipro VLSI
• QUALCOMM
• ISRO
• DRDO Labs
• Honeywell
• ABB
• IBM
• EDA
• Hewlett Packard
• Nokia Siemens
• Samsung
• Microsoft
• SAP
• TCS
• Infosys
• Intel
• Mentor graphics

So, you can apply for IES , Railways and other Govt. jobs after B. Tech in ECE.

Also check out the following links for further info:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-in-electronics-and-communication-engineering https://www.careers360.com/courses/electronics-and-communication-engineering-course

Hope this information was useful to you. Feel free to ask any more doubts.

Have a good day!!

Dear Aspirant,

you are said that you are currently 12th ARTS and you are aspiring for Govt Jobs and you aiming to write after the 12th studies for Government jobs well, go with SSC CHSL as they are well organized and comes with calendar every year there will be certain clarity, but when you compare RRB it's some times a Herculean task because there you can't expect a calendar for recruitment and things not work well, with SSC CHSL its a better option for you with 12th.