Indian national candidates and students who have holding 8th ,10th pass,SSLC Pass,SSC pass and 12th class pass students get Qualification wise railway jobs, government jobs,bank jobs,public sector jobs and army jobs.10th/matriculation pass and 12th pass candidates called for various government vacant position in various government sector such as indian army,Indian Navy,railway,UPSC,Banking,police department, government ministry department, government universities, government public sectors units in 2021.

Here are some of the jobs with their government organisation and last date of registration .

Forest guard-UKSSSC-7/10/21

Constable,Rifleman-SSC-31/8/21

Fireman,labourer-71Sub Area HQ Northern command-september2021

Stenographer-sahitya akademi-30/8/21

MTS-income tax mumbai-25/8/2021

Gramin dak sevaks-uttarpradesh postal corcle-22/9/2021

Post assistant,postman,LDC,MTS-haryana post office-29/9/21

Constable /Rifleman-staff selection commission-31/8/2021

Clerk-IBPS Check-september 2021.

Hey there

You just have to open your browser, type the subject name and your  standard and then after you search it, you will find numerous results for your query.

Here you didn't specified you set also. So it's good to just search for the paper on the web by just typing there your detailing of the paper.

Thank you!

Hello,

If you have ambition to become IPS Officer, then you need to appear for UPSC exam, qualify the same with good rank against your respective category, now when it comes to the eligibility criteria of appearing in this exam, there is no such restrictions of belonging to specific stream, candidates within the age group of 21-32 years can appear provided they have passed graduation in any stream from a recognized university, they can also appear in the final year provided they can show the proof of the passing examination within the time period as prescribed by the authority regarding this.

As I said there is no such compulsion to belong to specific stream for UPSC, you can pursue graduation in any stream of your choice, the reason I'm saying this is if you look at previous year toppers they come as diverse backgrounds as that of engineering/medical/science/commerce etc, now the subject combinations at 10+2 level depends in which field you want to go, for a technical field you can choose PCM, for medical or biology related domain you can go for PCB, in case you choose PCMB you will have the best options of both the world, it depends in which subject your interest lies( of course with aforementioned courses there are various options but I have highlighted only the core ones that go with the domain) and it's good you're thinking about UPSC, but you also have to understand that there is long to way to go for the same, and you should choose a field as per your preference, for example many aspirant they go for a career in their chosen field, gain some experiences, and later if they feel like appearing for this exam, they do the same, you should follow this path if at present you're not sure of only appearing for UPSC, and this exam is highly competitive and moreover it's good to have  a back up plan also, other than this the only advantage candidates who pursue bachelor's degree in specialization with subjects like political science/international relations/geography/economics/law/history/public administration/sociology to name a few have is there is considerable overlap of these subjects with the syllabus that of general studies and optional subjects, that's it, so explore your choices wisely, you should remember that it's always your personal attributes of single-minded focus, dedication and perseverance that will help you succeed in this exam, it doesn't matter in which place you live, and many candidates even from Hindi background qualify this exam, this exam has got extensive syllabus definitely, but with proper plan and strategy nothing is impossible, many candidates have even qualify this exam without coaching, solely on self-efforts, hence you should be well aware of what to read, what to skip, how much to reach, keeping resources minimal ,revision time and again, going through newspaper on a dally basis, start off with NCERT and then move towards standard books, go though previous year papers and apply mock tests on regular basis, these are key steps while initiating the preparation of UPSC exam.

Hello Aspirant!

You are talking about TNEA application form. As of like JEE , NEET exams there won't be any correction windows for TNEA.

So, to rectify the correction, you can visit to the TFC center which is nearby to you, and tell your query. They will rectify your problem. While visiting the nearby TFC center, you take your Aadhar card with you.

They will give a correction form in which you can edit the information(you can change your medium of instruction and name as per SSLC certificate). The edited information will be changed in the TNEA website within 2-3 days.

The list of TFCs and the contact details of each TFC are given in the official website of TNEA.

Hope this information helps you.

BEST OF LUCK!!

hi,

see since you have got your original certificate back then there you may  use the original only , however also keep the duplicate certificate. if the registration no and the others credential are same in both of the certificate then it should not posses any difficulty. however it would be best to contact with the exam control authority and ask their opinion for using which one . you may also contact with your institute and take their advise.

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

Yes you will be requiring the 10th marksheet for not only NEET form but also for the NEET counselling and admission process. Here are the documents you require for NEET 2021 -

• Candidate’s passport size photograph

• Scanned Signature

• Scanned Left-hand thumb impression

• Class 10 mark sheet

• Class 10 Passing Certificate

• Class 12 mark sheet

• Class 12 Passing Certificate

• ID proof for example AADHAR CARD, et cetera

For more, visit - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-application-form

all the best

hope it helps

Hi aspirant,

There should be no major problems but you can face difficulties during the counselling procedures. At the time of counselling, institution/conducting body verify the marksheet of candidates with their identity proof. So it is advisable to make corrections to your AADHAR.

Other option is to use a different government authorised I'd proof such as Pan card, Driving license etc. which has same credentials as on your marksheet.

Hope it helps!!

Hello,

You should check out the official SSLC Karnataka Secondary Examination board website and go to the documents section and see if there is anything that can help you  or you could contact the concerned authorities through the details provided on the website itself.

https://sslc.karnataka.gov.in/english

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

The Syllabus of History for TN SSLC is:- The Rise of Imperialism Factors-Forms-Methods Conquest of India, China, and Its Effects, First World War-Causes, Course-Effects, League of Nations and Its Failure, The World Between the World Wars – Economic Depression – Rise of Fascism and Nazism, Second World War-Causes- Course- Effect Uno and Its Achievements, The Great Revolt of 1857-Social, Religious Reform Movements–Cause for the Rise of National Movements-Pre-Gandhian Era and Gandhian Era, The Social-Religious Reform Movement in the 19th Century Raja Rammohan Raianne Besant-Dayananda Saraswathi Swamy Vivekanandha-Ramalinga Adigalar, Causes for the Rise of Nation Movements-Pre-Gandhian Eragandhian Era-Role of Tamilnadu in Freedom Struggle, Social Transformation in Tamilnadu.

The Syllabus of History for Kerala SSLC is:- Revolutions that Influenced the World, India After Independence, World in the Twentieth Century, British Exploitation and Resistance, Struggle and Freedom, Culture and Nationalism, Kerala Towards Modernity.

The Syllabus of History for Karnataka SSLC is:- Advent of Europeans to India, Era of Gandhi and National Movement, Effects of British Rule in India, The Political Developments of the 20th Century, The First War of Indian Independence (1857 A.D.), Social and Religious Reformation Movement, The Freedom Struggle, India After Independence, The Foundation of British Administration and Its Effects.

Hope this helps,

All the Best!!

Hi

You can download Karnataka SSLC question papers of 2020,2019 and 2018 as well but going through the link provided below:-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kerala-sslc-question-papers

Solving these papers will be very beneficial for you, it will help you to :-

------) know the pattern  of the examination.

------)  know the kind / types  of questions which are there in your  examination.

------)  it will give you an idea of the difficulty level  of  the examination .

------)  you  will get to know the important   topics  which  are  covered and asked often in the exam , so  that  you  can  accordingly plan for your examination.

------) it  will  help  you  to check and gauge your level  for  preparation for the examination,

------) it will let you  know  your areas or the topics you are weak at so that you can work on them  and   can  perform  even better in your examination.

------)  will   help you to improve your time management skills so that in your actual examination you can solve questions with better speed and accuracy .

Good luck for your examination preparation.

I hope that you find this helpful.

Thank you