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Hello Rakeeba,

Thank you for reaching out. I understand that you're experiencing issues with your registration number and NDA admit card. Since your registration number appears to have been removed from your email and you are encountering problems with the "Forget RID" option, I recommend the following steps:

1. Double-Check Information : Ensure that all the details you are entering are correct and match exactly with the information you provided during registration.

2. Contact Support : Reach out to the support team of the examination authority or the relevant helpdesk for further assistance. They can provide specific guidance and verify your registration details.

3. Email Verification : Verify that the email address you used during registration is correct and that there are no issues with the email service provider.

If you continue to face difficulties, please let me know, and I will assist you further.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

If you have cleared the SSC JHT exam but do not have your diploma degree at the time of the selection process you may face challenges with your eligibility for appointment. Typically SSC and similar examination boards require candidates to have completed their educational qualifications by the time of the document verification process.

In most of the cases the final selection and appointment are dependent on the submission of all required documents including the proof of educational qualifications. If you are unable to provide your diploma during the selection process due to its pending status  it can affect your eligibility for the appointment.

However you can check if the SSC allows for a provisional acceptance or has a specific provision for candidates who are in the process of obtaining their degrees by visiting their official website and then get an idea that whether  you might be able to provide a certificate or an affidavit from your institution confirming that you have completed all necessary coursework and will receive your diploma shortly.

You can visit the SSC official website, contact them ,read the guidelines and brochures carefully to get clarity on your condition.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello Tanushree,

Hope it helps !

For CTET (Central Teacher Eligibility Test) Paper 1 and Paper 2 solved papers, you can access various resources online. Here's how you can find and use them:

1. Official Website :

   • Visit the official CTET website where they may provide past year papers or sample papers.

2. Educational Websites :

   • Websites like Gradeup, Career360, or Adda247 offer solved papers for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
   • These platforms usually provide PDFs that you can download and study from.

3. YouTube :

   • Many educators on YouTube solve and discuss CTET papers. Search for “CTET Paper 1/2 Solved” on YouTube to find video solutions.

4. Books :

   • Purchase or borrow books from publishers like Arihant or Disha that include solved papers and explanations for CTET.

5. Mobile Apps :

   • Apps like Testbook, Unacademy, or BYJU’s also offer solved papers and mock tests specifically for CTET.

Using these resources, you can practice and understand the pattern and difficulty level of the exam.

Hello there,

OEC is a Category stands for Other Eligible Communities is not included in center list so the exam which is conducted on national level dont give reservation to this category students And this is seen in the State of Kerala. However These are the Communities that have been recommended to be added to the State SC and ST list. That is why they are Categorised into OEC (SC) and OEC (ST).

Hello aspirant,
The upper age limit for CDS IMA is 24 years. Since you are currently 21 years 3 months old, you have 2 years and 9 months left to appear for the CDS IMA exam. This means you can attempt the exam 3 more times before reaching the age limit.

However, please note that this is just a general estimate and the actual number of attempts may vary depending on the specific notification released by the UPSC for the CDS exam in 2025. It is always advisable to refer to the official notification for accurate information regarding the age limit and number of attempts allowed.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

Candidates for NDA I 2025 must have been born between July 2, 2005, and July 1, 2008. Candidates must be born between January 2, 2006, and January 1, 2009, to be eligible for NDA II 2025 September.Since your date of birth is within the qualifying range, you are eligible to take the NDA exam in 2025.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

As per the RTI of the students, there are more than 7 lakh candidates appear for the CGL exam every year and the application received for the ssc cgl is near about 30 lakhs.The Staff Selection Commission notified 17,727 vacancies in the official notification of the SSC CGL 2024 exam this year.