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to get job in goverment sector..please tell the details for the same

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to get job in goverment sector..please tell the details for the same

To apply for a job in any of the government sector, you must have to meet the eligibility criteria set for a different gift. jobs differently. However, for most of the government jobs in India, minimum educational criteria set for the applicants are to have a graduation degree from any of the recognized University/Institute of India. The candidate should have an age between 21-30 years. There is possibility of age criteria extension provided to the applicants by the Government of India to the applicants belonging to reserved category.

By satisfying the above mentioned eligibility criteria, you become eligible to apply for most of the government jobs that are released for graduation based candidates or below. You can apply for government job such as in Civil Services like IAS, IPS, IFS, SSC-CGL, SSC-Clerk etc., in Defense like CDS, F-CAT, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, or in Public Sector Banks through IBPS CWE exams for the post of Probationary Officer (PO), and Clerk, and Insurance sector such as LIC, GIC, NICL, OICL, etc.

To get the job in any of the sector, you will have to undergo through a common entrance test that will be conducted either through offline mode or through online mode of examination succeeding which you will be forwarded for the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). After your Personal Interview, it will be decided by the organization that whether you are selected or not.

Your accomplishment completely lies on your knowledge, tricks and timing to give maximum accurate answers in minimum time. Before applying for any government job, you can go for competent study material and short tricks. You have to brush your skills in Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, Basic English grammar along with computer and general awareness. The success will certainly come through continuous study and practice.