Hello aspirant,

Usually, 3 percent reservation is given for PWD candidates for Group A, B, C, D direct recruitment jobs. In this one percent is reserved for people with disabilities such as

• blindness or low vision
• Locomotor disability
• Hearing impairment

In case of low vision, a person is visually impaired even after treatment and is capable of using additional vision aid for the execution of work.

One can apply for government jobs only if a person has not less than 40 percent of relevant disability. Meaning anyone above 40% disability is liable to apply for reservation under PWD.

To avail of this reservation, you have to submit a Disability Certificate. A Medical Board will issue this certificate after a thorough examination of the candidate.

Talking about your case, i f you have a minor vision problem, it shouldn't be a problem. You can apply for government jobs. In case the visual impairment exceeds 40% you are liable to apply under PWD with an authentic Disability Certificate.

I hope this helps!

For any further questions, please revert!

Thank you!

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Hi Srujan!

The government jobs which are available for B.Com (//B.Com) students are:

• Public sector banking jobs: You can write IBPS PO exam and work as supervisor of  clerical work, administer banks and take initiatives to increase the bank’s business.
• RBI Grade officer
• SBI PO exam: Job roles of  SBI PO include general banking, marketing, administrative tasks, cross-selling of other products, etc.
• SBI clerk exam: to do clerical works at counters of bank.
• IBPS Clerk: For clerikal positions at IBPS.
• Other than this, you can try joining Indian Railways or can write LIC AAO exam to work as Assisstant Administrator Officer at LIC.

Thankyou!

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you there are many fields or job opportunities that you can apply for after class 12th some of which are:

1. National Defence Academy (NDA)

2.SSC Multi Tasking Staff (MTS)

3. SSC Stenographer (Grade C and Grade D)

4. Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)

5. Jobs In State Government

6. Indian Army

7. Indian Coast Guard

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

See most of the government jobs don't have any such imposition. In general the state government states that the candidate must be a Indian Citizen. So in general there are no such grievances that you can't get job in Uttarakhand Government. If there are some exceptions then you will get those from the notification.

Now if you can specify the examination then we can provide you more specific information regarding the examination.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

See the basic eligibility criteria for BSc Agricultural Science is that the student who want to take admission in this course must have PCB in 10+2 with atleast 55% marks in aggregate. Now as you don't have Biology then you are ineligible for the course.

Here is the list of jobs available for agriculture graduates in government sector:

1. UPSC CSE

2. SSC

3. IBPS Specialist Offer (AO)

4. Food Corporation of India (FCI) Jobs

5. NABARD Jobs

6. National Dairy Development Board

To know more about Agricultural Sciences visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/agricultural-science-course

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

After Diploma in Mechanical Engineering you can obviously go for government jobs for the post of Junior Engineer or Technician in different organization of government.

There is an exam called SSC JE which offers jobs in various departments for the Junior Engineer. Apart from this if you are interested in Railways then RRB JE is a exam which you can apply for to be a junior engineer. This jobs have very good salaries and a respectable post after your Diploma. Now research institutes like ISRO, DRDO etc recruits Diploma engineers as technicians and you can get the notification for this exams in the career section of official website.

To know more about SSC JE visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-je#:~:text=About%20SSC%20JE%202021&text=SSC%20JE%20is%20conducted%20to,candidates%20for%20the%20recruitment%20process.

To know more about RRB JE visit the link below:

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

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

See the jobs have there pay levels according to the grade of the officer post you are applying in.

For most Grade A officers the salary is 62-70K and For Grade B its 55-60k, For grade C: 35-45K and Grade D: 25-35K [This are the starting salaries]

So as you will apply the average monthly income will thus be decided. Also the components like HRA and TA are dependent on the place of employment i.e., which category city you are living in. For Z category city you will get the highest HRA i.e., 24%.

So this is how you will be paid. All the government jobs have there own challenges. So you need to be very much passionate about the job than there salary and perks.

Also there are some post which are really well paid like IFS or Indian Foreign Service officers are paid in Lacs every month depending on there posted country. Also scientist in BARC Mumbai gets a starting salary of Rs.98,000(as per the official website).

Now some of the famous government job exams are:

• UPSC CSE/ STATE CIVIL SERVICE (UPPSC,WBCS ETC)
• SSC CHSL, CGL, MTS
• RRB NTPC & TECHNICAL EXAMS
• GATE(IF YOU HAVE COMPLETED BTECH AND WANT TO WORK IN PSU'S)
• IBPS
• SBI CLERK

To know more about the list of competitive exams in India you may follow the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello,

Based on 12th qualifications you can appear for SSC CHSL/MTS/Stenographer or there are recruitment done for clerical or assistant post in various state and central government organizations which you can apply for, there are also recruitment for constable, you can stay updated regarding this by subscribing to various job portals, inspite of whatever problem you face you should still try to finish your graduation even if that means by distance mode, and even in distance education there are financial aids offered to candidates belonging to reserved categories, so you can make use of it in case you belong to any, the scope obviously increases a lot more once you are a graduate, also one important thing is recruitment process of government isn't a swift process, it takes time in fact considerable amount of time, so for the time being you can try for opportunities in private sector such as taking up internships, this too will help a lot, and because of covid pandemic there are many more working opportunities from home which you can try for.