Hello,

Depending on the vacancies that are available, Indian Navy will release the notification for Short Service Commission as well as Permanent Commission posts. The various post that will be commissioned are as follows

• Law
• Logistics
• Air Traffic Controller
• Naval Architecture
• Hydro
• Pilot
• Observer
• Information Technology
• Sports
• General Service
• Education
• Naval Armament Inspection

The number of vacancies may vary every year. And the eligibility criteria is post specific. The eligibility criteria details will be given in the Notification released by Indian Navy. You need to apply if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. The selection for SSB interview will be based on marks scored in qualifying examination. The notification will be released as and when the vacancies are available. You need to keep an eye on updates on the official website to know the latest announcements. Here is the link to the official website

https://www.joinindiannavy.gov.in/

Hello,

Ssc CGL invited application form for 2022 for central government group'B'and'C' posts on 23rd december and the closing date of application form is 23rd January.

After the closing date for receipt of online applications, the Commission will provide a period of 5 days to enable candidates to correct/ modify online application parameters, wherein candidates will be allowed to re-submit applications after making requisite corrections/ changes in the one-time registration/ online application data as per their requirement.

must remember it give facility to those who already pay fee and completed registration form before closing date.

hope it helps you..

Hello,

You can modify or edit your form after SSC application closed. SSC gives facility to the students to change or modify application form after closure of application forms 5 days provided to the candidates to exercise the option.so wait for application to close after that you can change. application form closing on 23rd january.fill your form carefully to avoid mistake because SSC gives only two chances for form correction.

Hope it helps!!

Hello hello,

Choosing a carrier path might be one of the difficult phase for an individual. There are various thoughts in the mind of an individual.

As you asked that whether you should change you VA program to BBA course with regular college and it would be good while preparing for SSC or not .

See, in this situation you need to aks yourself whether you can manage your preparation for Ssc with regular college or not.

Talking about BA, it is a general degree that might not be valuable as per recent times and  trends. Generally you might phase difficulties while searching for jobs because nowadays skilled and well qualified candidates are required. Bba is also a general degree but it will give you several opportunities in future as compared to BA.

See, if you can manage both then go for it. Or you can also go with BA if you are not comfortable or on doubt situation.

Hope you understand.

Good luck:)

If you have submitted you form, then you can't edit it. Now if you haven't submitted then you should do the changes and then save the form by clicking on the option available at the end of the page. After all your changes you can submit the form and then can pay the fees of Rs.100 and the application process is done.

To know more about SSC CGL, visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-cgl

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

Hi aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

Yes, you can apply for any government exam after b.ed Ba integrated course. You have mentioned government exams like SSC, so SSC CHSL is an exam that you can take even after 12 and for SSC CGL you are also eligible. And for this exam your age should not be less than 18 and should not be more than 32( Reserved category can avail some relaxation in age criteria).

And for UPSC you are also eligible. This is a civil service examination conducted for the post of IAS, IFS, IPS, etc. The basic eligibility for this exam is that you must have passed a bachelor's degree from a recognized university and your age must fall between 21 to 32.

Hope this helps.

Hello Aspirant ,

No , one year gap will cause you no problem in admission ,job or any  other place just make sure you tell the authorities the genuine reason behind your drop and  you already got the admission in an LLB college No , it wont affect during the admission process and you will get admission in it easily.

Also sometimes during the interview the panel might ask you the reason behind the drop year so prepare for this question beforehand .

Hope this helps.

Hi there,

OTP is sent to registered mobile number or email I'd which you have given. I advise you to again check your inbox and check spam folder also. Make it sure that you are checking correct mail ID and phone number. If you Still not get otp then contact officials through mail. You can find out about conatct details on official website. They will tell you further steps.

Hope it helps you.

Good luck!

See the eligibility for the Junior Statistical Officer is that:

Bachelor’s Degree in any subject from a recognized University or Institute with at least 60% Marks in Mathematics at 12th standard level

or,

Bachelor’s Degree in any subject with Statistics as one of the subjects at degree level.

So No, you aren't eligible for the position as you didn't have Statistics in your graduation and secondly you didn't have 60% in 10+2 Mathematics.

To know more about SSC CGL visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ssc-cgl

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

Hello hello,

Loosing a market or any particular document is a blunder because you never knows when will you need them in future.

See, if your marksheet is missing then you can ask for the same from the institute you were graduated.

If the documents are very important then without any delay try to look for them where ever possible.

Also, I suggest you rather than panicking you must look for what you can do if there are no options left apart form marksheets.

Hope this information helps you.

Thanks!!!!