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Top High-Paying Government Jobs for Female Candidates after 12th in 2024

In India, securing a government job is often seen as a gateway to stability, financial security, and social status. For female candidates, this is no different. After completing their 12th grade, many young women aspire to land a sarkari job for 12th pass girl, which not only offers a good salary but also numerous other benefits such as job security, work-life balance, and opportunities for career growth. In 2024, several high-paying government jobs are available for female candidates who have completed their 12th standard. This blog will explore some of the top high-paying government jobs for female candidates, focusing on SSC jobs for girls and other lucrative sarkari job options.

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) Jobs SSC Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) Examination The SSC CHSL exam is one of the most popular examinations for 12th pass candidates, including female aspirants. It offers various posts like Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Postal Assistant (PA), Sorting Assistant (SA), and Data Entry Operator (DEO). The salary ranges from INR 25,500 to INR 81,100 per month depending on the post and location of the job. Apart from the attractive salary, these jobs offer other benefits such as medical facilities, house rent allowance (HRA), and travel allowances, making them a desirable option for young women. SSC Stenographer (Grade C and D) Examination Another lucrative opportunity for female candidates is the SSC Stenographer Examination. This exam recruits stenographers for various government departments and ministries. The starting salary for Grade C stenographers is around INR 44,900 per month, while Grade D stenographers start at INR 25,500 per month. Besides the salary, these positions offer a stable work environment, regular working hours, and numerous perks, making them a highly sought-after choice for female candidates.

Indian Railways Jobs Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Group D Posts The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts examinations for Group D posts, which are open to 12th pass candidates. Positions such as Track Maintainer, Helper, Assistant Pointsman, and others are included under Group D. The starting salary for these positions is around INR 18,000 per month, which increases with experience and promotions. Additionally, railway jobs come with benefits like free or discounted travel for the employee and their family, medical facilities, and housing facilities, making them an attractive option for female candidates. RRB NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) Examination The RRB NTPC exam is another excellent opportunity for female candidates looking for a high-paying government job. This exam recruits for various non-technical positions such as Junior Clerk, Accounts Clerk, Commercial Apprentice, and Station Master. The salary for these positions ranges from INR 19,900 to INR 35,400 per month, with additional allowances and benefits. The job roles offer a good work-life balance and opportunities for career advancement, making them a preferred choice for many young women.

Banking Jobs Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Clerk Examination The IBPS Clerk exam is a popular choice among female candidates who have completed their 12th grade. It offers clerical positions in various public sector banks across the country. The starting salary for an IBPS Clerk is around INR 11,765 per month, which can go up to INR 31,540 with experience and promotions. Banking jobs are known for their job security, regular working hours, and numerous benefits such as medical insurance, leave policies, and retirement benefits, making them an excellent option for women seeking a stable career. SBI Clerk Examination The SBI Clerk exam is another prominent examination for female candidates looking for a government job after 12th. The starting salary for an SBI Clerk is around INR 26,000 per month, with additional perks and benefits such as medical insurance, provident fund, and leave policies. Working with the State Bank of India not only provides financial security but also offers opportunities for career growth and development, making it a highly desirable job for female candidates.

Defence Jobs Indian Army Soldier (General Duty) for Women The Indian Army offers opportunities for women to join as Soldiers (General Duty) after completing their 12th standard. The starting salary for a Soldier (General Duty) is around INR 25,000 per month, which increases with experience and promotions. Apart from the salary, defence jobs come with benefits such as medical facilities, housing, and canteen facilities, making them an attractive option for women who wish to serve the nation while enjoying a secure career. Indian Navy Sailor (MR) for Women The Indian Navy recruits female candidates for the position of Sailor (Matric Recruit) after 12th. The starting salary for this position is around INR 21,700 per month, with additional benefits such as medical facilities, housing, and travel allowances. A career in the Indian Navy not only provides financial security but also offers opportunities for personal growth and development, making it a respected and desirable job for female candidates. Conclusion In 2024, there are numerous high-paying government jobs for female candidates who have completed their 12th standard. From SSC jobs for girls to positions in the Indian Railways, banking sector, and defence forces, the options are diverse and plentiful. These jobs not only offer attractive salaries but also provide job security, work-life balance, and numerous other benefits, making them a preferred choice for many young women. By preparing well and staying updated with the latest notifications, female candidates can secure a promising career in the government sector and enjoy a bright and stable future.

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Government Jobs For Engineers

There are various government job opportunities available for engineers in India. Some of the popular sectors where engineers can find government job opportunities include:

Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs): PSUs like BHEL, ONGC, IOCL, NTPC, and GAIL often recruit engineers through their own selection processes or through national-level exams like GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering).

Indian Engineering Services (IES): IES is a group A civil service examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to recruit engineers for various technical positions in the government departments of the Indian government.

Defense Services: The Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force offer technical positions for engineers through exams like the Combined Defense Services (CDS) examination, Technical Graduate Course (TGC), and Short Service Commission (SSC) exams.

Research Organizations: Institutions like the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO), and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) offer research and technical positions for engineers.

State Public Service Commissions (PSCs): Each state in India has its own public service commission that conducts examinations for engineering positions in various government departments within the state.

Railways: The Indian Railways conducts exams like the Indian Engineering Services (IES) exam, as well as separate recruitment exams for engineering positions in different departments.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other government job opportunities available for engineers in sectors such as telecommunications, power, infrastructure, and more. It is advisable to keep an eye on the employment news, official websites of respective organizations, and government job portals for the latest job notifications and updates.

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Preparing For Railways Exams: Five Things to Avoid

It can be difficult and confusing to prepare for a railway exam, especially when there are so many applicants. A single aspect of the exam, such as interview preparation or technical tests, can make you stand out. Read the blog to know what you should not do while preparing for Railway Exams.

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Chiune Sugihara was a Japanese diplomat in Lithuania who put his family and career at risk by issuing thousands of hand-written transit visas to Jewish refugees fleeing Eastern Europe.

Chiune was born to a middle class family in Mino, Japan on the first day of the 20th century – 1/1/00. In elementary and high school he was a top student, and his father wanted him to become a doctor. Chiune’s own dream was to enter the foreign service, and he deliberately failed the medical school entrance exam by writing only his name on the test. Instead Chiune attended Waseda University and majored in English. He also joined a Christian fraternity to practice his English.

In 1919, Chiune passed the Foreign Ministry Scholarship exam, and served in the Japanese Imperial Army as a 2nd Lieutenant stationed in Korea. He resigned his commission in 1922 and trained for the Foreign Ministry, learning Russian and German in addition to English. He aced the qualifying exam and was sent to work in the foreign office in Harbin, China.

Chiune’s strong moral compass led him to resign his post as Deputy Foreign Minister in Manchuria because of rising Japanese violence against the Chinese (just two years later was the horrific Rape of Nanking by the Japanese Imperial Army.) Chiune returned to Japan, where he married Yukiko Kikuchi. They later had four sons.

Next Chiune went to Helsinki, Finland, where he worked as a translator for the Japanese delegation. In 1939, Chiune became vice-consul of the Japanese embassy in Kauna, Lithuania. Part of his job was to find out if Germany planned to attack the Soviet Union, and to relay any information about this to his bosses in Berlin and Tokyo.

In 1940, the Soviet Union occupied Lithuania. At that time, approximately 1/3 of Lithuanians were Jewish, many of them Torah scholars. The USSR viciously persecuted Jews, especially religious ones, and the Jews of Lithuania were desperate to escape the country – especially because Nazi Germany was occupying more and more of Eastern Europe and would soon be in Lithuania. Hundreds of them, mostly Orthodox, visited the Japanese consulate to beg for exit visas to Japan. The official Japanese policy was that candidates for visas must go through elaborate bureaucratic procedures and pay significant sums of money. Chiune contacted his superiors at the Japanese Foreign minister to ask if the rules could be relaxed to help Jewish refugees. His request was denied, as were his next two requests.

Chiune could have thrown up his hands and told the Jews there was nothing he could do for them, but instead, as he did in China, he was governed by his strong sense of right and wrong, rather than soulless bureaucrats. He ignored his orders and started issuing ten-day visas for Jews to travel through Japan on their way to safe havens like Shanghai, China, where 20,000 Jews rode out the war safely.

As word got out about the Japanese visas, Jews from all over Lithuania as well as Poland began to swarm Chiune’s office. He simply wouldn’t say no to anybody, and spent 18-20 hours a day (!) painstakingly writing visas by hand. He created a month’s supply of visas every single day from August to early September 1940, providing an escape route for thousands of Jews. On September 4, the Japanese consulate in Kauna was closed and Chiune had to leave the country. He was determined to create as many transit visas as possible, and continued doing so up until the last minute. At Kanuas Railway Station, a crowd of Jews gathered to say goodbye. Right before boarding the train, Chiune bowed deeply and cried out, “Please forgive me! I cannot write anymore. I wish you the best!” Someone in the crowd shouted, “Sugihara! We’ll never forget you! I’ll surely see you again!”

Chiune was reassigned to East Prussia, then Prague, and then Bucharest, Romania. When the Soviet Union occupied Lithuania in 1944, Chiune and his family were imprisoned in a POW camp for a year and a half. Finally they were released in 1946 and returned to Japan, but the foreign office had heard about his unauthorized visas, and he was forced to resign. At about this time, the Sugihara’s youngest son died of leukemia at age seven.

Unemployable in Japan, Chiune made use of his excellent Russian language skills and spent the next 16 years working in the Soviet Union while his wife and sons stayed in Japan. Chiune’s exceptional heroism was unknown for many years, until 1968, when he was contacted by Yehoshua Nishri, an attache working at the Israeli consulate in Tokyo. Nishri spent his youth in Poland, and heard stories of the legendary Japanese hero. Nishri made it his mission to publicize Chiune’s heroic acts, and the next year, 1969, Chiune traveled to Israel as an honored guest of the Israeli government. Jews he’d saved lobbied for him to be recognized as Righteous Among the Nations by Israeli Holocaust Memorial Yad Vashem, and in 1984 he received the honor. At that time he was too sick to travel, so his wife and son Nobuki accepted the award on his behalf.

Chiune was asked why he risked everything to help thousands of strangers. He answered, “You want to know about my motivation, don’t you? Well. It is the kind of sentiments anyone would have when he actually sees refugees face to face, begging with tears in their eyes. He just cannot help but sympathize with them. Among the refugees were the elderly and women. They were so desperate that they went so far as to kiss my shoes. Yes, I actually witnessed such scenes with my own eyes. Also, I felt at that time, that the Japanese government did not have any uniform opinion in Tokyo. Some Japanese military leaders were just scared because of the pressure from the Nazis; while other officials in the Home Ministry were simply ambivalent. People in Tokyo were not united. I felt it silly to deal with them. So, I made up my mind not to wait for their reply. I knew that somebody would surely complain about me in the future. But, I myself thought this would be the right thing to do. There is nothing wrong in saving many people’s lives… The spirit of humanity, philanthropy… neighborly friendship… with this spirit, I ventured to do what I did, confronting this most difficult situation – and because of this reason, I went ahead with redoubled courage.”

Chiune Sugihara died in Japan on July 31, 1986. Despite being a hero in Israel, and among Jews worldwide, he was completely unknown in his own country. Even his own children didn’t know what he had done. A huge delegation from around the world attended Chiune’s funeral, and only then did he become known in Japan.

Chiune received many awards and accolades, most of them posthumous. Among them are Sugihara Streets in Vilna, Lithuania, and Jaffa and Netanya in Israel. There is a Sugihara House Museum in Kaunas, and a park in Vilna where 200 trees were planted on his 100th birthday. There is a life-sized statue of him in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles, featuring a plaque with a quotation from the Talmud, “He who saves one life, saves an entire world.” In 1998, Chiune’s widow Yukiko traveled to Israel and was warmly received by survivors who’d been saved by her husband. There is a Sugihara park in Jerusalem, and he was featured on an Israeli postage stamp in 1998. The Lithuanian government declared 2020 “The Year of Chiune Sugihara.” He has been the subject of multiple works of art, including books, films and a play.

It’s estimated that over 100,000 people are alive today because of the brave actions of Chiune Sugihara.

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hwang hyunjin - platform 14

pairing: hyunjin x gn!reader

genre: romance, fluff, established relationship, long distance, reader is a uni student, hurt/comfort??

warnings: reader hates crowded/public spaces, not proofread

word count: 1.5k 

summary: your train home to see your boyfriend after several months is delayed

a/n: inspired by this cute couple i saw at the train station T-T 

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You were already running late thanks to the traffic, and now you found yourself at another escalator. If it wasn’t for your terrible habit of overpacking, you would’ve just picked your suitcase up and lugged it behind you as you climbed your way up. Instead, you were forced to wait on the steps. With every passing second, they seemed to move slower, the end only stretching out further from you.

Checking the time as you were finally released, you broke out into a small run. Platform 14 wasn’t far - you had done this so many times before. You still had time to make it. Fumbling around in your pockets as you approached the turnstiles, your face fell when a member of staff held his hand up, blocking you from entering the platform

“Sorry, the train is delayed.”

You peered behind him, noticing how the tracks were empty. 

“Why? It’s supposed to depart soon, no?” you huffed, crossing your arms over your chest.

“Unexpected railworks,” he said simply. 

“How long will it be?” 

He shook his head, “No clue. You’ll have to listen to the announcements.”

Without another word, you turned on your heel and marched to the closest bench. Your arm was so sore from dragging your luggage around that you winced when you pulled out your phone.

[Hyunjin] did you get on the train okay?

[Hyunjin] i’m so excited to see you

[You] it’s been delayed :(

You sighed, closing the messaging app to take a look at your homescreen. It was a picture of you and your beloved, Hyunjin, that the two of you had taken years ago - just before you started dating. You tried to not let it get to you, this journey was familiar to you after all. Even though you had moved away for university a couple months ago, you made the time to visit each other almost every other weekend; a little distance wasn’t going to spoil what you had.

Still, life got in the way. Exam season came and went, preventing you from leaving the library except to go home and sleep or to make your way to the exam hall. Your boyfriend never complained once, always calling you or texting you to remind you to eat and even sending little gifts in the mail - bathbombs and facemasks and snacks to make sure you were taking care of yourself. Thinking about it only made you miss him even more, if that was even possible. You cursed the railway tracks for not working properly on today of all days.

The only thing there was left to do was look around you. Eyeing up the information board, it provided no relief. It still only said that your train was delayed. Of course, some people were complaining loudly about the delays - it wan’t just you that had been affected. Dozens of other people were probably also being kept from seeing their loved ones because of the works. It made you feel so small. The crowd between you and the platform grew bigger as each second passed, completely blocking it from view. Now you would have to fight your way through them to get a good seat. Their chatter reached your ears despite your music already being on maximum volume, clashing with the announcer’s monotone voice booming from the speakers surrounding you. You just wanted to be home already, to see Hyunjin. To have him hold you and tell you it was okay.

As if he had read your mind from such a distance, your phone started buzzing. A call from him. It barely made it through the first ring before you picked up.

“Babe, are you okay?” his voice was music to your ears. Everything, all the people and all the noise suddenly seemed so far away. 

“Of course, why wouldn’t I be?” you tried not to sound too worried.

He knew you like the back of his hand, though. You couldn’t hide your shaky voice from him, “It sounds really busy there - are you sure?”

You nodded, forgetting he couldn’t see you, “I just want to be home already.”

“You will be soon, don’t worry,” he sighed, “is there any more information?”

“Nope - there’s unexpected railworks. The train we’re supposed to get on hasn’t even arrived yet.”

He laughed. You laughed, too. Oh, how you missed his laugh, “Typical, isn’t it? Do you want me to stay on the phone?”

“Yes, please,” you begged, “It’s too loud.”

“Okay, let’s see. I have a lot planned for us when you finally arrive.”

“Really? Tell me more.”

“I can’t - it’s a surprise,” he teased.

“Oh, please,” you scoffed, “I don’t need any more surprises.”

“Right, right,” he surrendered, “I had nothing planned for tonight - it’s free for whatever you want to do.”

“What do I want to do?” you thought out loud, “I just want to sleep.”

“Okay, then,” he chuckled, “we can just sleep.”

The two of you spent the next few minutes discussing your plans for the evening in more detail. He suggested ordering food, taking a bath, watching TV, and turning in early. You could picture it clearly, removing yourself from the hectic atmosphere of the station.

“Oh, did you hear that?” he stopped. 

You took your earphones out, disbelieving of the sudden silence from the crowd around you. You strained your ears, struggling to understand the announcer’s muffled voice even though the speaker was so close to you.

“The train from Platform 14 will depart in ten minutes. Please make your way to the gates. We apologise for any inconveniences caused.”

“Making me wait another thirty minutes to see you is more than just an inconvenience, I think,” Hyunjin joked. 

“It’s already been half an hour?” you questioned, confirming this for yourself by checking the time, “I have to go now if I don’t want to wrestle with a stranger for a window seat.”

“Okay, okay, text me when you’re almost there,” he cooed, “I’ll pick you up.”

“You don’t have to,” you stood up, struggling with how unnatural it felt to pull your suitcase along with your other hand, “I know the way.”

“Don’t be silly, I can’t wait that much longer.”

“Alright,” you sighed, “I’ll see you later. Love you.”

“I love you too.”

You put your phone away, retrieving your ticket from your pocket and gripping onto it tightly as you merged with the crowd. You tried to not let it bother you every time someone cut in front or pushed against you, doing your best to focus on how you would finally be able to see Hyunjin again after all of this. 

Successfully making it past the turnstiles, you hurried onto the coach at the very front, relief soothing your tensed muscles as you claimed the last forward-facing seat. Having to deal with the motion of travelling backwards would do nothing for your already excited nerves now. 

You didn’t even bother trying to hoist your suitcase above your head and into the overhead compartment, knowing that it would end badly. Instead, you carefully balanced it upright on the aisle seat, blocking the rest of the world from your mind as you turned to the window. The next couple hours passed quicker than expected, the blurry scenery surrounded by a burnt, beautiful orange sky as the sun began it’s descent. 

It was nice to get away from the world for a while; there was nothing to do but stare out the window and relax, all your worries left behind at the station. But when the train finally came to a stop, you were the first one off. Ticket in hand, you rushed past the gates and only slowed down when you were finally outside, taking a moment to finally breathe in the fresh air. 

Just as you were about to reach for your phone to let Hyunjin know you arrived, you felt a warm hand take your suitcase from you. Tensing up, worried that someone had just managed to rob you in broad daylight, you whipped your head around.

It was just Hyunjin. 

He was leaning against your suitcase, a bright smile plastered across his face. He looked exactly the same as he did when you last saw him a few months ago, the only difference being that his hair had now grown out past his jaw, falling haphazardly across his face as the wind blew. 

You didn’t say anything. Practically throwing yourself at him, he stumbled backwards a bit as he tried to catch his balance and keep the both of you upright, forgetting about keeping his hand on your luggage in favour of snaking his hands around your waist. You let out a long sigh, remembering just how nice his hair smelt - it was the same scent as the shampoo he started using when you first got together. He must’ve taken note of your comment on how nice it smelt.

Finally pulling away to look at his face properly, you smiled back at him.

It wasn’t just Hyunjin. He was your Hyunjin.

“Welcome home.”

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Academic Pioneers: Leading Schools in the Vicinity of Begumpet, Hyderabad

In the lively city of Hyderabad, education stands as the cornerstone of success, shaping the future of its citizens. For parents residing in the vicinity of Begumpet, the quest for quality education for their children is paramount. This blog explores the top-rated schools in the area, highlighting their contributions to the educational landscape of Hyderabad. Additionally, it discusses the role of platforms like Edustoke in aiding parents in their school selection process.

Overview of Begumpet:

Begumpet, located in the heart of Hyderabad, is a prestigious and well-connected locality known for its blend of residential, commercial, and educational establishments. It is home to several key landmarks, including the Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad Marriott Hotel, and Begumpet Railway Station. With its strategic location and modern amenities, Begumpet attracts residents seeking a convenient and cosmopolitan lifestyle.

Leading Schools in the Vicinity:

In the vicinity of Begumpet, Hyderabad lies a cluster of leading schools renowned for their academic excellence, holistic approach to education, and state-of-the-art facilities. Here are some of the prominent institutions shaping the educational landscape:

DDMS P. Obul Reddy Public School: Known for its commitment to academic excellence and holistic development, DDMS P. Obul Reddy Public School offers a comprehensive curriculum and a nurturing environment for students to thrive.

Meridian School: With a focus on fostering creativity, critical thinking, and leadership skills, Meridian School empowers students to excel academically and socially.

The Hyderabad Public School (HPS): As one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in Hyderabad, HPS has a legacy of academic excellence, producing leaders in various fields.

BSD DAV Public School: BSD DAV Public School is known for its innovative teaching methods, comprehensive curriculum, and emphasis on extracurricular activities.

Chinmaya Vidyalaya: Inspired by the teachings of Swami Chinmayananda, Chinmaya Vidyalaya offers a holistic education that nurtures the body, mind, and spirit of students.

EuroSchool Hyderabad: With a focus on experiential learning and holistic development, EuroSchool Hyderabad prepares students for success in the modern world.

Oxford Grammar School: Committed to academic excellence and character development, Oxford Grammar School instills values of integrity, discipline, and compassion in its students.

St. Andrew's School: St. Andrew's School provides a nurturing environment where students are encouraged to explore their interests and talents, fostering a love for learning.

Don Bosco High School: Don Bosco High School is known for its strong academic programs, supportive faculty, and vibrant extracurricular activities.

The Creek Planet School (Neptune Campus): With a focus on holistic development and 21st-century skills, The Creek Planet School offers a dynamic learning environment that prepares students for future challenges.

These leading schools in the vicinity of Begumpet, Hyderabad, are committed to providing quality education and preparing students to become responsible global citizens and leaders in their respective fields.

Academic Excellence and Achievements:

The leading schools in the vicinity of Begumpet have consistently achieved academic excellence and garnered accolades in various fields. Their students have excelled in board examinations, competitive exams, and extracurricular activities, showcasing their talents on both national and international platforms. Notable alumni have gone on to pursue successful careers in diverse fields, further enhancing the reputation of these schools.

Role of Edustoke:

Platforms like Edustoke play a crucial role in aiding parents in their best school in Begumpet selection process. Edustoke provides comprehensive information about schools in Begumpet, including details about infrastructure, faculty, curriculum, and extracurricular activities. Parents can read reviews, compare schools, and make informed decisions based on their preferences and requirements. By leveraging the resources provided by Edustoke, parents can find the best-fit school for their children, ensuring their academic success and overall development.

Summary

The leading schools in the vicinity of Begumpet, Hyderabad, are instrumental in shaping the educational landscape of the city. With their commitment to academic excellence, holistic development, and innovation, these institutions are preparing students to thrive in a dynamic and competitive world. Parents are encouraged to explore the educational offerings in Begumpet and leverage platforms like Edustoke to make informed decisions about their children's education. By investing in quality education, parents lay the foundation for their children's future success and fulfillment.

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So here it is my experience of blog writing.I was so confused what to write on which topic I should write.But I have a collection of memories and those are very special to me.

MY HOSTEL LIFE EXPERIENCE..........

Kaise rhegi ye hostel m choti bachi h..…...so much tension in my home of sending to me hostel at that time I was only 9 years old.My mother decided to send me to the hostel i didn't know the reason why she was so determined to send me to the hostel and even I was not aware of answer but i seldom said to her that "You don't love me " or you were not able to pamper three children at same time so you send me there 🥺😂 jokes apart.

My grandmother and my father were so worried about me specially my grandmaa .They think I am a kind of a person who doesn't know how to take care of herself and a careless person who does not care about her things, health, studies etc. at some points they were correct 😁 but sometimes they were not 😏 and time to time they get to know my every habit my every activities, they say she is a very lazy person,she doesn't know anything why we are sending her to a boarding school.

Even after so many arguments within my family . I was ready for my hostel journey . And eventually step by step with so much concerns in mind of my family everything was getting ready. To be honest I didn't know at what mindstate i was in. I was neither happy or excited to go to a bording school nor sad or was in grief of leaving home and my family members, To me everything was neutral 😐☺️.But yeah I was happy when I got to know that i got selected,i had cleared entrance exam , physical test and medical test.

And the day came when finally I have to leave my home and travel to another state that was Haryana. No one was ready to seeing me off despite of my lazyness and my carelessness i am the most loveable and cheerful child in my family so obviously it was hard for my family to say bye to me. My mom cried a lot and seeing her cry i also cried lot 😂 . It happens to me everytime that whenever I see tears in my mom's eyes 👀 i also start crying.

But it was time to go and my journey started and my whole life changed in very short period of time.

We had to report in school by 2 or 2.30 pm so we had to leave home by 7.30am. There was so much rush for getting ready on time or packing food, reminder for me to keep this thing that thing donot forget anything, be careful with your luggage take care of it and yourself. With so much pain in heart,my family had to say bye to me and i left for railway station.

To be continue..........

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RRB NTPC Syllabus 2024: CBT 1 aur CBT 2 Syllabus PDF Download (Hindi me)

RRB NTPC Syllabus 2024: CBT 1 aur CBT 2 Syllabus PDF Download (Hindi me) RRB NTPC पाठ्यक्रम 2024: CBT 1 और CBT 2 पाठ्यक्रम PDF डाउनलोड (हिन्दी में) RRB NTPC 2024 (Railway Recruitment Board Non-Technical Popular Categories) exam ka syllabus aur exam pattern jaanna bahut zaroori hai, kyunki iske madhyam se aap apni preparation ko sahi disha mein le jaa sakte hain. RRB NTPC 2024 (रेलवे भर्ती बोर्ड…

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RRB NTPC Under Graduate Level exam pattern#rrb#ntpc#exampattern#syllabus#viral#trending

Welcome to our comprehensive guide the RRB NTPC Under Level Exam Pattern! You've come to the right place if you're preparing for this crucial exam. In today's video, we will delve into the intricacies of the exam pattern, providing you with all the key information you need to succeed.

The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) conducts the NTPC exam for various positions in Indian Railways, and understanding the exam pattern is vital for effective preparation. We will cover everything from the number of stages involved, and the types of questions you can expect, to the marking scheme, helping you strategize your study plan effectively.

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RRB NTPC 2024: Exam dates, notification, and admit cards — FAQs | Jobs News

RRB NTPC Recruitment 2024: The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has commenced the application process for the Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) recruitment. The recruitment drive aims to fill approximately 11,558 vacancies for both graduate and undergraduate positions. The detailed notification and application form for the RRB NTPC can be found on the official website rrbapply.gov.in. There…

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RRB NTPC Graduate Level Recruitment 2024 (8113 Post)

Post Date:14/09/2024Short Information :Indian Railway, Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has Recently Invited to the Online Application Form for the Post Traffic Assistant, Goods Guard, Senior Commercial cum Ticket Clerk, Junior Account Assistant cum Typist, Senior Clerk cum Typist, Commercial Apprentice, and Station Master Recruitment 2024.

Indian Railway, Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)

Railway NTPC Graduate Level Recruitment 2024

Advt No. CEN 05/2024

Important Dates:

Application Start Date:  14/09/2024

Last Date : 13/10/2024

Correction Date : 16-25/10/2024

Exam Date : Notify Soon

Application Fee

Gen / OBC / EWS : Rs. 500/-

SC / ST / ExM / PwD : Rs. 250/-

Female : Rs. 250/-

(Fee Refundable appear in Exam : Rs. 400/- & 250/- )

You can pay through:

Credit Card

Debit Card

Net Banking

UPI

Age Limit as on ( 01/01/2025)

Minimum Age : 18 Years.

Maximum Age : 36 Years.

Age Relaxation read the notification.

Qualification Details :

Bachelor Degree Pass From A Recognized University in India.

Vacancy Details

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If you’re aiming to crack the SSC JE (Staff Selection Commission Junior Engineer) or RRB JE (Railway Recruitment Board Junior Engineer) exams, finding the right coaching institute is crucial. Laxmi Nagar, a bustling area in Delhi known for its educational institutions, has many options. However, TDC Classes stands out as the top choice for both SSC JE and RRB JE preparation

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TDC Classes has established itself as a premier coaching center in Laxmi Nagar, specializing in RRB JE exams. Here’s why TDC Classes should be your top choice for RRB JE preparation.

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With a strong history of student success, TDC Classes has helped many individuals achieve their goals in the RRB JE exams. The institute’s dedicated approach and effective teaching strategies have led numerous students to secure top positions.

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Railway RRB NTPC Vacancy 2024: Non-Technical Popular Categories NTPC Graduate Level: Apply Online for 8113 Posts

Railway RRB NTPC Vacancy 2024: Non-Technical Popular Categories NTPC Graduate Level: Apply Online for 8113 Posts- If you are interested in a stable and prestigious career in Indian Railways, then this is your chance! The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) has announced recruitment for Non-Technical Popular Categories (NTPC) Graduate level under CEN 05/2024. Candidates can apply online from 14 September 2024 to 13 October 2024 for various posts like Station Master, Chief Commercial cum Ticket Supervisor and others. With a total of 8,113 vacancies, this recruitment drive is one of the most sought-after opportunities for graduates in India.

Railway RRB NTPC Vacancy 2024

This article will provide you with all the information you need to know about RRB NTPC Graduate Level CEN 05/2024 - eligibility criteria, age limit, selection process, how to apply, and more. Read every detail carefully to make sure you are well prepared to apply.

Railway NTPC Vacancy 2024 PDF

Download Railway NTPC Vacancy 2024 PDF Now! If you are interested to apply for the Railway RRB NTPC Graduate Level Posts as per CEN 05/2024, the official PDF contains all the essential details that you need. This comprehensive document includes the complete list of available vacancies, eligibility criteria, important dates, application procedure, and fee structure. Download the PDF today to ensure that you have all the information at your fingertips and stay updated about the latest developments in this important recruitment drive. Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Railway Non-Technical Popular Categories NTPC Graduate Level Post Recruitment 2024 RRB NTPC CEN 05/2024. Important Dates for RRB NTPC Graduate Level CEN 05/2024 EventDateApplication Start Date14 September 2024Last Date to Apply13 October 2024Last Date to Pay Exam Fee13 October 2024Correction WindowAs per ScheduleExam DateAs per ScheduleAdmit Card AvailabilityTo be notified Eligibility Criteria for Railway RRB NTPC Graduate Level 2024 To be eligible for the NTPC Graduate Level positions, candidates must fulfil the following criteria: CriteriaDetailsEducational QualificationA Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university is mandatory for all posts.Age Limit (as of 01/07/2024)Minimum Age: 18 years Maximum Age: 36 years Age relaxation applies as per RRB rules for SC, ST, OBC, and other categories. Vacancy Details for RRB NTPC Graduate Level 2024 Here's a breakdown of the 8,113 vacancies available in this recruitment: Post NameTotal PostsChief Commercial Cum Ticket Supervisor1,736Station Master994Good Train Manager3,144Junior Account Assistant Cum Typist1,507Senior Clerk Cum Typist732 Each of these roles offers different responsibilities and growth opportunities within Indian Railways. For instance, the role of a Station Master is crucial for ensuring the smooth operation of railway stations, while the Junior Account Assistant Cum Typist handles administrative tasks related to finance. Application Fee and Refund Details The application fee structure is designed to encourage participation, with provisions for fee refunds after appearing in Stage I of the exam: CategoryApplication FeeRefund Amount After Stage I ExamGeneral / OBC / EWSRs. 500Rs. 400SC / ST / PH / Rs. 250Rs. 250All Category FemaleRs. 250Rs. 250 Candidates can pay the examination fee using Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking. How to Apply for RRB NTPC Graduate Level Online Form 2024 Follow these steps carefully to submit your application: - Visit the official website: Start by visiting the Railway Recruitment Board's official portal or the Sarkari Result website. - Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including education, age, and category requirements. - Keep Documents Ready: Have the necessary documents like scanned copies of your photo, signature, ID proof, and educational certificates ready. - Fill the Form: Complete the application form with your personal, educational, and contact details. - Review the Application: Before submitting, double-check all the details. - Fee Payment: Pay the application fee as per your category. - Submit: Once satisfied, submit the form and take a printout for future reference. Selection Procedure for Railway RRB NTPC Graduate Level 2024 The selection process involves multiple stages to ensure that only the most qualified candidates are selected: - Stage I - Computer-Based Test (CBT): This test will cover subjects like General Awareness, Mathematics, and General Intelligence & Reasoning. - Stage II - CBT: Candidates who qualify Stage I will move on to Stage II, which is more role-specific. - Skill Test/Typing Test: For certain posts like Junior Account Assistant Cum Typist and Senior Clerk Cum Typist, a typing test is required. - Document Verification: After clearing all exams, selected candidates must present their original documents for verification. - Medical Examination: Finally, candidates undergo a medical examination to ensure they are fit for the job. Key Highlights of the NTPC Graduate Level Recruitment 2024 - Total Vacancies: 8,113 across various posts. - Application Window: From 14 September 2024 to 13 October 2024. - Eligibility: Bachelor’s Degree and age between 18-36 years. - Fee Refund: Up to ₹400 for general categories after Stage I exam. - Selection Process: Two stages of Computer Based Tests followed by skill tests and document verification.

Railway RRB NTPC Vacancy 2024 Railway NTPC Graduate Level Recruitment 2024 The Railway RRB NTPC Graduate Level Recruitment 2024 offers an excellent opportunity for graduates to secure a government job with Indian Railways. With competitive pay scales, job stability, and growth opportunities, this recruitment drive is a golden chance for aspirants. Make sure to apply on time, prepare well for the exams, and follow all the guidelines provided in the notification. For more information, keep checking the official website and download the notification to stay updated.

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Best RRB Coaching in Mumbai

For those seeking top-tier preparation for the RRB (Railway Recruitment Board) exams in Mumbai, The Prayas India is a highly recommended coaching institute. Renowned for its expert faculty and personalized study plans, The Prayas India excels in guiding students through the complex RRB syllabus. Their regular mock tests and focused teaching methods have consistently helped students achieve outstanding results. Contact them at 07710013217 for more information