Competitive Examinations are the route towards gaining safe civil jobs in `Banking`, `Insurance` and other similar sectors. Each year millions of young Indians vie for the Civil Services Examinations to secure their aspired jobs in various public sectors. A number of Civil Services Examinations are held in different sectors and each examination has its unique criteria. These competitive examinations also give a candidate an edge over others.
The Competitive examinations differ from the entrance tests as, competitive examinations are taken by the candidates for getting recruited in any of the civic services, while the Entrance tests are taken by the candidates for seeking admission in their desired professional course.
Some of the most premium competitive examinations are:
UPSC: The Union Public Service Commission advises the government on matters relating to framing recruitment rules, principles followed in making appointments, promotions and transfers from one service to another and on disciplinary matters affecting civil servants.
Insurance: The Insurance sector in India is nationalized. A candidate taking this test gets the job in LIC/GIC India.
Banking Board Exams: Banking is one of the most rewarding sectors in the country. It assures well-paid, secure and satisfying career prospects. In 1978 Banking Services Recruitment Boards (BSRBs) were established to have a uniform standard & eligibility criteria for recruitment of personnel to Nationalized Banks. BSRB has now been dissolved. Banks now recruit their employees directly via classified ads.
Railways: The Indian railways are broadly divided and sub-divided into zones, divisions and departments, each controlling a particular function. The highest are the Group A officers, while the lowest in rank are the Group D staff members.
Defence: Indian Defence Services offer dignified, prestigious and lucrative career opportunities. As a part of the Indian defence services, one can serve in the Army, Air Force or Navy and so on. There is absolutely no barrier with respect to caste, religion, creed and so on.
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