GOVT Jobs

Government jobs are very popular in our country because of various reasons. Below mentioned are few of the various reasons.

• Almost nil chances of losing the job, even if you are a underperformer.
• Amazing work-life balance, no late night business.
• Highest number of public holidays with additional personal leaves.
• Earns you more respect in Society.
• Private organisation has higher chances to shut their Business, whereas govt organisations have no such issues.

 Central Jobs/ State Jobs

Few of the most famous EXAMS to get you a Govt Job :

1. UPSC (Union Public Service Commision):Clearing this exam will give you access to posts like IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, etc..

2. PCS (Public Service Commision)/ APSC(Assam Public Service Comission): Clearing this exam will give you access to posts like Superintendent of Taxes, Inspector of Taxes, Assistant Manager of Industries, Inspector of Excise, etc.

3. SSC(Staff Selection Commission) : It conducts exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC CPO etc.. for Group B,C officer recruitment.

SSC CGL: The SSC CGL is the Combined Graduate Level conducted for filling up officer & assistant level posts in various ministries and departments of the Central Government. SSC CGL Recruitment Exam is one of the most popular Government Recruitment Exams in the country as Lakhs of aspirants apply for this exam every year.

SSC CHSL : The SSC Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Level ( SSC CHSL ) is a nationwide exam conducted for the recruitment to the posts of Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Data Entry Operator (DEO), Postal Assistants / Sorting Assistants (PA / SA) in various central government departments and ministries

4. IBPS PO : Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) releases the vacancy for Probationary officers every year for the candidates aspiring to join the industry. Public Sector Banks take part in the recruitment process for IBPS PO. These are held once every year around September/October and notification of the same is released around August every year.

IBPS SO : In 2011, IBPS started the Common Recruitment Process (CRP) for the selection of personnel in Specialist Officers cadre posts and accepts online applications through its official website.
The IBPS SO Exam is conducted every year to select candidates who join the participating public sector banks as Specialist officers.

IBPS Clerk : IBPS started the Common Written Examination (CWE) for recruiting officers and clerks in the Indian Banks and accepts online applications through its official website. The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection conducts the IBPS Clerk Recruitment Exam to recruit bank clerks for public sector banks and financial institutions across the country.

5. SBI PO : SBI stands for State Bank of India, and it has several job openings throughout the year. PO stands for Probationary Officer, which is one of the most sought-after positions among graduates. SBI offers vacancies for PO positions every year to meet the manpower needs of its various branches. Prelims, Mains, and GD/Interview are the three stages of the SBI PO exam.
6. RBI Grade B : Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the country’s central bank is wholly owned by the Government of India. It is responsible for currency issuance and circulation, maintaining financial stability, and managing government accounts.  Each year, RBI holds an exam to recruit officers into its Manager cadre, also referred to as RBI Grade B officers.
7. RRB JE SSE : Indian Railways is the biggest public sector organization in India and also one of the world’s largest employers. It conducts the RRB JE Recruitment for selection of candidates for the post of Junior Engineer in various departments.

RRB ALP : Loco pilot is the short form for locomotive pilot and is considered to be the backbone of the Indian Railways. Usually, two loco pilots drive a locomotive engine. The Indian Railways conducts RRB ALP examination to select loco pilots and since the number of seats and vacancies are quite a few, only a handful get selected.