Page 1 :
There is competition everywhere in India - be it jobs, schools, or higher education. There is a list of, competitive exams that a candidate can appear. Besides, these competitive exams are broken down into, categories; competitive exams after 12th, competitive exams after under-graduation, and competitive, exams for jobs. There are more than 30 competitive exams for government jobs., , Nevertheless, competitive exams are to test the eligibility of the candidates. The candidates are ranked, according to their grades and percentile. The main objective of these competitive exams is to select, deserving candidates without any prejudice. Moreover, to find the best career, candidates choose, competitive exams for future studies after 12th or after graduation and opt for Government jobs., , List of Competitive Exams in India, Here is the list of compettive exams conducted in India., , Civil Services Examination, Indian Economic Service Examination, Staff Selection Commission, Combined Defence Services Examination, National Defence Academy Examination, Food Corporation of India Examination, IBPS PO Examination, State Bank of India - Probationary Officers, Joint Entrance Examination, NEET, GATE, CEED, LSAT, XAT, CAT, Civil Services Examination, The Civil Services Examination is a national-level competitive examination in India. It is ranked as the top, Civil Services of the Government of India, including the Indian Administrative Service. Besides, it is, conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
Page 2 :
The qualified candidates are given various Central and All India Civil Service posts according to their, ranks in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS),, Indian Revenue Service (IRS), etc., , Read More: Civil Services Exam, , Indian Economic Service Examination, It is the top Engineering job in India. Candidates having a bachelor's degree in economics/ statistics can, apply for the examination., , IES is a national-level examination and is conducted by the United Public Service Commission (UPSC)., , Read More: Indian Economic Service Examination, , Staff Selection Commission, SSC CGL abbreviated for Staff Selection Commission - Combined Graduate Level Examination. Any, candidate who has completed their graduation can apply for this examination., , It is a national-level examination conducted by the Government of India annually., , Read More: Staff Selection Commission, , Combined Defence Services Examination, Combined Defence Services (CDS) is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC)., Graduates from any field of education are eligible for this examination., , Besides, the selected candidates will undergo training at Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval, Academy (INA), Air Force Academy (AFA), and Officers' Trainee Academy (OTA)., , Read More: Combined Defence Services Examination
Page 3 :
National Defence Academy Examination, National Defence Academy (NDA) is conducted for recruiting candidates in the Army, Navy, and Air, Force. Candidates with Physics/ Chemistry/ Maths as their subjects in their graduation can apply only for, this examination., , UPSC conducts the exam. It is held in two stages; one is the written test, and the other is a personal, interview., , Read More: National Defence Academy, , Food Corporation of India Examination, The Food Corporation of India (FCI) conducts the exam for various posts. It is a national-level exam for, various posts under the Government of India. The age limit varies for different groups., , Additionally, the eligibility criteria also differ for each post. However, few relaxations are given for, reserved category candidates., , Read More: Food Corporation of India (FCI), , IBPS PO Examination, Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Exam for Probationary Officer (IBPS PO) is a self-governing, recruitment body. Candidates from all categories can apply for the exam only by holding a graduation, degree from a UGC recognized university., , Besides, the IBPS PO exam is conducted in three stages., , Read More: IBPS PO, , State Bank of India - Probationary Officers, SBI PO exam is conducted to select candidates for the post of Probationary Officers. Graduate, candidates from the age group of 21 to 30 can apply for the exam.
Page 4 :
Besides, the exam is conducted in three stages, preliminary, mains, and personal interview., , Read More: SBI PO, , Joint Entrance Examination, Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is a national-level examination conducted by the National Testing, Agency. It is for admissions to various engineering and architecture courses across India., , Moreover, the exam is classified into JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. The candidates who qualify for the, JEE Main can proceed to apply for JEE Advanced., , Read More: JEE, , NEET, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is conducted all over India for admissions into various, MBBS/BDS Courses. The frequency of the exam is once a year., , Candidates who have completed their 12th with Biology/ Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry and English, from any recognized board can apply for this exam., , Read More: NEET, , GATE, Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering, widely known as GATE, is conducted for admissions into various, undergraduate and postgraduate engineering courses. It is one of the toughest competitive exams to, crack., , Further, the GATE score is also mandatory to be eligible for the various recruitment processes in many, PSUs.
Page 5 :
Read More: GATE, , CEED, Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is conducted to examine the candidate's knowledge, about designing. It is arranged by IIT Bombay annually., , Furthermore, candidates who have secured a graduate degree in BE/ B.Tech/ B.Arch can apply for this, exam. The qualified candidates can enrol for admission to the Master of Design (M.Des) and PhD, programs for the participating colleges., , Read More: CEED, , LSAT, The Law School Admission Council conducts Law School Admission Test (LSAT). The exam is arranged for, admission into various UG and PG courses offered at more than 80 law colleges in India., , The conducting body sets the eligibility criteria for admission., , Read More: LSAT, , XAT, Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) is arranged for candidates for admission into management courses. XLRI, (Xavier Labour Relations Institute) is the conducting authority., , Besides, the eligibility criteria are set up by the conduct committee., , Read More: XAT, , CAT, Common Admission Test (CAT) is conducted by the Indian Institute Of Management for admissions in, top B-schools, including the IIMs. It is a national-level examination conducted annually.
Page 6 :
The candidates must be a graduate from any recognized university to apply for the examination., , Read more: CAT, , Types of Competitive Exams, Competitive Exams after 12th, Competitive Exams after Undergraduation, Competitive Exams for Government Jobs, Competitive Exams After 12th, The big question after 12th is whether the candidate should pursue higher studies or look towards a, more professional future in the Government sector. There are several roles that candidates can apply, for which do not require a bachelor's degree. We've listed them below for your convenience., , Stream List of Exams, Science Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY), National Entrance Screening Test (NEST), Engineering, Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main), JEE Advanced, Birla Institute of Technology & Science Admission Test (BITSAT), COMEDK UGET, IPU CET (B.Tech), MU OET(B.Tech), VITEEE, AMUEEE (B.Tech), UPSC NDA with PCM (MPC), , Law
Page 7 :
Common-Law Admission Test (CLAT), All India Law Entrance Test (AILET), , Medical, National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET), AIIMS MBBS, JIPMER MBBS, , Defense Service, Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET), Indian Navy B.Tech Entry Scheme, Indian Army Technical Entry Scheme, National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination, , Social Science, Banaras Hindu University Entrance (BHU UET), ITT Madras Humanities and Social Science Entrance Examination, TISS Bachelors Admission Test (TISSNET), , Fashion & Design, National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), National Institute of Design Admissions (NID Exam), Symbiosis Institue of Design Exam (SEED), Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED), National Institute of Fashion Design, , Competitive Exams After Under-Graduation, After Under-graduation, there is a lot more pressure on candidates to choose the right exam and head in, the right direction. Our list of exams below are detailed and help you gain more clarity on the respective
Page 8 :
examination. The table below will give you details on how to apply, the best methods to use for, preparation, and a detailed list of the best books to refer to for each examination., , List of Exams, , Conducting Authority, , CAT, , Indian Institute of Management (IIM), , GATE, , Indian Institute of Science/ Indian Institutes of Technology, , GRE, , Educational Testing Service (ETS), , GMAT Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), XAT, , Xavier Labour Relation Institute (XLRI), , CLAT PG, , National Law University, , NEET PG, , National Testing Agency (NTA), , KMAT KUFOS, KIITEE Management, , Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, , JIPMER PG Medical Entrance Exam, Research, IIFT Exam, , Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education &, , The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, , NMAT Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), CEED, , IIT- Bombay, , CMAT National Testing Agency (NTA), LSAT, , The Law School Admission Council (LSAC), , Competitive Exams After Graduation for Jobs, Most of the students are going for a Government job and preparing hard for competitive exams. The, reason is the better career opportunities that can lead to a better, more stable lifestyle. Additionally,, with the rise in competition, the exam gets harder, more strict, and trickier. Luckily for you, we have a, detailed list of competitive exams in India after graduation for jobs and how to tackle them, all listed, below., , Name of competitive Exam, Civil Services Exam, , Conducting Authority, , Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), , SSC CGLStaff Selection Commission (SSC), SBI PO State Bank of India
Page 10 :
How to Prepare for Competitive Exams?, Preparation for a competitive exam is arduous. Preparing for essay type and long answers can drain out, a candidate. Similarly, most of the competitive exams these days are based on the multiple-choice, question pattern. There is also a negative marking for every wrong answer. Hence, candidates need to, be aware of these facts well before the examination., , Whether appearing for the engineering entrance exam, medical entrance exam, MBA entrance exam, CA, or CS exam, Bank or PSU recruitment exam, preparation needs to be adequately planned., To every candidate preparing for competitive exams, here are a few steps that can help clear it with, flying colours:, , 1. Goal Setting: One needs to set a goal and focus all the energy on the achievement of the goal. While, setting goals, one needs to consider his ability, availability, and resources. A clear set of goals in advance, helps in saving time, which is most important for a candidate. A good strategy would always bring you, closer to your goal., , 2. Competition Planning: Alongside studying for the exam, one needs to keep an eye on other things, also. Analysis of the below-mentioned aspects is critical before the exam preparation:, , Deadline for the application submission, Minimum eligibility criteria, The course must have seats available, Percentage score required, Previous year cutoff marks, Age barriers for application, 3. Time Management: Managing your time efficiently is the key to success. Only people who make, proper use of these 24 hours with the right planning achieve their goals. Preparing a timetable is a, routine that has helped several students, toppers, and others. The student should distribute time to, each section, and once you have covered all the topics, more time should be allotted to subjects in, which you are weak., , 4. Mock Tests: Being prepared and ready with the exam format is an advantage. Mock tests aim at, providing the candidate with an idea about the exam. Their preparation is analyzed, and it becomes, easier to solve problems in the exam. But what is difficult is to answer all of them in limited time
Page 11 :
duration. For that, students should take sample papers and try to solve them in a given period, which, will enhance their performance in the real exam scenario., , 5. Clarity On The Topic: Basic thing in a competitive exam is to complete in a given time frame, and the, candidate needs to complete their exam in slightly restricted and less time. To solve these questions in, relatively less time, one needs to have clarity of fundamentals related to mathematics for faster, calculation., , 6. Examination Day: Weeks before the exam, make sure you revise all the topics from the past two years, for which you are preparing. Keep your cool before and during the exam, and attempt the questions, calmly. Double-check your hall ticket and stationery you need to carry. Remember, if you did your best, during the last 1.5 - 2 years, you need not fear anything. It is only your effort that would determine your, result and leave the rest to your luck., , Competition is rising in every functional field these days. Though opportunities are growing, it is not, enough for the growing population, exceptionally skilled individuals. They are hence giving rise to the, competitive world. Competition has much to offer in education. There is a need for specific criteria to, select candidates for various courses where admissions are limited and students applying are more., Therefore, only with proper preparation, any competitive exam in India can be cracked., List of Competitive Exams for Government Job, , Competitive Exams’ Name, , Competitive Exams’ Conducting Authority, , Official website of Competitive Exams, , Minimum Education Qualification, , Posts, , Civil Services Exam
Page 13 :
IBPS PO, , Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, , https://www.ibps.in/, , Graduates from any stream., , Probationary Officers, , SSC CHSL, , Staff Selection Commission (SSC), , https://ssc.nic.in/, , 12th Standard or equivalent examination passed from a recognized Board or University., , Data Entry Operator (DEO), Lower Division Clerk (LDC), Postal Assistant (PA)/ Sorting Assistant (SA),, Court Clerk, , NDA and NA, , Union Public Service Commission, , https://upsc.gov.in/, , 12th Standard or equivalent examination passed from a recognized Board or University.
Page 15 :
Bachelor’s degree from recognized university/ institute., , Combined Defense Service, , IBPS RRB, , Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, , https://www.ibps.in/, , graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized university., , Officer Scale I, II, III, Office Assistant, , RBI Assistant, , Reserve Bank of India, , https://opportunities.rbi.org.in/scripts/vacancies.aspx, , bachelor’s degree in any discipline., , Assistant, , SBI SO, , State Bank of India
Page 16 :
https://www.sbi.co.in/careers/ongoing-recruitment.html, , bachelor’s degree in any discipline with work experience., , Analytics, Translators, Sector Credit, Specialists, Portfolio, Management, Specialists, Sector Risk, Specialists, , IBPS SO, , Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, , https://www.ibps.in/, , 4-year graduate degree., , IT Officer, Law Officer, Rajbhasha Adhikari, Agriculture Field Officer, HR/Personnel Officer, Marketing, Officer, , RBI Grade B Officer, , Reserve Bank of India, , https://opportunities.rbi.org.in/scripts/vacancies.aspx, , graduation degree in any discipline from a recognized university.
Page 23 :
Administration AAO, Development AAO, Accounts AAO, , List of Competitive Exams for Further Study, , Competitive Exams’ Name, , Competitive Exams’ Conducting Authority, , Official website of Competitive Exams, , Minimum Education Qualification, , Courses, , IIT JAM, , Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur (2019), , http://jam.iitkgp.ac.in/, , bachelor’s degree in any subject., , MSC, PhD, Integrated PhD, MSc-PhD dual degree, Joint MSc-PhD, , GATE, , Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (2019)