LIC AAO Admit card 2019 Released

LIC AAO Admit card 2019:

The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) examination admit card will be released on April 22, 2019. The candidates who have applied for these positions may download the admit card from the LIC official website - licindia.in.
The applicants must visit the official website for updates. Admit card is examination hall entry pass, therefore, the candidates must carefully read them after downloading.  Through this examination, 590 candidates will be selected for the positions of Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO). 

Admit card contains information like examination venue, date of examination, documents needed to be carried to the exam hall and other details. The applicants have to follow the information provided in the admit card. Certain things such as mobile phones, headphones, and some other articles may not be allowed inside the examination hall. The candidates must read these details of excluded items inside the exam hall. 

How to Download LIC AAO Admit Card 2019

1. First You have to visit the LIC official website - licindia.in
2. Click on "download admit card" link
3. The You have to enter details like your registration number and your date of birth ,then take a print .

Crack SBI CLERK 2019 exam

If you want to crack the SBI CLERK 2019 exam, then first of all your hard work with full dedication and your efforts need to be properly channelized.For this, you need to plan the preparation of the exam properly. By taking time management and your strength and weakness at this level will help you in systematic preparation.There are a few months left for the beginning of the initial examination of the SBI CLERK 2019 exam, so preparations should be made keeping in mind the updated examinations along with the dates of the examination, along with the patterns of examination.

To reduce your steps towards your purpose of passing the SBI CLERK 2019 exam, we are giving you some preparation tips. Observe each point carefully and try applying it daily and you will get a guaranteed break in the SBI CLERK 2019 exam.

You should know the SBI CLERK 2019 test pattern.

IBPS conducts SBI CLERK 2019 exam in three stages for Selection Process

• Preliminary Examination
• Main Exam
• Interview Process

Name of test	No. of Questions	Marks	Duration
English Language	30	30	20 Minutes
Numerical Ability	35	35	20 Minutes
Reasoning Ability	35	35	20 Minutes
Total	100	100	1 Hour

It is compulsory for all the candidates to fulfill all these steps in order to obtain the appointment letter from the bank of their choice for the post of clerical cadre in the concerned bank.

In the initial examination, there are three main sections to test candidates on different domains. They are English language, logic and quantitative qualifications.

Similarly, there are five major sections for examining the proficiency of a candidate in different sections of the Mines Examination of the SBI CLERK 2019 Examination, such as

• English Language, 
• Reasoning, 
• Quantitative Aptitude, 
• Computer Application and General Awareness.

In the end, the interview process is conducted for the selected process so that their presence of mind, banking awareness and communication skills can be ascertained.

Get acquainted with SBI CLERK 2019 exams syllabus.

In order to prepare effectively for the SBI CLERK 2019 exam, candidates must know the entire course of the SBI Clerk exam.

After learning Syllabus, classifying your strengths and weaknesses for the candidates and working in accordance with all areas will be really easy.

How to prepare for each topic for SBI exam

Each section asked in the SBI CLERK 2019 exam has its own importance and weightage. Therefore it is necessary for the candidates to prepare separately for each section and take extra care while keeping their strengths and weaknesses in mind. This will help them to make less errors in exams and get more marks.

Quantitative Eligibility: If you know all the basics and formula related to each chapter, then this section is a piece of cake for you. To score higher in this section, you need to get your original rights. Practice regular questions to speed up this section.

Important sections are often asked in this section: time and distance, work and time, data interpretation, percentage, proportion and proportion, allegations etc.

Reasoning: This is a tricky section, so make preparations accordingly. Time management and accuracy in this section is really necessary. If you score really well in this section then this section can become a game changer for you because the questions asked in the Reasoning are really challenging and amazing.

Important topics to keep in mind while preparing this section are: Logical Reasoning, Cylolism, Blood Relation, Verbal Reasoning, Coding-Decoding, Puzzle etc.

English Language: In this section there are easy sections along with easy sections. Questions are asked almost from each subject but the frequency of the question may vary. It is important for the candidate to know which subject holds the maximum marks and prepares accordingly.

Important topics to keep in mind while preparing this section are: Reading Comprehension, Parag Jumbs, Phil in the Blanks, Paragraph Complete.

Sample papers and Previous Bank exam Paper for practice is the main key.
Solve as much as  you can sample paper as possible and SBI CLERK Mock Test. This will help you get accurate level analysis. You will be able to rank yourself among other candidates for the SBI CLERK 2019 examination across the country.

How to make sure Success in SBI Clerk 2019

Conclusion

1. First make a list of books o read throughly
2. Make your concept clear as per syllabus
3. Solve Previous Bank question papers of last 10 yrs
4. Participate in Test Series in your city
5. Online Test series ,Several Mock test available in Internet

Crack the Prelims Civil Services Examination 2019

How to crack the prelims

By Sri S B Singh

Given its immense popularity among the educated, talented and hardworking youth of the country, the Civil Services Examination is the most bitterly challenged examination that can be found in India. Civil service can provide status, respect, status and status of any other job. Apart from this, it provides job protection and attractive allowances to provide a comfortable lifestyle. But more than all these factors, it is the nature of the job to be displayed in civil services, which motivates many people for it. In addition to offering challenges and diversity, civil services offer the most socially relevant jobs that provide meaning and justification for life. Unlike private sector jobs, where a person is doing most socially irrelevant jobs or even socially harmful jobs, civil services provide satisfactory jobs in police, education, health, welfare etc. That is the reason why many candidates work hard to get. Instead of making career in the private sector, in civil services.

As is well known, this is a three-stage examination that includes prelims, men and interviews. At all three levels of competition (i.e., initial, main and personality test), there are challenges. But it is in the first phase of the examination. That is the initial test, which is the most challenging. However, in order to allow a candidate to appear in the main examination, the prelims are considered as only a qualifying examination, but the fact is that it is both scary and intimidating. This is scary because out of a total of 4-5 lakh candidates, only 15,000 candidates have the chance to be selected at this level. Thus, it does not really translate into a Elimination Test, but rather a elimination process, and even the most talented ones are also at risk of ending in the Prielms level. If someone ends up, then he will have to wait for a full year to get the qualification and to get another chance to be present in the main. It is intimidating because there is much to test from traditional areas like history, culture, geography, environment and ecology, politics, science and technology to current and contemporary issues. While seeking the conceptual understanding of issues in the main exam, the prelims seek both conceptual understanding and factual knowledge which broadens its scope. In this perspective, the initial preparation is the true test of someone's nerves, tenacity, perseverance and perseverance.

Understanding the Prelims examination of UPSC

It requires both conceptual clarity and factual information base: While the main exam wants to test the candidate's conceptual understanding through writing skills, the prelims examine both the concepts and the facts. For example, if you are studying Buddhism and Jainism in history for your preliminary examination, then in both religions a question about the concept of the soul, the concept of God, can be asked, with very good clarity on the related concepts is needed. Then, questions related to facts alone can be asked, e.g. For the various Buddhist councils, where they were organized, for this, there is a need for intensive preparation of both the conceptual aspects along with the factual details of the curriculum.
This is a common test for both the IAS and IFS (Indian Forest Service) examinations: Since both IAS and IFS have the same preliminary examination, the format of the preliminary examination has been revised for both of them to be judged. Earlier, a large number of questions were asked from traditional areas like history, politics and economics. But now there are more questions on geography, environment, ecology, climate change, forestry to evaluate the IFS candidate. This new facility of examination should always be in your preparation.
Third. Preparation beyond NCERT books: It is the publication of NCERT's books that everyone will suggest cracking the preelimms. It is also fairly true. But you can not expect the NCERT books to question just those questions which are excellent on the concepts, but there is a lack of factual details in the examination. Therefore, you also need to consult books beyond NCERT.

Known well-known facts but fewer known facts also matter: There is no doubt in it, you need to know all the famous facts on history, geography etc. But at the same time, you also know about the lesser known facts. Is required because the UPSC has the passion to set such questions. My intentions with lesser known facts are those who are not significantly predictable in news or books. For example, if any money is knowing about the Laundering Act and its provisions, then it should also know which agency investigates and issues cases under this law. It is being implemented by the Enforcement Directorate. Similarly, we all know that the Mean Hour is celebrated every year, but it is also important to know which agency is implementing it i.e. WWF
Best Test Series is not the coaching of stuff, but the UPSC question for the last 15 years: I have a mantra for success in the Priilems. If you solve all the GS questions asked by UPSC in the initial examination in the last 15 years, except for questions related to current affairs, you will get 15-20 questions easily. Questions of previous years are repeated every once in a while. Apart from these, questions are also asked by the previous year's examinations conducted by the UPSC for CAPF, NDA. Some questions of the SSC examination are also asked. Therefore, instead of exercising questions created by commercial coaches and websites, its sensible to practice past years because they are authentic and can be replicated.

1. Strategy for CSAT of UPSC Exam 2019

1. CSAT is of qualifying nature now requiring only  qualifying marks  (i.e. 33% only). It does not make sense to devote too much time for CSAT. The best way of doing CSAT is to  identify  your strong areas  in CSAT syllabus  and do well in that area to score the qualifying marks.  For example, if you are good in maths and reasoning, make it your strength and  it will give you the minimum marks required to qualify. Similarly, if comprehension part is your forte, use it to your advantage in the exam.

DECODING THE  PRELIMS  GS  SYLLABUS of UPSC 2019

• Current topics of national and international importance:

• This constitutes the most challenging part of the prelims syllabus in terms of its wide coverage and diverse nature. The problem here is not the current affairs per se, but the attitude of candidates towards it.  Current affairs is to be done on day to day basis, but majority of candidates keep postponing  it till the close of the prelims exam and then suddenly  get panicky about it. You will definitely find it hard to do current affairs at the last moment because it requires enormous amount of information from diverse fields. Therefore, it should be part of your daily routine. Secondly, the sources should be of diverse nature to collect information on various topics of current affairs. At least 2- 3 newspapers should be thoroughly read and a couple of magazines, including  a foreign weekly like The  Economist, Time, Newsweek etc.,  should also  be perused. Events of last one year should be scrutinized in detail. Additionally, some important events of  two years preceding last year should also be refreshed.
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• History and Culture: 

• Of late, there is a tendency to ask more questions on art and culture part. This needs to be thoroughly done through books like "The wonder that was India " by A. L. Basham,"  The Gazetteer of India"  Modern India should be given more emphasis because large number of questions are asked from this section of history syllabus. For ancient and medieval  India, one can depend on NCERT books , but for Modern  India, at least 2-3 different books must be consulted.

• Geography: 

• In geography, environment and ecology are also included which makes it a large chunk of the prelims exam. Adequate attention must be paid to geography section as it would carry more marks than any other  Atlas  reading holds the clue to understanding  geography. For environment and ecology, websites like ENVIS INDIA, and magazines like Down to Earth will be handy.
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• Polity: 

•  A thorough knowledge of Indian Constitution can take care of the polity section. Any good textbook on Indian  Constitution can be referred to,  but it must be supplemented by reading the articles of the constitution and their interpretations. For this, I would recommend P.M. Bakshi's book on Indian constitution. Needless to add here that the current developments in judiciary, legislature governance issues will also have  to be followed along with  the constitutional provisions. I will recommend  two websites  Live Law and PRS India to update information on polity and law related issues.For prelims 2019 exam, focus should be on matters relating to judiciary and landmark judgements of Supreme Court, change in the electoral laws and changes in the RPA Act, 1951
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• Economic and Social developments: 

• Though in terms of numbers , fewer questions are being set on economics, yet, its current affairs component has been increasing. In other words, there are more current economic questions than the traditional questions on economy. This strengthens the case for a thorough knowledge of Budget, Economic Survey, and careful perusal of economic news appearing in the pink newspapers ( financial newspapers are printed in pink   newsprint).

• Govt schemes, policies and programs: 

• A good number of questions are asked about various schemes of the government. For this, you need to access important  government websites especially of the Ministries of Agriculture, Rural Development,  Social  Justice , Women and Child Development which roll out various welfare schemes. The problem   here is that the questions on government schemes and programs are not of a general nature. The minute details are also asked relating to a particular scheme. Therefore, each government  scheme needs to be followed in its minute details otherwise it will be difficult to arrive at the right option given in the question even though you might know about the scheme.
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• Science and Technology: 

• For best coverage of this section, a two pronged strategy should be employed. One,  basic  theories of physics, chemistry and biology must be buttressed by reading NCERT books on science. Two, applied science, (mostly part of current affairs)  must be covered through newspapers and scientific magazines.

Strategy to score qualifying marks in Prelims: 

One must always remember, it is unrealistic to aim at complete command  of prelims syllabus. What is required is a substantial command over the syllabus and being selective in preparation. Usually, you require 110 marks to qualify in the GS paper of prelims. To achieve this, a safer strategy would be to command a couple of static parts of the syllabus e.g. history, culture and polity and ensure at least 20-25 correct  answers from these areas. Thereafter, one should  focus on securing at least 15-20 answers from the remaining static areas like geography, economy etc. This would ensure at least getting 40 correct answers. Finally, one should  prepare from current affairs to get at least 15 correct answers. If this  pattern of preparation is followed in a discreet manner, one can fetch the required  score i.e. 110 out of a total score of 200.

SUGGESTED BOOKS  LIST for UPSC Prelims 2019

Current Affairs:

• INDIA YEAR BOOK-2019 brought out by Publications Division, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, New Delhi.
• Annual Reports of Ministries of Environment and Forest, Tribal Welfare, Women and Child Welfare, Social Justice, Rural Development, Department of Science and Technology, Atomic Energy, Renewable Energy.
• Major Newspapers
• Current Affairs Magazines
• Websites: PIB, PRS INDIA,

History: 

• NCERT: Ancient India( R S Sharma) , Medieval India (Satish Chandra) , Modern India (Bipan Chandra)
• A L Basham: The wonder that was India
• The Gazetteer of India: Vol . II
• Bipan Chandra: Struggle for India's Independence
• A R Desai: Social Background of Indian Nationalism
• B L Grover: Modern India
• R.C. Pradhan: Raj to Swaraj

Art and Culture

• Publications Divisions books on art and culture
• Basil Gray: The Arts of India
• A. L. Basham : The Wonder That Was India ( chapter on art and architecture)
• The Gazetteer of India, Vol. II: Chapters on art, literature and culture

Geography:

• All NCERT books on geography from Std. vi to xii
• ICSE books on geography.. 8th- 10th std.
• Goh Cheh Leong: Certificate Human and Physical Geography
• Atlas by Oxford India publication

Polity and Constitution:

• P M Bakshi : Constitution of India
• D.D Basu: Constitution of India
• S.C Kashyap: Our Constitution
• M P Singh: Indian Federalism
• B K Sharma: Indian Constitution

Economy: 

• NCERT: Indian Economic Development
• Mishra and Puri: Indian Economy
• Economic Survey 2015-2016
• Yojana
• Major Financial newspapers

General Science:

• NCERT: Std X books on Physics, Chemistry and  std XI and XII books on Biology
• Magazine: Down to Earth

UGC - NET JUNE 2019 DOWNLOAD ADMIT CARD

Downloading of Admit Cards from NTA website : 15-05-2019

UGC - NET JUNE 2019

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ONGC recruitment 2019 For Engineer

ONGC recruitment 2019 For Engineer :

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), a Maha Navratna Public Sector has invited application for 785 posts for the post of graduate trainee in engineering and geo-sciences disciplines at E1 level.

candidates can notify at the official website that is ongcindia.com. 

Start Application Date	5 April 2019
End Application Date	25 April 2019

Total number of Posts- 785

Open- 389

OBC– 190

SC– 101

ST– 47

EWS– 58

Age limit  of ONGC recruitment 2019:

How to apply  for ONGC recruitment 2019:

Step 1: Go the official website (https://www.ongcindia.com)

Step 2:Find click ‘careers’ in the menu

Step 3: Go to ‘recruitment notice’ under the drop-down 

Step 4:Go on on the link ‘Online application process for recruitment Executives at E1 level through GATE-2019′

Step 5: Click on ‘online application’

Step 6: Fill the form and upload images

Step 7: Make fee payment

Step 8: Submit

Fee for ONGC recruitment 2019: 

Applicant will have to pay Rs 370 as registration fee.SC, ST and PwD category will be exempted from paying any charges.

IDBI Recruitment of Executives 2019

IDBI Recruitment of Executives on Contract Basis - 2019

IDBI Bank has invited application for the Executive Post and this recruitments in IDBI Bank are strictly on all India exam basis by open competition.Bank has not hired or authorized any agency or organization or any individual to recommend or recruit any personnel on its behalf or collect any money or commission or charges for recruitment or training or coaching, etc.

Online Registration	April 04, 2019 to April 15, 2019
Exam Date	May 16, 2019
Last date for ON-LINE applications	15.04.2019

Details of POST in this Advertisement

Number of posts	Essential Qualification	Age (years) as on 01/03/2019	Tentative Date of Online Test	Reserved for
				Unreserved (UR)	SC	ST	OBC	EWS	PWD
									VH	OH	HH
300#	Graduate with minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PWD)	Min- 20  Max- 25	May 16, 2019*	137	45	22	81	15	3	3	3

Examination Pattern

The selection process for the post of Executive will comprise of an Online Test.

The structure of the Examination is as follows: 

Sr. No.	Name of Tests	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks	Time Allotted
1	Test of Reasoning	50	50	Composite time of 90 minutes
2	Test of Working English Language	50	50
3	Test of Quantitative Aptitude	50	50
	Total	150	150

IDBI Recruitment of Executives on Contract Basis - 2019

Official Notification Click
Official Website. Click
Online Apply Click