Wednesday, 18 July 2012

SSC Exam 2012 and online applicaton form details


SSC Exam 2012 and online applicaton form details


Welcome to SSC or Staff Selection Commission recruitment 2012 news section. SSC open vacancies time to time for various region to recruit eligible candidates for various posts. Wehttp://recruitmentnews.co.in make this SSC recruitment 2012 page to inform all interested and eligible persons about upcoming Staff Selection Commission examination. Please read full article to know latest vacancies.

SSC Latest Recruitment for the year 2012

Name of the post
No of VacanciesLast Date(Online registration)Written test
Data Entry OperatorLower Division ClerkNo of vacancies not mentioned in advertisement 

Part I(8/8/2012) and part II (10/8/2012)21stOct, 2012And
28st Oct, 2012
Sub Inspector3351st part: 1stJuly, 2012, 2nd part: 6th July, 201219th Aug, 2012
StenographerNon mentioned25th May, 201229th July, 2012

SSC Data Entry Operator and Lower Division Clerk Exam 2012

Vacancy Details: SSC comes with news to conduct Data entry operator and Lower Division Clerk written exam All over India. It is one of the biggest recruitment drive, conduct by SSC every year.
Important Dates: Online registration for DEO and LDC posts starts from: 14th July, 2012 (Saturday). Application (Part-I) should be reach on 8th Aug, 2012(Wednesday) and (Part-II) 10th Aug, 2012 (Friday). If you are from far flung area date to reach application form (Part-I&II) relaxed upto 17th Aug, 2012(Friday). All over written examination will be conduct on 21st Oct, 2012 (Sunday) and 28th Oct, 2012 (Sunday).

Am I eligible for this SSC DEO and LDC Exam?

Applicants who are interested in this advertisement have to complete following eligibility conditions:
Age: Minimum age of applicant required 18 (eighteen) years and maximum 27 (twenty seven) years. Age limitations set as on 1st Aug, 2012. Persons who are belongs to scheduled cast, scheduled tribe, other backward class and physically challenged person may see full advertisement for upper age relaxation.
Educational qualification: Applicant to completed 10+2 or higher secondary qualification is eligible under this condition.

Selection procedure

It is very simple, SSC will arrange written test for those who successfully applied for Data Entry Operator and Lower Division Clerk position. After written test, SSC will check the paper through computer, and candidates who scored minimum qualified marks will be invited for skill test/typing test.

Application Procedure

Fee: Rs. 100 (Rupee one hundred only) for unreserved, general or other backward classes category only. No fee for SC/ST/PWD.
Applicant who want to apply online for this exam have to deposit fee through SBI or State Bank of India’s net-banking. For others fee should be deposit in the form for “Central Recruitment Fee Stamps(CRFS)”only. This is available at all departmental postal office.
How to apply: Applicant has to submit application online mode or offline mode. If you want to submit application online mode, go to www.ssconline.nic.in website, first fill the part (I) and after this fill (Part-II).

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For more information about SSC higher secondary level examination 2012 for data entry operator and lower division clerk, download full advertisement

Wednesday, 30 May 2012


IBPS  going to conduct common written exam for Regional Rural Banks-IBPS RRB Recruitment 2012

IBPS accepted the Proposal to conduct CWE for RRB Recruitment 2012.Earlier we know that IBPS Handling the Recruitment’s for Probationary Officer-PO, Specialist officers and Clerks.Now this is the time to conduct Common written test to Recruit various vacancies like Clerk,PO and Officers for Various Regional Rural Banks.
National Bank for Rural and Agriculture Development ,commonly known as NABARD will supervise the whole selection process. There are totally 82 Regional Rural banks will participate in Recruitment process of IBPS,through common exam.Eligible candidates have to apply online through filling up the Online application form like IBPS PO,Clerk exams.The  RRB syllabus,Selection process will announce later.
Candidates,who want to get the job in any Regional Rural Banks ready to take the exam,which announce in this year.Previously we know that IBPS Conducting the cwe for PO,Clerk and Specialist officers.In this Recruitment’s only 19 public sector banks participated.Almost all top PSU Banks participated but State bank of India(SBI) and associate banks conducting their own exam to recruit the staff.

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Tuesday, 29 May 2012

One All India Common Engineering Entrance Exam (Engg. CET) likely from 2013 including IITs

One All India Common Engineering Entrance Exam (Engg. CET) likely from 2013 including IITs
After National Entrance cum Eligibility Test for under graduate and Post Graduate Medical courses ( NEET ) , the Centre has in principle agreed to an All India common entrance test for admission to all engineering colleges, including the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).

AIEEE, IIT-JEE and StaTe CET may go away !
The council of IITs today proposed a pan-India common entrance aptitude test for admission to engineering programmes — in IITs and other colleges as well — possibly from 2013. 
This will replace the current system of a joint entrance examination for IITs and separate tests for state engineering colleges. Officials said private colleges can use this test too.
Another proposal is to weaken the clout of coaching institutes by giving weightage to Class XII exam results. However, states need to be on board with a normalization process given that each has its own board examinations.

Announcing this after a five-hour meeting of the Council of IITs, which has also agreed to the proposal, Union Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal, however, said that the proposed move to have in place a common entrance test for all engineering colleges across the country will be subject to approval by the Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE) and the state governments.
“We have decided there shall be one exam and will try and put that into operation from 2013,” Sibal said.
The Council of IITs indicated that students who get admission to the premier engineering schools might end up paying a substantial amount towards cost of their education.
The Kakodkar committee had recommended raising the fees to Rs 2 lakh a year. Sibal said this would be factored in but IIT fees would remain the same at Rs 50,000 per year .The cost factor for an IIT for each students now stands at around Rs 8 lakh against the Rs 2 lakh paid over the entire duration of the BTech programme. He said the implementation of the Kakodkar panel recommendation, which sought to raise the tuition fee to Rs 2 lakh a year, was “not possible”, in the interests of all sections of society.
In the context of the pan-India common entrance test, Sibal said an all-India merit list would be prepared based on the combined weightage given to Class XII examinations and to a common test. The test would examine a students’ logic and non-subject matters.
He said weightage would be given to the marks obtained in Class XII boards after the results “are equalised for which Indian Statistical Institute will put in place a mathematical formula for equalisation.”

 up paying a substantial amount towards cost of their education.
The Kakodkar committee had recommended raising the fees to Rs 2 lakh a year. Sibal said this would be factored in but IIT fees would remain the same at Rs 50,000 per year .The cost factor for an IIT for each students now stands at around Rs 8 lakh against the Rs 2 lakh paid over the entire duration of the BTech programme. He said the implementation of the Kakodkar panel recommendation, which sought to raise the tuition fee to Rs 2 lakh a year, was “not possible”, in the interests of all sections of society.
In the context of the pan-India common entrance test, Sibal said an all-India merit list would be prepared based on the combined weightage given to Class XII examinations and to a common test. The test would examine a students’ logic and non-subject matters.
He said weightage would be given to the marks obtained in Class XII boards after the results “are equalised for which Indian Statistical Institute will put in place a mathematical formula for equalisation.”


Tuesday, 15 May 2012


Central Bank of India 



Recruitment & Promotions Division, Human Resource Central Office, 
Chander Mukhi, Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400021 

Central Bank of India, a leading Public Sector Bank, invites Online applications from Indian Citizens for appointment, from qualified candidates who hold a valid score card issued by IBPS, for recruitment to the Post of Probationary Officer. : 
  • Probationary Officer (PO) : 1000 posts (UR-418, OBC-223, SC-124, ST-235) (PH-30) in JMG-I Scale Rs.14500-25500, Age : 20-30 years as on 01/07/2011, Revised Qualification : Valid IBPS score obtained in Common Written Examination minimum 160 for General Category, 155 for OBC Category,  150 for SC Category and 130 for ST Category. 
Application Fee : RS. 250/- for General & OBC Category Candidates only and Rs. 50/- for others as intimation charges at any Central Bank of India Branches in India by cash only thru a payment challan. 

How to Apply : Apply  Online at Central Bank website from 11/05/2012 to 25/05/2012 only. 

Details as available at https://www.centralbankofindia.co.in/upload/Final%20Adv.pdf and Please visit Career section of Central Bank of India website  at  https://www.centralbankofindia.co.in for details and online submission of application from 11/05/2012 onwards.