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Top 5 Government Exams After Graduation: Government jobs in India are often considered to be very prestigious and are sought after by the general population. Most of the positions in government bodies are filled through government exams. Many candidates consider passing a government exam and getting a government job to be a dream come true because of the benefits it provides in terms of security, stability and even beyond retirement.
However, since there are so many applicants hoping to get a job by passing the government exam, there is fierce competition between students. The Indian government holds several exams each year to fill positions in its administrative bodies. Today we will discuss various government exams students can give after their graduation.
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Government Exams After Graduation
A few exams are conducted at the national level and others by various well-recognized colleges and institutions. Before applying for the examination candidates can check their eligibility. We have curated the list of six government exams candidates can opt for after graduation. You can read them below.
IAS Exam
The full form of the IAS examination is Indian Administrative Service. The examination is conducted by Union Public Service Commission. The examination is prestigious and one of the most competitive ones in India. The examination is held once a year to choose and those who clear all three stages of the exam become officers in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and other services.
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SBI PO
Every year, the State Bank of India publishes a recruitment notice seeking graduates to work at various SBI offices for the position of Probationary Officer through the SBI PO exam. Around 2000 PO openings are posted on the SBI website each year. As a result, taking part in the SBI hiring process is the best chance for candidates who want to join as POs.
IBPS Clerk
The full form of IBPS Clerk is the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection Clerk. The exam is conducted by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection. The IBPS exam is conducted every year to recruit clerical cadres for multiple banks in the country. Interested candidates who aspire to join any of the Participating Banks as a clerk or any similar position can apply by registering for the Common Recruitment Process.
RBI Exams
The full form of RBI is the Reserve Bank of India. The RBI conducts examinations for multiple recruitment posts in the bank. The RBI was established in the year 1935 and then further nationalised in the year 1949. It is the only bank in the country responsible to maintain the Consolidated Fund of India and formulating banking policies.
One such exam is the RBI Grade B examination. Candidates who give the RBI Grade B exams will be for the departments of Direct Recruitment (DR) General Cadre, Department of Economic Policy and Research (DEPR) and Department of Statistics and Information Management (DISM). The examination is held only once a year.
Army Ordnance Corps
Army Ordnance Corps is responsible to provide logistics support to the Indian Army during war and peace. The logistics function of the Army Ordnance Corps involves the mechanics of provisioning and procuring all stores required to raise and maintain an efficient and effective fighting army. It entails written tests, physical efficiency tests, medical tests, and document verification. These are all parts of the four-stage recruitment process for the Army Ordnance Corps examination.
FAQs
Every exam can be cracked easily if candidates prepare for it diligently. Candidates need to make different strategies and prepare a study plan before giving any examination.
There are various examinations which students can take up after their graduation. Some of the toughest Indian government exams are Civil Services Examination, National Defence Academy & Naval Academy Examination, Indian Statistical Service Examination, and Combined Medical Services examination.
UPSC is known to be one of the toughest exams in India. There are three stages in UPSC, UPSC Prelims, UPSC Mains and the final round is Interview round.
We hope the information mentioned above regarding various Indian Government Examinations is helpful for the candidates. Candidates willing to give any of the exams must keep themselves updated with their latest notifications on the official website of the exam conducting authority. We wish candidates the best in their preparation and upcoming examinations.
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