Top 5 govt. jobs in India
The top 5 common government exams are known to almost everyone.
1. UPSC (Union Public Service Commission)
2. State PCS (State Provincial Civil Service/ Public Service Comission)
3. SSC exams (Staff Selection Commission)
4. RRB exams (Railway Recruitment Board)
5. Bank exams
Yeah! That’s it. Really? Well not. But the fact is a majority of people only knows above exams which I mentioned, not beyond that. Even if they might research a variety of other exams, they don’t take it seriously. I wrote this blog for all govt. job aspirants who want to know about different exams, with eligibility criteria to apply. I know, who are trying for exams, are very particular about time, they don’t want to waste any time on researching about different exams. So, keeping them in my mind, I come up with a blog, contains all possible exams, where you get more knowledge about it.
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Competition is drastically high, so every aspirant should try at least more than 1 exam to get their seat.
Govt. exams after graduation:
1. UPSC EPFO Exam: This exam is conducted by UPSC for the post of Enforcement Officer or Account officer in the Employees provident fund organization. The eligibility criterion is a bachelor’s degree or equivalent required. But the bachelor’s degree subjects can be varied according to a different post so please cross-check with the official website.
2. ESIC (Employees’ State Insurance Corporation) Exam: The eligibility criteria of education qualification can be varied according to posts. All details you will get on ESIC official website. Some posts may be filled through interviews.
3. Food Corporation of India (FCI) vacancies: A FCI has different vacancies like Asst. General Manager (General Administration, Law, Technician, etc.), Food Inspector, some Medical related posts are available. Education qualification again varies according to job posts. I think an official website can provide you best information. This blog is for your reference, for your help so you can explore more specifically about govt. job.
4. NABARD Vacancies: National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development publishes a variety of officer posts.
5. Tourism officer: Ministry of Tourism fills this kind of posts and this recruitment, I think, it practices state-wise.
And there are many more vacancies, job opportunities, govt. exams to apply. But just wants to tell you that with my experience, don’t get too dependent on govt. exams as vacancies are limited but candidates are infinite each year. To pass the exam is easy but to get selected for a job is not. If unfortunately, you didn’t clear the exam then try it for one more year. If you fail again then try it again but with having a backup plan. And the backup plan does not mean that you are not applying with certitude, it simply means that you are playing it in a very safe manner and you are intelligent enough to make your life better. After 2–3 attempts, grab any job in your interested field to remove your fresher tag from your resume to explore furthermore good financially stable jobs.
I have seen many students who give up after failing govt exams and they don’t do anything after this. They lose their self-esteem, confidence and live the rest of life without any hope. I see many candidates go to astrologers to decide which optional subject should be better for themselves, they ask questions about their selection chances. They do all remedies for that … I mean to say that students are so crazy for govt. exams and some of them appear without having a good, safe backup. This leads to depression, anxiety attacks, and all other mental disorders. . Presently, a very popular web series is streaming on YouTube titled TVF’s Aspirants, please go and watch, amazingly explained by the TVF team about pressure during competition exams, how we should prepare, what needed to become IAS, at what level we need to sacrifice to achieve our goal and many things. I am not promoting anyone but I liked the way they have shown on the screen.
Lastly, I wanted to say that through my blog, don’t give up, do whatever you love. If needed, then sacrifice everything to achieve success then come back to the root.
Good luck! You all are kind!
