CAPF

The CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds, which are conducted by the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS), are a popular choice for MBA candidates in India. The CAP rounds are held for admission to various MBA programs offered by institutes that are affiliated with AIMS. ATMA (AIMS Test for Management Admissions) is one of the exams whose scores are accepted in the CAP rounds. Here are some benefits of applying through the CAP rounds ATMA for MBA stream candidates:
Wider Choice of Institutes: The CAP rounds provide MBA candidates with a wider choice of institutes to apply to. The process involves multiple rounds of seat allocation, which allows candidates to apply to several institutes and maximize their chances of securing a seat in a preferred institute. Simplified Application Process: Candidates can apply to multiple institutes through a single application form in the CAP rounds. This simplifies the application process and reduces the burden of filling multiple application forms. Common Entrance Test Score: The ATMA score is accepted by several institutes affiliated with AIMS. This saves the candidate from having to appear for multiple entrance tests and also helps them to save time and money. Transparency: The CAP rounds are conducted in a transparent manner, with the allocation of seats based on a candidate's score and preference. This ensures that seats are allocated purely on merit, and there is no bias or discrimination. Counseling: The CAP rounds also provide candidates with counseling and guidance on choosing the right institute and programme based on their score and preference. This can be particularly helpful for candidates who may be confused about which institute to choose. Overall, applying through the CAP rounds ATMA can provide MBA candidates with several benefits, including a wider choice of institutes, a simplified application process, and transparency in seat allocation.

CAPF exam conducted by UPSC for post of assistance commandant in central armed police force CRPF, BSF, ITBP, SSB and CISF exams are conducted by UPSC. It is also conducting civil service exam but ACPF AC is different.
Selection process of CAPFAC2 papers are there. Paper 1:- GS paper (objective type), 125 questions, total 250 marks.
Paper 2 English (descriptive, consists of essay, notice, precise, arguments and grammar), total 200 marks. You have to score min. 50 marks in paper 2. Cutoff is decided from paper 1 to qualify for PST/MET. After written paper result, UPSC asks you to fill up DAF (detailed application form). It takes about 2 months after result for PST/MET. UPSC designate one force (out of 5) every year to take PST. On day of PST, first of all document verification is done (they give you a whole list with PST ADMIT CARD). Then they take your physical tests (all 4 events notified in notification). Order may change but most usual order is 100m -&get; 800m -&get; long jump -&get; short put throw. Those who qualify in Physical tests are taken to Medical tests. (Don't worry too much for medical as you can not do anything about it, just maintain your weight and chest measurements). Then after 3 months, interview schedule comes. A link is provided on UPSC website to download call letter. A list of documents required for verification is given with call letter and after verification, you are sent for interview (4 panel member body). Final result is declared after 45 days of last day interview.