Government & Defence Entrance Exam

 Hi Dhara, If the name on your SBI Clerk application form and photo ID proof is different, it's advisable to correct this discrepancy before the exam. The mismatch could lead to issues during document verification on the exam day.Here's what you can do:Contact SBI Helpdesk: Reach out to the SBI Clerk exam helpline and inform them about the discrepancy. They may provide instructions on how to rectify the issue.Correct your Name: If possible, try to update the name on your application form through the application portal or request for a correction, if applicable.Carry Additional Documents: If changes can't be made, carry supporting documents (like an affidavit or a government notice) explaining the discrepancy, along with the required ID proof.To avoid any complications, it's always better to clear such issues beforehand. Best of luck with your exam!

Yes, you can apply for the SBI Clerk exam if you are in the final year or semester of your BA program. However, you must provide proof of passing the graduation exam if you are selected. Here are some other eligibility criteria for the SBI Clerk exam:You must have a bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university or institution. You must have a minimum score of 50% on your tenth-grade board exam from a recognised board. You must be fluent in the official and local languages. You must meet the age limit and other eligibility criteria. The SBI Clerk exam is conducted in two stages: prelims and mains. The prelims exam is conducted in four shifts and the Mains exam is conducted in two shifts.  

The UPSC does not have admiralty jurisdiction. Admiralty jurisdiction is the power of a court to hear and decide maritime cases. In India, admiralty jurisdiction is vested in the High Courts of India by the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017.The UPSC is a central government agency that conducts examinations to recruit civil servants for the Government of India. The UPSC does not have any judicial powers and cannot hear or decide cases.However, the UPSC may ask questions about admiralty law in its examinations for civil servants who are likely to be involved in the maritime industry, such as the Indian Coast Guard or the Indian Navy.

To join the National Defence Academy (NDA) and undergo its rigorous training, candidates must meet specific physical and medical standards. Here's an overview of the key requirements:Physical Standards:Height and Weight:Male Candidates: Minimum height of 157 cm.Female Candidates: Minimum height of 152 cm.Weight should be proportionate to height and age.Chest Expansion:A minimum expansion of 5 cm.Vision:Distance vision (corrected) should be 6/6 in the better eye and 6/9 in the worse eye.Myopia should not be more than 2.5 D, and hypermetropia not more than 3.5 D, including astigmatism.Leg Length:Minimum of 99 cm and maximum of 120 cm.Thigh Length:Maximum of 64 cm.Sitting Height:Minimum of 81.5 cm and maximum of 96 cm.Medical Standards:General Health:Candidates must be free from any medical condition that could hinder training or service.Mental Health:No history of mental or psychiatric illness.Dental Health:Teeth should be healthy, with a minimum of 14 dental points.Preparation Tips:Physical Fitness:Engage in regular cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and flexibility routines to meet the physical standards.Medical Check-up:Undergo a thorough medical examination to identify and address any health issues before applying.Diet and Nutrition:Maintain a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients to support overall health and fitness.For detailed information, refer to the official NDA guidelines provided by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).Meeting these standards is crucial for a successful career in the NDA. Regular physical training and a healthy lifestyle will aid in achieving and maintaining the required fitness levels.