Government & Defence Entrance Exam

To prepare for the General Awareness section of the RBI Grade B exam, focus on staying updated with current affairs, banking, and financial awareness. Start by reading daily newspapers like The Hindu or The Economic Times and using monthly current affairs magazines like Pratiyogita Darpan. Focus on understanding key topics such as RBI policies, economic surveys, banking terms, and financial markets. Regularly attempt online quizzes, mock tests, and past papers to assess your preparation. Additionally, use resources like Manorama Yearbook and Banking Awareness books for revision and understanding the fundamentals. Join online coaching platforms for study materials and discussion groups to stay on track.

Here is a concise list of government job opportunities for B.Sc. Chemistry graduates:Research ScientistPractice in government research working in any institutions and laboratories.Quality Control OfficerMaintain product quality in sectors such as pharmaceutical, manufacturing and production.Lab ChemistCarry out related analysis and experiments in laboratories which are accredited to the government.Chemical EngineerDeal with various production problems in government establishments.Environmental ScientistConfront environmental issues with a body of agencies such as Pollution Control Boards.Forensic ScientistSupport the police in the criminal searches by analyzing chemical elements.Teaching PositionsOne can become an Assistant Professor or Lecturer in government colleges.Defense Sector JobsMake your career in DRDO, ISRO or any other defense organization the aim of all these organizations are to progress in the field of defense technology and provide nation with best technology possible.Public Sector Units (PSUs)The drives will offer roles in oil and gas companies like ONGC, IOCL, and many other public sector undertakings.Agricultural ChemistBack the government on their agriculture efforts.Pass relevant exam and keep checking job sites for these positions to be applicable optimally.

Becoming a gazetted officer in India  requires a university degree i.e graduation degree. Gazetted officers often work in administration, law enforcement, finance, education, healthcare, and other fields.To become a gazetted officer, you usually need to hold a specific rank or position in a government department or agency.Please note that while these positions may be classified as gazetted (12th level), they often fall under Group C or D categories, which may not carry the same administrative responsibilities as Group A or B gazetted officers (graduation level). For higher administrative roles, a university degree is generally required.However, certain positions may accept candidates with a higher secondary (12th grade) qualification. Here are some options you might consider:Assistant Station Master (ASM) in Indian RailwaysClerk in Indian ArmySailor in Indian NavyAirman in Indian Air ForceConstable in Indian Police

For the police exam preparation, first, know about the syllabus and exam scheme as they comprise sections such as general awareness, logical reasoning, and numerical ability. Make a timetable on how to study dedicating 4-6 hours daily for 3-6 months. Concern yourself with attaining physical fitness because some of the tests carry out during police exams may require one to; touch the 100 meter within 15 sec or complete 1.6km run within 10 min. Solve mock tests and previous years' question papers to develop skills in time management and lessen errands. Also, one may join coaching for which charges about INR 8000 to 20000 usually to get proper preparation and advice from experts.

Definitely you can opt for UPSC preparation along with B.Com and it will not pose any further problems .Just take care of these points.Maintain Seperate Study time period for both.Need to focus more on your academics as graduation is more important.Need to utilise your time efficiently You will have to minimise distractions Also you don't need to take much stress and Focus on your mental health UPSC preparation must not harm your Academics Understand the exam pattern and syllabus.Must Build a strong foundation with NCERT books.Read newspapers for current affairs which help you improve communication as well as with preparation.