SSC 2021 (NEW) Exam Calendar

 

Candidates who are looking for the latest updates of UPCOMING SSC 2021 EXAMS need to know the latest Annual Calendar of Examinations where SSC has announced the tentative dates for various exams to be conducted during 2021.

 

Below given is the SSC 2021 NEW EXAM CALENDAR for the ready reference for the SSC exam aspirants.

 

 

SSC 2021 (NEW) Exam Calendar

 

New Annual Calendar Of Examinations of Staff Selection Commission (SSC) showing tentative dates of the exams to Be Held During 2021
Name of the Exam	Application Start - Closing Date	Date of Exam
Combined Graduate Level Examination-2019 (Tier-I)	22nd October 2019 to 22nd November 2019	3rd to 9th March 2020 (CBE)
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination-2019 (Tier-I)	3rd December 2019 to 10th January 2020	17 to 19 March 2020 Conducted 12th to 16th October 2020 19th to 21st October 2020 26th October 2020
Junior Engineer (Civil, Electrical & Mechanical) Examination – 2019 (Paper-I)	13th August 2019  to 12th September 2019	27th to 30th October 2020
Combined Graduate Level Examination-2019 (Tier-II)	-	2nd to 5th November 2020
Examination for Selection Posts Phase-VIII/ 2020	21st February to 20th March 2020	6th, 9th and 10th November 2020
Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination – 2019	20th September 2019 to 18th October 2019	16th Nov to 18th Nov 2020
Junior Hindi Translator, Junior Translator, Senior Hindi Translator and Hindi Pradhyapak Examination-2020 (Paper-I)	29th June 2020 to 25th July 2020	19th November 2020
Combined Graduate Level Examination-2019 (Tier-III)	-	22nd November 2020
Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination-2020 (Paper-I)	17th June to 16th July 2020	23rd Nov to 26th Nov 2020
Constable (Executive) in Delhi Police Examination, 2020	1st August 2020 to 7th September 2020	27th Nov, 30th Nov, 1st Dec to 3rd Dec, 7th Dec to 11th Dec and 14th December 2020
Junior Engineer (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Quantity Surveying and Contract) Examination-2019 (Paper-II)	-	31st January 2021
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination-2019 (Tier-II)	-	14th Feb 2021 (Des)
Junior Hindi Translator, Junior Translator, Senior Hindi Translator and Hindi Pradhyapak Examination-2020 (Paper-II)	-	14th Feb 2021 (Des)
Junior Engineer (Civil, Electrical & Mechanical) Examination – 2020 (Paper-I)	1st Oct to 30th Oct 2020	22nd to 25th March 2021
SI in Delhi Police, CAPFs and ASI in CISF Examination -2019 (Paper-II)	-	26th March 2021
Stenographer Grade ‘C’ & ‘D’ Examination-2020	10th Oct to 4th Nov 2020	29th to 31st March 2021
Combined Higher Secondary (10+2) Examination-2020 (Tier-I)	6th Nov to 15th Dec 2020	12th Apr to 27th Apr 2021
Combined Graduate Level Examination-2020 (Tier-I)	21st Dec 2020 to 25th Jan 2021	29th May to 7th June 2021
Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination-2020 (Paper-II)	-	12th July 2021
Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff Examination-2020 (Paper-I)	2nd Feb to 18th March 2021	1st to 20th July 2021
Constable (GD) in CAPFs, NIA, SSF and Rifleman (GD) in Assam Rifles Examination, 2020	25th Mar to 10th May 2021	2nd to 25th Aug 2021

 

Hope this calendar will help the SSC EXAM ASPIRANTS to plan the respective exam preparations for the UPCOMING SSC EXAMS!!!

UGC NET CBSE CHAPTER - INDIAN CONSTITUTION

 

Framing of the Constitution

 

The thought to have Constitution was given by M.N. Roy (A pioneer of Communist Movement in India).

The present constitution was structured by the Constituent Assembly of India which was setup under Cabinet Mission Plan of May 16, 1946.

 

Composition of Constituent Assembly

 

The Constituent Assembly had 389 members, of which 292 were elected by the elected members of the Provincial Legislative Assemblies while 93 members were nominated by the Princely States. A delegate from every four Chief Commissioners Provinces of Delhi, Ajmer-Marwaf, Coorg and British Baluchistan was also added.

 

Each Province and each Indian State or group of States were allotted the total number of seats proportional to their respective population  in ratio of one to a million. The seats in each province were distributed among the three main communities - Muslim, Sikh and General, in proportion to their respective populations.

Members of each community in the Provincial Legislative Assembly elected their own representatives by the method of proportional representation with single transferable vote. The method of selection in the case of representatives of Indian States was to be determined by consultation. But when the Muslim League decided to withdraw its members from the Constituent Assembly of India and with the creation of a separate Constituent Assembly for Pakistan on July 16, 1947, the membership of the Constituent Assembly of India was reduced to 299, out of which 229 represented the provinces and 70 were nominated by the Princely states.

 

Drafting Committee        

 

Drafting Committee, had the responsibility of drafting the Constitutional document during the recess of the Constituent Assembly, from July 1947 to Sept 1948, was formed on Aug 29, 1947.

It constitutes the following members:

1.      Dr. B. R. Ambedkar - Chairman

2.      N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar

3.      Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar (a distinguished jurist)

4.      K.M. Munshi (a distinguished jurist)

5.      Syyed Mohd. Saadulla

6.      N. Madhav Rao fin place of B.L. Mitra)

7.      D.P Khaitan (T Krishnamachari, after Khaitan's death in 1948)

 

Functioning of the Constituent Assembly

 

B N Rao was selected as constitutional advisor of the Assembly. The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly took place on Dec 9, 1946 with Dr. Sachidan and Sinha as its interim President. Dr. Rajendra Prasad was elected as its President on Dec 11, 1946. The Assembly had 13 committees for framing the constitution.

The important ones were:

Committee	Chairman
Union Power Committee	Jawaharlal Nehru
Fundamental Rights and Minority Committee	V.B Patel
Provincial Constitution Committee	V.B Patel
Union Constitution Committee	Jawaharlal Nehru
Drafting Committee	B.R Ambedkar
Flag Committee	Jivatram Kripalani
Steering Committee	K.M Munshi

All these Committees submitted their reports, which were widely discussed by the Constituent Assembly.

Which MBA COURSE IS WORTHWHILE: full time or distance?

MBA ADMISSION IN GURGAON

MBA COURSE

Title: Which MBA COURSE IS WORTHWHILE: full time or distance?

Hi Aspirants!!!

Are you looking for MBA COURSE in any of the related fields of your choice?

If yes, then you must be thinking about where to take admission and in which mode. MBA courses are available both on full-time mode and distance learning mode. One can choose any of the modes depending upon the need and priorities.

There are a number of Universities offering MBA COURSES full time as well as distance learning such as IGNOU, JNU, etc. When it comes to taking admissions it becomes difficult to decide which university is best for the course and which model is best suited for you. Such confusions can be easily sorted out when to reach and get adequate guidance and counseling from any of the reputed ADMISSION CONSULTANTS IN GURGAON or nearby your locality.

With a recent survey conducted amongst those who have completed MBA course found that distance learning is always the best option. Most of the MBA aspirants are working as they are graduates and cannot afford to sit idle. Although full time MBA course from a renowned institute is very beneficial if you are focused to take your field in the long run. Such candidates do not join any private company to earn their livings. They wait for the best opportunities to get higher education for better future prospects than for short term living avenues. Regular students always stand the best chance to get high potential job with reputed MNCs.

While comparing Full-time MBA with MBA (Distance Learning), Full-time MBA is given higher importance. There are some factors need to be considered while taking admission in MBA.

1.      If you are a fresher, then full time program is best for you unless you are not working anywhere.

2.      In case you are having confirmed job with all the perks and benefits, then it will be a fool’s play to leave the job and pursue Full-time MBA.  In that event choose MBA (Distance Learning).

3.      MBA (Distance Learning) is a smart choice for those who want to increase their professional experience as it a great value to one’s CV to get good and encouraging offers from renowned organizations with handsome package.

4.      In case you are planning to join the education sector then opt for a full-time MBA. You will never be measured as a qualified teaching faculty with a distance education certificate. Also, full-time MBA allows you to study further and pursue a PhD in the future. Distance learning will not allow you that opportunity.

5.  If you are dreaming a big opportunity then kindly make a note that reputed organizations do not consider MBA (Distance Learning) as valid, no matter what the situation is. Full-time MBA keeps you on the safe side. Furthermore, if you administer to shelter a seat in one of the top management institutes for a full-time program, you must not let your current job prevent you from joining the institute. You will have much better scopes once you pass out from one of these top management institutes.

I hope these points are appropriate for you to decide between an MBA Full-time or Distance Learning course to make your career. It is entirely your preference because the course content is the same in both the cases but weightage in the professional field is different.

Choose wisely and in case you are not able to decide on your own, seek the help of ADMISSION CONSULTANTS OF MBA IN GURGAON or nearby your locality. They are the best guides to recommend you the best university or institute as they are highly experienced in the admissions.

All the Best!!!

How to enhance listening skills for IELTS?

IELTS is a test which is taken to examine the English language proficiency of the candidates applying for abroad studies. IELTS score enables candidates to get an opportunity of studying in 140 countries of the world which includes schools, universities, government departments, employers, immigration authorizes and other professional institutes. Although there is no competition as such in this test yet it needs a professional preparation as it is the gateway to enter into a country of your choice to pursue studies.  One should prepare to score well in IELTS.

IELTS is held in two versions-

1. Academic
2. General Training

Now let us know the exam pattern of IELTS before starting the preparation for it.

Test Pattern IELTS 2018

Section                        Time limit                               Description of number of questions

Listening                     30 minutes                               4 sections, 40 items

Reading                       60 minutes                               3 sections, 40 items

Writing                        60 minutes                               2 tasks

Speaking                   11-14 minutes                             3 part one-on-one conversation

Listening section pattern of IELTS

Listening section of IELTS is one of the major sections of IELTS Tests. It comprises of four sections with 40 items. It is very essential to prepare this section separately and work extensively to enhance the listening skills.

Some of the essential preparation tips for Listening section are:

1.One-to-one communication: 

It is an interaction between two persons where one is asked to note down exact details from the conversation between them.  The best way to practice for listening skills is to listen to various conversations and news bulletins. After listening to the matter carefully note down the same in your own words the details of the same. This practice will help you enhance your vocabulary and comprehension skills.

2.Listen to various speech: 

In this section, the candidates have to listen to a speech and answer to the questions related to it. The test will examine your understanding level of the language through IELTS Coaching Institute in Jalandhar. The idea flowing in the speech should be highlighted the way it has been delivered in it.

3. Monologue: 

Monologue is a long extract in a play, poem or story that given the details of the thoughts and feelings of a character. It is similar to speech which can be practiced by listening attentively to the discussions and debates on television.

4. Group discussion: 

It is very important to master the listening skills as major portion of ielts test involves listening section with four different types of questions. Group discussion is one of the challenging ones where candidate should be a dedicated and attentive listener and convey his or her views on the same too.

Hope these tips with sectional description will help you enhance your listening skills to get the maximum out of this section in IELTS Test.

How to prepare for English Section of SSC CGL Tier 1?

English section is one of the important sections of SSC CGL Exam as it covers three tiers. Tier I carries 50 marks questions, Tier 2 carries 200 marks and Tier 3 carries 100 marks. Therefore English has become a part and parcel for SSC CGL Exam, prepare it well.

Tier I and II are objective type exams where question paper has following categories:

1. Basic Grammar
2. Comprehension
3. Vocabulary
4. Synonyms and antonyms

1. Basic Grammar: 

The English section comprises of 50 questions where 5-10 questions are based on spot the error exercise and 5 questions on sentence improvement exercise. These questions need a thorough knowledge and strong command over basic grammar rules. Therefore one should learn the rules and practice the questions related to it immediately after covering the topics such as Tenses, Subject Verb agreement, voices, etc. You may also get benefits through SSC Course for fulfill your dreams.

2. Comprehension:

It is generally observed that many candidates find it difficult to solve Reading Comprehension as it takes lot of time to solve. In case you want to attempt this section practice it and while doing so you should read the questions first and then the passage. It will give you targeted reading and you will be able to get the answers quickly without taking much time.

3. Vocabulary: 

 One can improve vocabulary by reading English newspaper daily and make a list of new words in a separate note book. Write the respective antonyms and synonyms and revise them regularly. To know the usage of these words try to make sentences or use them in your daily life by talking in English to learn the meaning well and quickly.

4. Synonyms & Antonyms: 

There are about 5 to 10 questions based on antonyms, synonyms, one word substitution and idioms and phrases. Take the help of previous year question papers and solve the questions based on these topics. It will give you the idea about the type of words asked in the exam.

Hope you will get enough help from the tips given above to prepare for English Language section and score well. And, get affordable SSC Coaching Dehradun and get desired results for the exams.