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Railway Recruitment Board (RRB)
The RRB is in charge of administering and supplying Sarkari Naukri across the country’s railroads. RRB deals a variety of recruitment examinations each year, and each year, crores of applicants apply for those exams. RRB has additional administrative divisions in the country’s 21 regions to streamline the recruitment process.
Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
The purpose of this organization, which the Indian government operates, is to fill various positions in the many ministries and departments of the Indian government. In addition, the SSC is responsible for running recruiting tests to choose people to fill positions in subordinate offices. In addition to this, SSC has split the administrative authority into eight distinct areas.
Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS)
IBPS is in charge of handling vacancies for the country of India’s public sector banks. Exams can be given by the organization that is in charge of recruiting for various positions, including probationary officers, clerks, and specialized officers. State Bank of India (SBI) Instead of using the IBPS, the SBI runs recruiting tests for specialized officers, clerks, and probationary officers. The recruiting procedure used by SBI is similar to the one followed by IBPS; however, the SBI process is managed in a standalone fashion.
In Insurance Sector
In the insurance industry, several insurance firms overseen by the government each have their recruiting test to attract candidates for positions such as Administrative Officers (AO), Assistant Administrative Officers, and other roles. Insurance firms include LIC, OICL, NIACL, etc.
UPSC
The UPSC is an agency that is responsible for administering examinations to applicants to fill vacancies on a nation
wide scale. Exams for employment in all India services, including the IAS, IFS, and IPS, as well as group A and group B postings in central services, are administered by the UPSC. In addition, the UPSC is in charge of administering the recruitment tests for the various military services in India.
Indian Post
No separate test is required to enter the Indian Postal Services for recruiting purposes. Both the SSC and the UPSC will administer exams for candidates to be considered for the position. On the other hand, the majority of posts are filled depending on how candidates perform on the qualifying exams.
Central Board of Secondary Education
In addition to being responsible for the administration of school exams, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) also has a hand in selecting new instructors for classrooms throughout the country. Applicants who have passed the CTET and meet the requirements can submit their applications to various government schools.
