Sarkari Naukri in India all information- check here

Sarkari Naukri or Government Job is considered eternity in our country. Those who get any kind of Government Job are treated as one of the most important person of the society.

Today, we live in an era where the population of the country is well beyond control but the Government is not able to generate enough jobs so that everyone can get satisfied. We cannot figure out the exact person to job ratio but we can surely tell that there are very less jobs brought out per year through various vacancies for various people under different category.

Every year, lots and lots of vacancies are brought out by the Government through its main service commissions namely Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and Staff Selection Commission (SSC). Both these competent authorities work towards selecting qualified candidates according to the requirement and eligibility of the concerned jobs of that sector. While UPSC is entitled with conducting exams of related higher posts in Government Administration, SSC conducts exams of junior level officers in the Governmental offices. Likewise the syllabus of too differs from exam to exam and service to service.

But the question arises, why do people run behind Sarkari Naukri in India?

True, there are various private institutions that give lakhs of rupee but still people go for Government job.

1.This is because the Government Job gives the much needed SECURITY which the private firms never give. They can shelve their employee if their business goes wrong.

2.Besides this, in the government job people are subjected to stress free environment as compared to the hectic schedule of the private firms.

3.There are perks and privileges which are more in the Government Job than the Private Job

4.Also there are the Government Leave and other provisions which the Private Job does not offer and which the Sarkari Naukri far more reliable.

Names of some of the major exams through which the candidates get the Sarkari Naukri in India and their conducting bodies are as follows:

• Civil Service Exam – UPSC  (August)

• Indian Forest Service Examination (October/November)

• Engineering Services Exam- UPSC (July)

• Geologist Exam – UPSC (December)

• NDA & NA Exam – UPSC (April & September)

• SCRA Exam – UPSC (July)

• CDS Exam – UPSC (February & August)

• Combined Medical Exam – UPSC (January)

• Indian Economic Service/Indian Statistical Exam – UPSC (November)

• Central Police Forces Assistant Commandants Exam – UPSC (October)
  

The name of the examinations listed above is the ones which give you a chance to join the much prized Sarkari Naukri in India or Government Service. Apart from UPSC and SSC, there are other institutions like CBSE which conducts Examination for the Government service.

The Government also tries to equalize the Educational gaps between the privileged and the marginalized classes by introducing the constitutional benefits in form of Reservation and Fee Remission. That has helped much to the community which has thought once that getting into a Government job is not meant for them and that is why the privileged class has unilaterally monopolized it.

With the advent of Proper Education to all as well as due to growing population and demands, getting into the Sarkari Naukri in India has become difficult now as compared to previous years. That is why the cut offs have soared the recent years and questions have become more tough.


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