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Coal India Limited MT Cut off Marks 2017

Coal India Limited(CIL) Company is going to conduct recruitment for the post of Management Trainees(MT).

About Coal India Limited Company:

Coal India Limited (CIL) is a schedule ‘A’ – Maharatna Public Sector Undertaking under Ministry of Coal, Government of India, is the single largest coal producing company in the world and the largest corporate employer with approximately 3.42 lakh employee, contributing around 81% of the total coal production in India. It operates 471 mines in 21 major coalfields across 8 states in India (West Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Maharastra, Chattisgarh, UttarPradesh, Assam). In the financial year 2013-14 we produced 471.581 MTs of coal.

Job Details :

Coal India Limited MT 2017 Selection Process:

Candidates will be selected based on performance in Computer Based Online Examination followed by interview conducted by Coal India Limited (CIL). Candidature will be subject to verification of details/documents at the time of interview and appointment.

Date of Computer Based Online Examination : 26 March 2017

Coal India Limited MT Cut off marks:

The cut off marks will depend on the available vacancies , difficulty level of the exam and various other factors.

Coal India Limited MT Previous Year Cut off:

Cut off marks for Coal India Management Trainee 2014 examination is given in the table below for each category.

Coal India Limited MT 2017 Cut off Marks(Expected):

CIL MT Expected Cut off Marks 2017 : Coal India Limited will release the cut off marks for the Management Trainees (MT) exam after the declaration of result. You can check the cut off marks from the official website of Coal India Limited - www.coalindia.in

Here, we are giving the category wise expected cut off marks for CIL MT 2017.

NOTE: Cut off marks is Based on Students Paper view.

The cut off will vary for each category. The cut off marks might slightly vary for each post.

(a) CIL MT Electrical Cut off Marks 2017

The paper 1 will be common. The paper 2 will be from the electrical domain. The previous

year paper for CIL MT Electrical was of moderate difficulty.

(b) CIL MT Mechanical cut off marks 2017

The paper 1 will be common. The paper 2 will be from the Mechanical domain. The previous year paper for CIL MT Mechanical was difficult.The cut off may go high for this year.

(c) CIL MT Civil Cut off Mark 2017

The paper 1 will be common. The paper 2 will be from the electrical domain. The previous

year paper for CIL MT Electrical was of easy to moderate difficulty.

Stay tuned with us for more updates on Coal India Limited Cut off marks for Management Trainees(MT).

SSC Junior Hindi Translator Recruitment and Application Form 2017

SSC has released an official notification inviting online applications for the following posts:

• Junior Hindi Translators
• Senior Hindi Translator
• Junior Translator or Hindi Pradhyapak/Professor

These posts are for Central Hindi Training Institutes at various Indian Ministries and Subordinate departments under Government of India.

SSC Hindi Translators Recruitment 2017 Important Dates:

SSC MTS Official Notification - Check Here

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How to Apply for the SSC Hindi Translatos/Pradhyapak vacancy online:

• Visit the website :http://vacancycollection.nic.in/SSCVacancy/
• Enter your username and password.
• Fill the form for the desired post.
• Verify and submit the form.
• Take a printout of the form for future reference.

Points to Note:

• The maximum age limit for all posts is 30 years.(with relaxation as applicable for SC/ST/OBC)
• After the submission of vacancies, a printout of the same along with Gazetted notified copy of Recruitment Rules(RRs) and NOC from the Surplus Cell of DOP&T may be furnished to the commission by 7-04-2017.
• The vacancies will be accepted only after receipt of this printout along with the necessary documents.

Stay tuned for more updates on SSC Junior Hindi Translator Application Form 2017.

DMRC Result 2017

Check Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) Result Here

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced the results for the written test conducted for various posts. The DMRC exam was conducted in 14 to 28 February for various posts. Candidates can check DMRC CRA result, DMRC JE result and DMRC JE result on the official website.

How to Check the DMRC Result 2017:

• Navigate to the “Careers” section and find the appropriate result link for the various exam.
• Click on the link “shortlisted candidates for the selection process for the post”.
• The names of the candidate will be displayed on the screen.
• Selected candidates should attend the selection process at the Metro Bhawan, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi – 110001 on mentioned time.

Click here to View the DMRC Result 2017

The shortlisted candidates will be called for Group Discussion(GD) and Persona Interview(PI). Let us see what how the GD an d PI rounds will be conducted.

Group Discussion

GD (Group Discussion) is an important part of the DMRC recruitment process.

A GD is a technique used to check whether the candidate has certain personality traits and skills that are desired for the particular post.  In this stage, generally a group of candidates are given a topic. The candidate has to identify whether

The aspects of conducting GD are as follows:

• Verbal Communication of the candidate
• Non-verbal behavior of the candidate
• Decision-making ability skills of the candidate
• Cooperation ability of the candidate
• Personal Interview

Personal Interview

PI (Personal Interview) is a crucial component of DMRC selection process. As part of the Personal Interview, a candidate may have to face a panel of 4 or more interviewers. The questions asked in DMRC interview range from questions about Personal life, Educational Qualification, Extra-curricular activities, work experience, outlook on contemporary issues etc.

DMRC Result 2017 – What will be the DMRC Expected Cut Off

The expected cut off marks for Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is applied by taking into consideration the highest marks achieved, number of vacancies, difficulty level of the exam and various other factors.

Below are the category wise expected cut off for various posts:

All the Best to all the shortlisted candidates of DMRC Result 2017 for the GD and PI rounds. Stay tuned to our website for more information.

Supreme Court Junior Assistant Pattern 2017

The Supreme Court has issued official notification for Junior Assistant vacancies. We suggest all the candidates to avail this opportunity. After all, working in the Supreme Court is a great career option and you must not miss out the opportunity to make it.

The candidates who are eligible for the will be tested via a test (entrance exam) and the last round would be an interview. It’s high time for a candidate to prepare the Supreme Court Junior Assistant exam pattern and syllabus.

Supreme Court Junior Assistant 2017 Exam Pattern:

Let us have a look at the scheme of Supreme Court Junior Assistant exam pattern:

In the written test, there will be objective type questions with multiple choice questions comprising of 100 questions (50 General English questions from comprehension section, 25 from General Aptitude and 25 questions from General Awareness).

Click Here for the Official Notification of Supreme Court Junior Assistant 2017

Supreme Court Junior Assistant 2017 Syllabus:

Now, it’s time for Supreme Court Junior Assistant Syllabus. Let us have a look:

General English:

We advise our students to pay attention to this section and prepare well. Given below are few topics from which students need to prepare from-

• Completion of passage
• Choice of filters
• Error spotting
• Improvement of sentences
• Correction of passages
• Correct / incorrect sentences- choosing
• Sentences reconstruction
• Sentence rearrangement in paragraph
• Idioms and phrases
• Active- Passive voice
• Direct- Indirect Speech
• Spelling bee
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Vocabulary
• Homonyms
• One word substitution
• Reading Comprehension (RC)
• Detection of theme
• Conclusion from passages
• Completion of passages
• Grammar

General Aptitude:

Aptitude being the ‘section of solving’, involves topics like:

• Average
• Surface Area and Volume
• Number and number systems
• H.C.F and L.C.M
• Simplification problems
• Indices and Surds
• Chain Rule
• Problems on boats and Streams
• Logarithms
• Shares and Stocks
• Time and Distance
• Time and Work
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Partnership
• Ages Problems
• Area
• Permutation and Combination
• Decimals and Fractions
• Square Roots and Cube Roots
• Ratio and Proportion
• Pipes and Cistern
• Allegations or Mixtures
• Probability
• Discounts
• Profit and Loss
• Data Interpretation (Charts and Graphs)
• Height and Distance
• Simple Interest
• Percentage
• Clock and Calendar

General Knowledge:

General Knowledge is one of the most vital sections testing the general awareness level of a candidate. Following are the topics:

• Sports
• Dates and Days
• International and National Organizations
• Scientific inventions & discoveries
• Politics
• Sports
• Finance & Economy
• Geography
• Economy and Banking
• Books and Authors
• Awards and Honours
• Abbreviations
• Culture and Traditions
• Indian Constitution
• Countries & Capitals
• Indian Budget
• National & International Current Affairs

For more details, you can check the official website which is  Official Website of Supreme Court of India

Stay tuned with us for more notifications of Supreme Court Junior Assistant exam pattern and syllabus. All the best!

SSC CGL Tier III (Descriptive Paper) Essay - Role of Media in Democracy

Hi Aspirants,

Hope you all are doing well with your preparations! In this article, we bring you some amazing tricks on how to develop your descriptive skills for SSC CGL Tier III Descriptive exam. You can practice using different SSC CGL descriptive test model papers and sample papers. We will have discussion of a popular topic asked in the descriptive test and a very sensitive topic indeed! The topic is “Role of Media in Democracy”.

SSC CGL Tier III (Descriptive Paper) Essay- Parts of an essay

Before moving on the essay, we should keep in mind those three parts of an essay:

• Introduction (should be around 40 words)
• Body (should be around 160 words)
• Conclusion (should be around 50 words)

A democracy is a government by the people, for the people and of the people- Abraham Lincoln.

Democracy is a government elected by people’s choice and in which people express their opinions freely. They can express their satisfaction for a fair decision and can also express solidarity against an unfair one. People have the right to elect their representatives by voting them. Media had come into existence in 1780 with the introduction of ‘Bengal Gazette ‘and has always played a major role in framing a healthy democracy.

Media plays a vital role in broadcasting social, economic and political activities which, in turn, causes awareness among the general masses. It has evolved as one of the most efficient means for interaction among people of different regions. Revealing truth is a risk- involving task and media acts like a reflecting mirror in this regard to bring the truth into limelight. Media units like newspapers, television and radio have contributed by creating awareness among people in rural and remote areas. The malpractices taking place in all sorts of areas are covered by media which encourage measures from govt. to rectify them. The politicians are tracked on regular basis via media sessions which makes them work as per claims and manifestos. Media provides a reliable platform for exposure of unchecked corruption and related activities to the world. We can point out so many examples like that of riots, community fights, crimes, youth depression, farmer suicidal cases, etc. On the contrary, media should not cover news for the mere sake of TRP but cover them for public welfare. Moreover, media also maintains a transparency between the general masses and the political world. It makes the views of common man reach the govt. and act in that direction.

On a concluding note, it can be said that involvement of media is highly essential. It broadcasts all the govt. policies for awareness of the common men. Media acts as the fourth pillar of the society which enables the common masses take wise decisions by enhancing their awareness. Media is all set to take democracy to new heights of success and we must be ready to welcome it.

SSC CGL Tier III (Descriptive Paper) Essay- Key points to remember

1. As per the structure, this sample essay has been divided into three parts- Introduction, Body and Conclusion.
2. In the 1^st paragraph, introduce and address the issue, in the second paragraph give justifications and examples with regards to the topic and in conclusion, conclude in a persuasive manner.
3. Vocabulary has to be all in all good but you can try keeping it simple. You can use great words whenever and wherever required to make it sound good.
4. Before writing an essay, recall the key points you wish to highlight and jot them down roughly. Then incorporate them in the essay in a proper structure.
5. For writing good, we need to read well. Read as many stuffs as you can which will increase your command over what you write.
6. For vast topics, highlight the issues in general instead of going in depth.
7. We suggest you to go through SSC CGL Tier 3 essay topics included in the SSC CGL descriptive paper syllabus.

The essay provided above is a SSC descriptive paper sample for your understanding. You need to write it in your own words keeping in mind that your essay has to be informative and content has to be unique. This article on SSC CGL Tier III (Descriptive Paper) will help you scoring high. All the best!

Last Minute Preparation Tips for SSC CGL Tier 3 English Descriptive Paper

SSC organizes Combined Graduate Level (CGL) exam for the recruitment of eligible candidates for posts under different departments in the various Ministries, Departments and Subordinate Offices.  SSC has introduced a new paper Tier-III which is a descriptive test to check the writing skills of the candidate. Earlier, SSC conducted interview instead of Tier-III. Now, the interview will held for those who qualify the tier 3 exam.

The tier 3 date is announced by the commission and is scheduled to be held on 19^th March 2017.  In this article we present valuable tips for  the preparation of English in SSC CGL Tier 3 examination.

Since, this is a new paper introduced, most aspirants are apprehensive about the paper and how to go about the preparation.

 Before we proceed , let us understand the SSC CGL Tier 3 exam pattern.

The topics to prepare for SSC CGL Tier 3 exam 2016-17:

• Essay Writing
• Application Writing
• Precis Writing
• Letter Writing

Tips for SSC CGL Tier 3 Essay Writing:

Read Newspaper Daily

Newspaper is the best source for gathering current affairs ,GK and information. Subscribe to ant of the popular newspapers like The Hindu, Times of India etc. , and try to understand the style of writing, usage of grammar and how to use proper words.

Improve your Vocabulary

Sometimes we run out of words or we miss the right words to use. Hence, it is very important to develop a rich vocabulary. Make it a habit to read Newpapers, Magazines, Novels etc. , and try to keep a dictionary (Oxford dictionary) with you. Note down the news word along with its meaning.

Practice Writing Essays

Write Essay on contemporary topics. Try to get as many topics as possible.

After you write the essay, review it for spelling and grammar mistakes.

Tips for Precis Writing:

Follow here Effective tips for Precis writing 

1. Read the passage slowly and understand.
2. Decide the main heading/ theme of passage.
3. Size of the precise should be less than the original paragraph.(Around 1/3^rd of Original Para)
4.  Try to use synonyms of words wherever suitable.
5. Write the meaning and message of paragraph in your own word.

Tips for Letter/Application  Writing:

1. The most important thing in letter writing is its format so you should know the proper format of both.

There are six important parts to all letters. They are:

(a)Heading
(b)Salutation
(c) Body of the letter (d)Subscription
(e) Signature
(f) Superscription on the envelope

2. Introductory paragraph, main body and closing body should be in appropriate order as it will play a major role.
3. Avoid rewriting and cutting in letter/application writing as it will cast a negative impact on the examiner.
4. Practice on important topics in each type of letter.
5. Practice both formal and informal letters.

Focus on practice and evaluation during the last minute. Try to gather as many new words as possible and use them in your writing.

Follow the above mentioned Preparation Tips to master the  English descriptive paper SSC CGL Tier 3 examination.

All the Best!

 Delhi Post Office Admit Card 2017

Admit Card for Delhi Postman/Mail Guard Recruitment will be released on 19^th March 2017 by India Post. This is the second phase of the exam. The first phase was held in September 2016. The notification was released in 2014-15 but due to some reason, the exam was rescheduled. The admit card is available at Delhi Postal Careers Online Portal.

Delhi Postman / Mail Guard Recruitment 2^nd Stage Exam Date: 28 March 2017

Total Number of Posts: 66

Name of the posts:

Postal Assistant	16
Postman	28
Sorting Assistant	07
Multi Tasking Staff (MTS)	15

How to Download Delhi Post Office Admit Card 2017

Instructions for Downloading the Admit Card 2016-17:

• In order to download the admit card, the candidates will have to open the official website of Delhi Post Office - delhi.postalcareers.in

• In the Home page the candidates will get the direct link for Download Admit Card under Direct Recruitment of Postman and Mail Guard title.

Download Delhi Post Office Admit Card 2017

• After clicking on the above mentioned link, the candidates will be required to enter their registration number and password and then click on Login.

• After login, the candidates will be able to download the admit card.

In case of any difficulties or technical issues, please contact between 9.30 AM to 6.30 PM at below contact mail or phone numbers:

Email – delhi.techqueries@postalcareers.in

Call – 9840001275, 9840001276

Download Delhi Post Office Admit Card 2017  and start preparing for the exam. All the Best!

GIC Assistant Manager Exam Pattern Syllabus 2017

The notification for GIC Assistant Manager has been released for 2017. This exam is for recruiting candidates for Assistant Manager Scale I Posts in various disciplines. The candidates will be selected based on their performance in the Written Test, Group Discussion & Personal Interview conducted by General Insurance Corporation of India officials. This article deals with the pattern and syllabus of GIC Assistant Manager Exam  

GIC Assistant Manager Scale I Exam Pattern 2017 for General Stream Aspirants:

GIC Assistant Manager Scale I Exam Pattern 2017 for Specialist Stream Aspirants:

GIC Assistant Manager Exam Syllabus 2017:

The candidates must be aware of the syllabus for a good preparation and here goes the syllabus for GIC Assistant Manager Exam Syllabus 2017. 

Syllabus for Test of Reasoning:

1. Number Series
2. Non-Verbal Series
3. Coding-Decoding
4. Alphabet Series
5. Number Ranking
6. Arithmetical Reasoning
7. Directions
8. Analogy
9. Decision Making
10. Blood Relations
11. Clocks & Calendars
12. Mirror Images
13. Cubes and Dice
14. Embedded Figures etc

Syllabus for Test of English Language:

1. Verb
2. Tenses
3. Subject-Verb Agreement
4. Adverb
5. Error Correction
6. Sentence Rearrangement
7. Articles
8. Comprehension
9. Fill in the Blanks
10. Vocabulary
11. Grammar
12. Unseen Passages
13. Synonyms
14. Idioms & Phrases
15. Antonyms etc

Syllabus for Test of Numerical Ability:

1. Number System
2. Decimal & Fractions
3. Percentages
4. Problems on Ages
5. Average
6. Simplification
7. Time and Work
8. Profit and Loss
9. Time and Distance
10. Ratio and Proportions
11. Mixtures & Allegations
12. HCF & LCM
13. Simple & Compound Interest
14. Data Interpretation etc

Syllabus for Computer Literacy:

1. Operating System
2. MS Excel – Spread Sheets
3. Computer Software
4. MS Word – Word Processing
5. Computer Fundamentals
6. MS Power-Point – Presentation
7. Internet Usage etc

Syllabus for General Awareness:

1. Current Affairs – National & International
2. Union Budget
3. Sports
4. Important Financial & Economic News
5. Five Year Plans
6. Books and Authors
7. Awards and Honors
8. Abbreviations
9. Banking Awareness
10. Science – Inventions & Discoveries
11. Important Days
12. International & National Organizations
13. Countries & Capitals etc

Please keep checking the official website http://www.gicofindia.in/ for regular updates.

Graduate level Examination to recruit various group B level gazetted as well as non gazetted officers to serve the duties in various central government offices across the country. It is conducted in three tiers. Tier 1 exam is scheduled to be held on 19 June 2017 to 2 July 2017. Tier 1 tests the basic knowledge and reasoning ability to screen the candidate for level 2 or tier 2 examinations. This article provides preparation tips for SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam in 2 Months.

Firstly, the candidates must be aware of the syllabus as well as the pattern of the exam.

The pattern of SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam:

Section-Wise Preparation guidelines:

General Intelligence and Reasoning:

1. Try to solve 50 questions on reasoning questions on a daily basis. Practice makes your preparation better by the end of 2 months.
2. Puzzles, analogy, coding-decoding, series, figure-based questions, etc. are scoring topics. Solve questions from sample papers related to these, your accuracy will improve.
3. You need to be visually imaginative to solve non-verbal reasoning topics like image assembling, figure-counting, etc.
4. Solve as many sample papers as you can, this is the only to be accurate and improve your speed. The aim is to attempt 15-20 questions accurately in 20 minutes.
5. Static GK includes Culture, Indian History, Geography, Environment, Economy and Polity. Prepare notes to memorize the dates and facts.
6. Practicing 75 questions in General Awareness within 30 minutes should help you cover GK.

General Awareness:

1. The effective method to prepare for this particular section is to ‘Read Newspapers’.
2. Watch channels like NDTV, ABP News, and Times now etc. to stay updated about the events around the world. Watch programmes like fact based shows and talk shows.
3. Subscribe to the useful magazines/books. A few publications provide books on current matters and common information.
4. Make a good use of the internet to know as much as you can while preparing for General awareness.
5. Make short notes about dates and events, Books and authors etc for a quick revision.

Quantitative Aptitude:

One of the challenging sections is Quantitative Aptitude because of its complexity and time consumption while attempting these questions. Start with the topics such as percentage, profit & loss, ratio & proportion, speed distance & time, boat & stream, data interpretation etc.

1. Go through all the tips and short cuts to solve a question.
2. Attempt one mock test daily.
3. Practice on the online apps especially for this section, analyze where you are lagging behind and prepare a strategy to work on it.
4. Simplification, interest, percentages, ratio and proportion and age-problems are easy and scoring so spend more time with these topics.
5. Memorize all the formulae.
6. Self evaluation is very important. Practice the mock tests, previous years’ sample papers etc.

English Language:

The three important aspects for the test of English are Grammar, Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension.

1. Error Spotting, Phase Replacement, Fill in the Blanks are the topics to be concentrated in Grammar. Practice 30 questions each day on a daily basis.
2. Learn basic Grammar concepts like Tenses, Articles, Prepositions, Degrees of Comparison, Subject-Verb Agreement, Conjunctions, Parts of Speech, Standard Construction, Adverbs, Number in Nouns, etc. These grammar rules help you in a long run.
3. Reading Newspapers and Magazines not only improve your vocabulary but also GK. Make a note of the unknown words and find out the synonyms, antonyms and usage.
4. Practice at least 10 comprehension passages on a daily basis from the previous year question papers.

You must try to attempt sectional mock tests on a daily basis until the exam. Prepare well and revise well. You can crack the Tier 1 with these useful preparation tips for SSC CGL Tier 1 Exam.

(CIL)Coal India Limited Admit Card (Management Trainees) 2017

The CIL(Coal India Limited) has just released the CIL - Coal India Limited Admit Card for Management Trainees Exam 2017. The Coal India Limited Management Trainee CIL MT 2017 exam to fill up the 1319 vacancies is scheduled to take place all over india on 26th March 2017 and the CIL Admit card 2017 (for both Civil and Mechanical examination) is now available Online officially for download. You can download your Online CIL MTS call letter 2017 for ME & CE from the ‘Given Below Direct Link to Download‘. Read carefully to know how to download your Coal India Limited 2017 Exam for ME & CE POST- CIL Management Trainees Call Letter/Admit Card 2017.

attention for CIL MT Admit Card 2017:

Direct link – Download (CIL)Coal India Limited Admit Card 2017

How to Download your CIL - Coal India Limited Admit Card (ME/CE) 2017:

• Click the above Direct Link.
• Enter your Email ID and Password and click ‘login’.
• You can now download your Coal India Limited Admit Card 2017.
• Alternatively, you can go to the official CIL - Coal India Limited website.
• Click the link that says “Careers with CIL” and then go to “Current Openings”
• Follow the link, “Recruitment of Management Trainees exam 2017”
• Follow Step 1 to 3 given above.

Now that you have downloaded your (CIL)Coal India Admit Card 2017, study hard! Good Luck for your Coal India Limited Management Trainee Exam 2017: