Yes, any student who has a B.ed or an equivalent degree can apply for the CTET. You must submit your final year score sheets or graduation degree certificate while submitting your application for CTET entrance exams.

The criteria is that students must have secured a minimum score of 50% in class 10+2 and must have completed a short teachers training program prior to application.

Students can appear for CTET twice in a year and must cater to the required individual eligibility criteria in order to appear for the exam. It is an offline examination conducted with a duration of 150 minutes.

Therefore, yes students from the Btech background with a relevant degree in engineering are also eligible to apply for the CTET exam.

The selection for IES officer depends upon three stages i.e. Prelims, Main, and Interview.

Prelims-Stage:

It is the first stage in the form of a written examination. There are 2 objective papers here.

• General Studies & Engineering Aptitude: Marks- 200, Duration- 2 hours.
• Technical Paper (CSE/ ME/ EE/ ECE): Marks- 300, Duration- 3 hours.
• To hit the stump at prelims-stage, you need to clear the cut-offs. For this, you need at least 15% marks in each paper and target an aggregate mark of 250+.

Mains-Stage:

Here, the exam has two conventional papers: (as per the engineering field).

• Paper-I (CSE/ ME/ EE/ ECE)- Marks- 300, Duration- 3 Hours
• Paper-II (CSE/ ME/ EE/ ECE)- Marks- 300, Duration- 3 Hours

• To clear the cut-offs at Mains-Stage, you need to score at 20% marks in each paper and hit the overall marks of 300+.

Personal Interview-Stage:

• Here out of the total score of 200, the average score to get selected is 100-120 but your target should be 140+.
• The interview is conducted by a panel of 3-4 experts who are usually retired officers. The panel is headed by a chairman.

Out of the aggregate score of 1300, the top 10 rankers usually score around 60-65% of the aggregate. 

Tentative Timetable:

• Notification: 3 months before Prelims (September end or 1st week of October)
• Prelims: 1st or 2nd Sunday of January
• Prelims Result: 3rd week of February
• Mains: 3rd week of May
• Mains result: End of August
• Personal Interview: 1st week of October to mid - November
• Final Result: 2 weeks from the last interview date.

The final selected candidates undergo medical fitness tests and thereafter are issued the appointment letter.

The Tier-II examination for the DSSSB TGT is divided into two parts that are described below.

Part-I (MCQ or Objective type)

• General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability - The questions are similar to the One Tier exam but the difficulty level is slightly higher.
• Quantitative Aptitude - The questions in this part contain Arithmetical and Numerical Abilities of a difficulty level slightly higher than in tier-I and some questions from data interpretation and data analysis along with them.
• General Awareness - This part contains a series of questions from topics including history, demography, the economy of Delhi, its Administrative set-up, governance in NCT of Delhi, culture, geography, and various schemes of Delhi government.
• English language and Comprehension - The questions are almost similar to tier-I, but with a difficulty level slightly higher than that.

Part-II (Descriptive)

• This part contains MCQs of one mark each. The topics covered in this part are generally from teaching methodology/ B.Ed. and post-graduation subjects or the concerned subjects selected.

Check out the official notification to know more about the examination.

Yes, candidates from other states, in fact from any state can apply in the Haryana Police for the Sub Inspector post. 

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission conducts exams for all the jobs for groups A, B (for some posts), C, and D. Sub Inspector is a Group C post and anyone from around the country can appear for the exam. If someone becomes a SI, there are chances of getting a promotion and getting to the position of DSP or SP.

The eligibility criteria for appearing for the Haryana SI exam is having graduated in any field from a recognized university. The minimum age qualification is 21 years and the maximum age qualification is 27 years for the General category and there is some relaxation for the reserved category.

Other state candidates are considered under the General category.

The pay scale of a Sub Inspector in Haryana is between INR 35400 to INR 112400. Other allowances such as travel allowance (TA), dearness allowance (DA), house rent allowance (HRA), medical, and so on are also offered.

The selection process for the post of Haryana Sub Inspector is not lengthy. There is an offline exam that consists of 100 questions of 0.8 marks each and the exam carries 80 marks. There is no negative marking.

IBPS Specialist officer exam covers different areas and sections and a candidate needs to prepare and focus on all areas to score satisfactory marks, when it comes to syllabus of IBPS SO exam then it includes quantitative aptitude, Reasoning, English (Grammar and Vocabulary), General questions about Economy, banking and others, Law or IT syllabus as well if a candidate is applying for IBPS SO (IT) field. 

Full Details of IBPS SO Syllabus:

• Reasoning Ability - There are lots of areas like Alphabet Test, Eligibility Test, Theme Detection, Coding-Decoding, Cubes and Dice, Data Sufficiency, Series Completion, Logical Venn Diagrams, Statement – Conclusions, Arithmetical Reasoning, Logical Sequence of Words, Clocks & Calendars, Situation Reaction Test and much more.
• English language - The English section includes Synonyms, Antonyms, Error Correction, Theme detection, Fill in the Blanks, Unseen Passages, Idioms & Phrases, Vocabulary, Conclusion, Comprehension, Word Formation, Passage Correction, Sentence Correction, Passage Completion, Sentence Completion and much more.
• Quantitative Aptitude - This section includes Problem-based on numbers, Mensuration (2 dimensions), speed and distance, permutation and combination, Probability, Data Interpretation and Sufficiency includes Data Table, Pie Charts, Bar Graphs, Line Graphs etc.
• General/Economy/Banking Awareness - It includes questions of current affairs, general knowledge questions, Latest updates on banking & finance.

IBPS SO Law Syllabus - This section is crucial as it includes Important laws and rulings related to negotiable instruments, Securities, Foreign Exchange, Law and Acts with direct and Indirect Implication on the banking sector like Contract Acts, Prevention of money laundering, Partnerships, Companies, Firm, Limitation Act, Bankers Book Evidence Act, DRT Act etc.

IBPS SO (IT Officers) Syllabus: A Candidates applying for IT Fields must cover topics like Basic Programming Concepts, C Programming Basics, MS Office, Windows OS, and Programming, Operating system functions,Basics of hardware (Microprocessor, timer, ALU, etc.), DBMS, Software Engineering etc.

Follow this syllabus pattern and dedicate your time equally for the preparation of all the topics. If you follow the syllabus, it will be definite for you to get good scores. The exam will be competitive and you need to prepare yourself accordingly.