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Dear student , there are chances of getting admission in skit.
The general procedure of getting admission is as follows: out of total seats we have 70% seats reserved for RPET,15% for JEE and 15% for management quota. 1)if u have a domicile of rajasthan then u have to appear in RPET exam and after clearing the exam u will get a particular rank. On the basis of your merit u can get admission in skit. 2) if u belong to some other state then u have to give the exam of JEE and according to the score of JEE u can apply in skit. 3) if your rank is not upto the mark n u have given any of the above mentioned exams(according to eligibility mentioned above) then u may seek admission through management seat. For more queries you can also contact on the following numbers:+91-0141- 5160400, 2752165 & 2752167 Good Luck

Indian Institute of Materials management is running Diploma courses in stores management.
The DSM is a Comprehensive Course covering Stores Management, Inventory Management, Logistics Management, Packaging & Distribution Management etc. The Course is designed and the lessons are prepared by expert faculties having academic and professional experience and expertise in their areas with a view to impart professional knowledge and skill to the students aspiring to build up a rewarding career and rise to senior positions in industries. These Exams are now being offered IIMM at substantially lower fees in India through distance education.
Admission
January & July every year.
Eligibility Criteria
A university degree in any discipline or Diploma in Engineering orHigher secondary school certificate (10+2 )(12th standard) with two years working experience
A Board of Studies consisting of leading personalities from academic and professional field controls the courses at the national level. The faculty is drawn from experts in industry, educational and professional institutions in the country.
Duration
1 year by Correspondence
Web : http://www.iimm.org/education/dsm.htm

The IAS exam is broken down into two successive examinations:
Preliminary examination for selection of candidates for the main examination.
Main examination after which successful candidates are selected for civil services.
The preliminary examination comprises of General studies, a 2 hour test on general knowledge and another 2 hour test on an optional subject of the candidates choice. Optional subjects could be Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Botany, Chemistry, History, Sociology etc.
The main examination consists of 9 papers and is designed to assess the intellectual depth and traits of candidates.
Eligibility for IAS exam
Only Indian nationals who are above 21 years of age and under 30 years can apply for the IAS. Candidates must be graduates or must be undergoing the final year of graduation. Some of these eligibility criteria can be relaxed depending upon certain factors.
Preparation tips for IAS exam
The foremost thing you need to consider while looking for Civil Services like IAS is to make a wise selection of subjects for the Preliminary as well as for the Main Examinations. Often you will have choice of choosing the subjects you are familiar with. Make sure that you choose the subject you are comfortable with.
Always do an analytical study of previous years syllabus and question papers. Look for the pattern of the subject you have chosen. It is always better to seek advice from seniors and colleagues to keep confusion at bay at higher level of the exam.
The IAS exam preparation must be done in a perfect manner. Prepare for General Studies at the same time, while preparing for optional papers. You can adjust your timings for both; thus you will not be bored and be able to give more time to your studies.
Never, ever compromise with your optional subjects for General Studies as every question in optional subjects will get you 2.5 marks and the paper will be of 300 marks in total. Most importantly, the input and output ration is lots better in optional compared to General Studies.
The prominent thing in preparing for the IAS preliminary exams is to ide