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Hi,
Find below some of the books which you may refer for preparation of GK:
- Lucent's General Knowledge by Vinay Karna and Manwendra Muku.
- Current Affairs by Arihant Publication.
- Manorama Yearbook 2013.
- Pratiyogita Darpan General Studie.
- General Knowledge by Manohar Pandey.
Besides reading these books you should also read newspapers and magzines regularly so that you may not miss on any current affairs.
Please browse through the discussion link mentioned below for GK preparation.
Link: https://ask.shiksha.com/gk-preparation-for-xat-mat-cmat-and-snap-qna-2472820
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Step I: Qualify the Food Inspector Exam conducted by Union Service Public Service Commission.
Education Essentials-
Graduates in medicine with minimum one year training in food inspection
Bachelor's degree in any science stream with Chemistry as compulsory subject
Bachelor's degree in Agriculture / Public Health/ Veterinary Science/Dairy Technology/Pharmacy / Food Technology
Age limit-
21 and 30 years for general candidates.
Upper age limit specified for OBC candidates is 33 years and for SC/ST candidates is 35 years.
Only Indian Citizens can apply for this test.
*There will be questions from technical subjects, English, Numerical Ability and General Knowledge.
Step II: Qualify the interview
-Personal interview is there for the candidates who have qualified in the written test conducted for the recruitment of food inspector.
-The primary objective of this interview is to test whether the candidates possess adequate knowledge to take up the responsibility of food inspector.
-Candidates can expect technical questions which cover the areas of food technology.
-They should have good idea about how the food products are processed to do well in the interview round.
-As this is a personal interview, the attitude of the candidates will be also tested.
*Once candidates clear the interview, they will be absorbed into the role of Food Inspector.
The notification appears in all the leading newspapers. Also you may go through Employment News and keep a constant check on the UPSC website.
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Hi,
The students after passing Group I of IPCC will register for Articleship for a period of three years with experienced CA's. Certain rules do apply - CA's with 16 years of experience and above can take on about 8 articles, those with less experience can train fewer articles and these teachers or 'Principals' as they are called, can be changed during the course of training. An agreement of training needs to be executed before it begins.
During the training time, articles learn the technical details of the work and as time passes, they are given larger assignments with less supervision. All articled clerks are paid a stipend depending on their city's population.
For more, refer-
http://www.icai.org/post.html?post_id=4526
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Hi,
1) To be eligible for B.Sc in agriculture, you need to pass 10+2 in Science (Biology, Maths and Chemistry) with minimum 50%.
2) Some of the colleges offering B.Sc in agriculture are :
-Dolphin PG Institute of Biomedical and Natural Sciences
-Alpine Group of Institutes
-Lovely Professional University
-Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University
-G B Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (College of Agriculture)
-Rajasthan Agricultural University (RAU)
-Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University
For the list of colleges, you may refer to the below link.
https://science.shiksha.com/bsc-agriculture-forestry-in-india-categorypage-2-64-649-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
While selecting the best college, you need to check some of the important parameters such as recognition, year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
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Hi,
1. SAP Training develops skills and experience in the practical management and application of technology. It is for everyone - from everyday users to senior management.
2. As per your profile, I can say that you go for SAP BASIS or SAP ABAP. However, the latter is preferable since it offers more dignified opportunities.
With SAP ABAP programming language and the ABAP Workbench tools, one can develop own business applications or customize SAP standard software.
Also you'll learn how to utilize your knowledge directly as a junior consultant in your first period of practice (Development consultants who are responsible for the development and customizing of business applications in ABAP/ABAP Objects ).
SAP ABAP jobs available include application developer, delivery project manager and technical team leader. You should be able to designs, develops and supports application solutions with focus on SAP Netweaver - Advanced Business Application Programming.
3. Education can help you/your organization reap significant benefits, including:
• Faster, more cost-effective initial implementations
• Better acceptance among end users, with decreased support costs
• Ongoing, optimal return on your software investment
• Faster adaptation to new releases and changes in business practices
4. Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/all-about-sap-applications-courses-article-5677-1
https://www.shiksha.com/sap-stands-out-as-a-leader-in-it-education-article-4777-1
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