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Hi,
Railways sector in India holds the pride of being one of the largest sectors offering a wide range of employment opportunities.
The sector has employees at different levels of employment and the employees in the Indian railways are grouped under four groups namely A, B, C and D group respectively. The officers with highest positions are grouped under Group A, while the second level staff comes under Group B. The middle level employees are classified under group C, while the lowest paid cadre is the people employed under Group D.
There are various profiles to work on such as-
Civil Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Trackman, Assistant Pointsman - Railway Recruitment Cell
Apprentice & Guard
Scouts & Guides
Technician
Chemical and Metallurgical Assistant
Scientific Supervisor (Ergonomics/ Training)
Law Assistant, Stenographer - Railway Recruitment Board
So the qualification requirement varies. I would suggest you to visit rrcb.gov.in for all the relevant details.
It is advisable that you pick graduation in a relevant steam and then go ahead.
Also visit-
https://www.shiksha.com/career-options-after-12th
https://www.shiksha.com/how-to-choose-your-career-before-you-start-college-article-4128-1
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Hi,
Selecting a college is purely and entirely your decision. It would be tough to state a college as the best as every college has it's own plus and minus points.
While selecting, you just need to keep in mind the chief point that is to check the recognition whether the college is AICTE / UGC approved or not.
Other than this, you also need to check year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
Be careful while selecting a college as merely getting a degree is not enough for this competitive world.
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