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What government exam options can class 12th pass out students opt for?

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    Kritika Kumari | Contributor-Level 10

    2 months ago

    Class 12th pass students can opt for several government exams depending on their interests and qualifications. Popular options include:

    1. SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level)
    2. UPSC Civil Services Exam
    3. Railway Recruitment Board Exams (RRB)
    4. Banking Exams (IBPS, SBI)
    5. Defense Exams (Indian Army, Navy, Air Force)
    6. State Public Service Commission Exams
    7. LIC AAO (Life Insurance Corporation of India Assistant Administrative Officer)
    8. NDA (National Defence Academy)

    These exams offer various career opportunities in government departments and sectors. Each exam has specific eligibility criteria and preparation requirements.

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