What shall I do after 10th to work in railways in future?

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Asked by Amrit Chahal
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R
8 years ago
Hello, You can apply for Group D exams after completing the 10th Class. You can also apply for RRB Assistant Locopilot if you complete ITI from the relevant field.

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Selvamani Ramanathan
9 years ago
Dear, Railway jobs are considered ideal both in terms of facilities and job security. After 10th, you will be eligible to write for the entrance test for clerk positions in railways. Apart from 10th qualification, other eligibility criteria to write this test are: Minimum 50% in 10th. Age= 18 to

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