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Indian
Railway Service Exams |
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| Technical and Non-Technical Cadre Examination | |
The management
cadre of the Indian Railways consists of Class I and Class II Gazetted
Officers. Direct recruitment to the Class I Railway services is made through
the Union Public Service Commission on the basis of annual competitive
examinations. Recruitment to the Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS)
and the Indian Railways Accounts Service (IRAS) is done on the result
of the Civil Services Examination and that to the Indian Railway Service
of Engineers (IRSE), Indian Railway Service of Electrical Engineers (IRSEE),
Indian Railway Services of Signal Engineers (IRSSE) and Indian Railway
Store Service (IRSS) is made on the basis of the combined Engineering
Service of Mechanical Engineers, there is a dual method. Approximately
50 per cent of the candidates are recruited through the Combined Engineering
Services Examination. The remaining 50 per cent are recruited as special
class Apprentices for which the UPSC conducts a separate competitive examination
every year.
So far as the recruitment to Class II services is concemed, the entire Class II service is manned by personnel promoted from subordmate ranks from Class III by a process, of selection on the basis of merit. Class III service is composed of literate class of employees, both technical and non-technical. These cover a large number of categories such as Clerks, Station Masters, Ticket Collectors, Guards, Drivers,Workshop Chargemen, Foremen, etc. Initial requirement to technical Class III services in the Engineering Signalling and Telecommunication Engineering and electrical departments are of two types, namely, one to the class of skilled tradesmen and the other to the class of initial supervisors, Chargemen, Assistant Inspectors of Ways and Works, Assistant Signalling and Telecommunication Inspectors, etc. The formers are drawn from trade apprentices and the later recruited from candidates having diploma qualification in the upper branch of Engineering speciality. Recruitment of the non-technical categories in Class III services, i.e., Clerks, Assistant Station Masters, Ticket Collectors, Train Clerks, etc., is done through direct recruitment to these categories by a competitive examination conducted by the Railway Recruitment Boards. These Boards are located at Allahabad, Ahmedabad, Ajmer, Chandigarh, Jammu, Gorakhpur, Patna, Guwahati, Calcutta, Bhubaneswar, Chennai, Trivandrum, Bangalore, Secunderabad, Mumbai, Bhopal, Malda, Ranchi, etc. The Boards advertise the vacancies through Newspapers/ Employment News and conduct both written examinations and interviews. List of some of the non-technical categories along with their minimum qualifications and age limits are as under: Category
Other Information Final selection may be based on the total marks obtained in the Written Test and Interview. The candidate selected may be absorbed depending on vacancies available af successful completion of prescribed training as per the rules. The final appointment of the candidates will be subject to their being found medically fit in appropriate Medical Classification of Railways. They may be considered in due course for promotion to higher grades including supervisory levels according to rules/orders in force from time to time. For technical categories the Written Test will comprise of the technical subject to the Diploma/Degree level according to qualifications prescribed. Note: |
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| RPF Sub-Inspectors / Constables Exam | |
The Railway Protection
Force (RPF) Central Selection Board invites application from unmarried
Indian male eligible candidates for the posts of
A: Sub- Inspector in the Executive Branch and Fire Service Branch; and from unmarried male an female eligible candidates for the posts of B: Constables. Age
limit for RPF Sub-Inspectors/Constables Exam: Minimum
Educational Qualification For Executive Branch: Minimum
Educational Qualification For Fire Service Branch: Minimum
Educational Qualification For Constables: Plan of Examination General
Note about Examination Scheme Optional
Subjects and Syllabus (b) General English:
Questions will be set on Grammar, Precis Writing, Correction of Sentences,
Annotation of selected Paragraphs/Poems, etc. (c) Essay can be
written either in English or in Hindi in 300 words. Details Regarding Selection Procedure Physical Standards for RPF
Sub-Inspectors/Constables Exam: (b) Chest Minimum: 80 cms (76.2 cms for SC/ST) with expansion of 5 cms; (c) Weight Minimum: 50 kg for SC and 48 kg for ST. Note: Height of Gorkhas, Garhwalis, Kumaonese, etc., shall not be less than 160 cms (155 cms for females). Medical: Vision normal without glasses. Candidates having flat feet, knock knee,squint eye or any other bodily defect shall not be eligible for appointment. How to Apply Application in the prescribed format along with other enclosures must be sent to the Chief Security Commissioner/RPF of the specified Zonal Railways. More details can be had from the Newspapers. Other
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A two-year
job-linked vocational course (full-time) in "Railway Commercial"
at the +2 1evel had been introduced from the academic year 1991-92, as
a Pilot Project. The Vocational Course in "Railway Commercial"
is recognised by the Central Board of Secondary Education. On successful
completion of the course, the students will normally be appointed directly
as Commercial Clerks / Ticket Collectors on the Indian Railways after
passing the medical examination, etc., subject to their attaining the
minimum standards in the +2 examination.
The Vocational Course is conducted in 9 selected schools located at Delhi, Mumbai (2 schools), Chennai, Calcutta (2 schools), Secunderabad, Guwahati and Gorakhpur. Each of the selected school has only one section for the Vocational Course. The number of students admitted in each school shall not exceed 40. COURSE CONTENTS: Subjects:
The subjects for the Vocational Course in "Railway Commercial"
are as under: Plan
of Examination-Vocational Course (Full-Time) in Railway Commercial
Details
Regarding Selection Procedure for Vocational Course (Full-Time) in Railway
Commercial: How
to Apply Other
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| Rail Transport - Diploma Courses Exam | |
The
Institute of Rail Transport (IRT) conducts every year 1 year Diploma Courses
in:
A) Rail Transport
and Management: This course is also very useful to Railway Employees and Employees of Trade Industry and Government connected with Railways such as Steel and Coal, Port Trust, Food, Fertilizer, POL, Cement, Non-ferrous Metal Industries and Export, etc. B) Transport Economics and Management: The Ministry of Railways have recognised this Diploma as an additional desirable qualification for recruitment to posts in the Commercial (including Marketing), Operating, Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering Departments. This course is also likely to benefit fresh University Graduates desiring specialisation in Transport Economics and Management and seeking employment opportunities in the related fields and those who are already working in any Organisation/Ministries dealing with Transportation and desiring to upgrade their knowledge, etc., to improve their prospects in their respective Ministries and Enterprises. COURSE
FEE: COURSE
CONTENTS (FOR COURSE A ONLY): C) Multi-modal
Transport (Containerisation) and Logistics Management:
This course is recognised by the Ministry of Railways as an additional desirable qualification for recruitment to posts in the Commercial (including Marketing), Operating, Electrical, Mechanical and Civil Engineering Departments. This course gives an unique opportunity to Managers and Staff and candidates seeking employment in all transport organisations, rail, road, sea, air, ports and also allied Institutions like Banking, Insurance, Warehousing, Freight Forwarders, Customs, Customs House Agents, Shipping lines, Shipping Agents to make themselves familiar with the latest developments in Inter-modal transport and containerisation. COURSE FEE:
D) Railway Engineering: E) Port-Development & Management (2 years): This course given a unique opportunity to those who wish to join the Port Sector. It will also be of use to newly recruited executives in the Port Sector. COURSE
FEE: Minimum
Educational Qualification for Rail Transport and Managemen & Transport
Economics and Management: Minimum
Educational Qualification for Railway Engineering: Minimum Educational Qualification
for Port-Development & Management (2 years): Details
Regarding Selection Procedure How to Apply
NOTE: For supplementary candidates: Application form is enclosed with the prospectus. The last date for receipt of such application is Nov 15 of the year of admission. FOR COURSE C: Other details are same as for Course B. Forms for Rs. 50/- are available in the month of April. Other details same as for Course B. |
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