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Best Government Jobs You Can Take Up After 12th Standard

The basic eligibility requirement is to pass oneu2019s 12th board examinations, which help such students scale better heights in the career. You can find some of the best government jobs you can take up after 12th standard.

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Best Government Jobs You Can Take Up After 12th Standard

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  1. Best Government Jobs You Can Take Up After 12th Standard

  2. ​The examination season is in full swing and students have already started preparing for their board examinations. Though most of the students plan to go for higher studies in India or overseas, others are eager to work after their examinations. Government jobs come with job security, higher salaries and various incentives – which make them an attractive option. The basic eligibility requirement is to pass one’s 12th board examinations, which help such students scale better heights in the career. Here is a list of some of the best government jobs for 12th passyou can take up:

  3. Army ​One can apply in the army after high school, provided they have scored a minimum of 50% in the board examinations. Various positions such as soldier (technical), nursing assistant, soldier (clerk) are open, for which you need to appear for a written and physical examination. It’s important to check one’s eligibility status before applying for the Army, or any sarkari naukri in general.

  4. ​Police Constable ​Anyone between the age of 18-30 years can apply for the position of a Police Constable, after which they have to pass a Physical Standard Test, Physical Efficiency Test, Written test and an Interview. One must pass their 12th board examinations before applying. Serving in the police department is a challenging sarkari naukri; so, the authorities choose only the best candidates.

  5. ​Ticket Checker ​The Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) requires aspiring ticket checkers to pass their 12th examinations and be between 18-32 years old. This sarkari job profile requires one to collect and check tickets, as well as handle miscreants. One must clear the written and interview to qualify for the same.

  6. ​Railway Constables ​Candidates must have passed their 12th examinations or equivalent from a central or state-recognised board, and be aged between 18 and 32 years. Furthermore, they should sit for a ninety-minute computer test as required by the RRB. As a member of the Railway Protection Force (RPF), they issue tickets, handles inquiries, make reservations and checks ticket cancellations.

  7. ​Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) ​The BSNL is the most prominent telecom organisation operated by the Government of India, and it offers high-school graduates to work as Direct Selling Agents. Candidates are chosen through a written examination and an interview. In spite of several private telecom companies sprouting up in India, the importance of BSNL sarkari jobs remain.​

  8. Forest Guards​ ​Candidates must have passed their 12th board examinations or equivalent to apply as a forest guard. They should be between 18-31 years of age and appear for the Physical Measurement Test, Physical Efficiency Test, Written Examination, Personal Interview and a Medical test. Being in a sarkari naukri, these aspects are taken seriously to ensure that the chosen candidates can protect the forest property and its produce.

  9. ​Staff Selection Commission (Grade C & D) Stenographer ​Aspiring stenographers must clear the 12th board examinations or equivalent from a central/state-recognised institution and be aged between 18 and 27 years. Conducted by SSC itself, the examination evaluates candidates to handle press conference briefs, speech writings and public relations among other duties.

  10. Financial Clerkship ​Financial clerks perform administrative tasks such as maintaining financial records, creating invoices and updating financial transactions. They work in government offices after the training period. Being a sarkari naukri, they are assured of job security and other benefits as well.

  11. Administrative Agents ​Administrative agents are usually employed in government schools and agencies, and organize and schedule files and paperwork. They assist the other office staff in completing their tasks as well and switch between several fields. One can apply for the same with a school degree and knowledge of computer software programmes.

  12. Library Assistants ​Equivalent to the government school and college professors, library assistants organize library material, issuing books and library cards, handling inter-library loans, re-shelving books and helping students locate books. They help teachers prepare the curriculum or oversee the textbook collection too. They only require to have an HSC degree and relevant experience to be efficient at their job.

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