Indian army official website has published the allotment centre list for SSCW-14 (Non-Tech). SSB interview dates of SSC 14th Non tech women are being published. Women candidates who have successfully cleared the written examination ofCDS 2 2013 can find their name in the list. SSB interview for the same will be starting from May 2014 onward.
SSCW 14th Non Tech SSB Interview Centre Allotment Details
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Indian army has published the merit list of PC(SL) 2013 entry at joinindianarmy.nic.in. The list contains the name of candidates who have cleared the SSB interviews of PC(SL) 2013 along with their medical status. Joining instructions will be issued to all the successful candidates as per their order of merit.
PC(SL) 2013 Quota Merit List
Joining Instructions will be issued based on merit subject to medical fitness and availability of vacancies.
Communication Skill Capsule Course is commencing on 05 May 2014 at AEC Trg College & Centre, Pachmarhi. Reporting date is 04 May 2014. Orientation course will commence on 10 Jul 2014 at IMA, Dehradun. Reporting date is 08 Jul 2014.
Though all precautions have been taken, this Directorate is not responsible for any distortion/tempering of information displayed in the internet. Authenticity of the merit list may be checked with the Merit List displayed in the Recruiting Directorate.
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UPSC has published the admit cards/ hall tickets of NDA 1 2014 written exam which is going to be held on 20 April 2014. The Union Public Service Commission will be conducting the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (I) 2014 at different venues located at 41 Centres throughout the country on 20.04.2014 (Sunday). The e-Admit Cards for the candidates have been uploaded on the Commission’s web-site http://www. upsc. gov. in, which may be down loaded.
Letters of rejection to the candidates stating reason (s) for rejection have already been sent through e-mail provided by the candidates. If any applicant is not able to down load his e-Admit Card, he may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter on Telephone Nos. 011-23381125, 011-23385271 and 011-23098543 between (10:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M) on working days during working hours. The candidate may also send fax message on Fax No. 011-23387310. The candidate may note that no paper admit card will be issued.
In case the photograph is not printed or available on the e- Admit Card, candidates are advised to carry two identical (2) photographs (one photograph for each session) along with proof of identity such as Identity Card etc. and printout of e-Admit Card at the venue of the Examination to secure admission in the Examination. Candidates are advised to check their e-mail in case they have sent any representation.
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AFCAT Air Force Common Admission Test, an exam conducted by the Indian Airforce for recruiting officers in the three branches which are Technical, Flying and Ground Duty Branches. This written test is conducted twice every year in the month of February and August. You can check the eligibility criteria for AFCAT and make sure whether you are eligible for the same or not. Here we are going to discuss the paper pattern of AFCAT so that our aspirants may get a fair idea about the type of examination and thus can start preparing for it in a more focused and organized way. As we all know, for the first time, AFCAT exam will be conducted online and candidates can apply for AFCAT through AFCAT CDAC website. Many candidates who are applying for AFCAT are looking for updated latest AFCAT syllabus, topics, subjects, marking scheme and number of questions. In this article, you will find the latest syllabus for the AFCAT exam and related information. Though the syllabus has not changed much there are few topics which are new and you might face them in AFCAT 2019.
The subjects, the time allowed and the maximum marks allotted to each subject will be as follows:
Exam
Subject
Duration
No. of Questions
Max Marks
AFCAT
General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English, Numerical Ability and Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test
02 Hours
100
300
EKT(For Ground Duty Technical Branch only)
Mechanical, Computer Science and Electrical and Electronics
45 Minutes
50
150
Syllabus of the AFCAT 2018
English: Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion/Filling in of correct word, Synonyms, Antonyms and Testing of Vocabulary, Idioms and Phrases
General Awareness: History, Geography, Civics, Politics, Current Affairs, Environment, Basic Science, Defence, Art, Culture, Sports, etc
Numerical Ability: Decimal Fraction, Time and Work, Average, Profit & Loss, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion and Simple Interest, Time & Distance (Trains/Boats & Streams)
Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test: Verbal Skills and Spatial Ability
(a) General Awareness
History
Sports
Geography
Environment
Civics
Basic Science
Defence
Art
Culture
Current Affairs
Politics
(b) Verbal Ability in English
Comprehension
Error Detection
Sentence Completion
Synonyms
Antonyms
Testing of Vocabulary
(c) Numerical Ability
Decimal Fraction
Simplification
Average
Profit & loss
Percentage
Ratio & Proportion
Simple Interest
(d) Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test
Verbal Skills
Spatial Ability
Standard of AFCAT 2019 Question Paper:
The standard of Numerical Ability Questions will be of Matriculation level. The standard of questions in other subjects will be of graduation level (Indian University).
The Online examination will consist of objective type questions and will be in English only for both AFCAT and EKT
AFCAT 2019 Marking Scheme
Three marks for every correct attempt
One mark for every incorrect attempt
No marks for unattempted questions
Questions will be based on the metric system of Weights & Measures wherever applicable. Candidates must appear for the Online AFCAT in person. Under no circumstance will any scribe or another candidate be allowed to appear/ assist in the exam. Air Force has the discretion to fix qualifying marks in any or all the subjects of the examination.
AFCAT Exam Schedule: The AFCAT (and EKT) will be conducted in two shifts as per the following schedule:
Activity
16 Feb 19 (Day1)
17 Feb 19 (Day 2)
1st Shift (AFCAT)
2nd Shift (AFCAT+EKT)
1st Shift (AFCAT)
2nd Shift (AFCAT+EKT)
Candidate Reporting Time
08:00 hrs
12:30 hrs
08:00 hrs
12:30 hrs
Verification of Admit Card & ID Proof, Biometrics, Photo/ Thumb Impression/ Sign on Attendance Sheet & Candidate Seating in Exam Hall
08:00- 09:30 hrs
12:30- 14:00 hrs
08:00- 09:30 hrs
12:30- 14:00 hrs
Reading of Instructions by Candidates
09:30- 09:45 hrs
14:00- 14:15 hrs
09:30- 09:45 hrs
14:00- 14:15 hrs
AFCAT
09:45- 11:45 hrs
14:15 -16:15 hrs
09:45- 11:45 hrs
14:15 -16:15 hrs
Reading of Instructions by Candidates for EKT
16:15 -16:30 hrs
16:15 -16:30 hrs
EKT
16:30 -17:15 hrs
16:30 -17:15 hrs
Note: Candidates will not be permitted to enter the exam centre, under any circumstance, after the pre-exam verification process has commenced at 08:00 hrs for shift-I and 1230 hrs for shift-II
AFCAT Exam Pattern Highlights
AFCAT Mode
Online (Computer-based)
Question Paper type
Objective (MCQs)
Number of Sections
General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English, Numerical ability and Reasoning & Military Aptitude Test
Total no. of questions
100
Marks awarded for correct answer
+3
Negative marking
-1
Total marks
300
Exam duration
2 hours (120 minutes) for AFCAT, 45 Minutes for EKT
Medium of Exam
English
AFCAT Question Paper Sections, Questions Marks and Time
Section
Questions
Marks
Time
General Awareness
20
60
2 hours
Verbal Ability in English
30
90
Numerical Ability
15
45
Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test
35
105
AFCAT Topics
Part 1: General Awareness
History
Sports
Geography
Environment,
Defense
Art and Culture
International Current Affairs
Politics
Civics
Basic Science
Part 2: Verbal Ability in English
Comprehension
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In the Indian Army, there are special entry schemes available for soldiers who aspire to become officers within the organization they serve. These entry schemes, also known as service entries, offer soldiers the opportunity to step up and take on officer roles. The Indian Army recognizes the potential and dedication of its soldiers and provides various avenues for them to transition into officer positions. The three notable service entries are the ACC (Army Cadet College) entry, PC(SL) (Permanent Commission Special List) entry, and SCO (Special Commissioned Officers) entry. Let’s delve into each of these entry schemes in greater detail.
What is ACC Entry?
The Army Cadet College Wing is responsible for training soldiers from the regular army, navy, and air force to become officers in the Indian Army. Graduates from the Army Cadet College go on to join the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun. The training curriculum at the Army Cadet College and the National Defense Academy (NDA) is quite similar, with both institutions offering a three-year degree program encompassing various disciplines in science and humanities. The significant advantage that Army Cadet College cadets bring as officers is their profound understanding of the life of a soldier, which allows them to better comprehend the tasks and responsibilities of their men.
Recently, the Army Cadet College has been renamed as the Siachen Battalion at the Indian Military Academy.
The selection process for admission to the Army Cadet College involves a written test followed by selection through the Services Selection Board. With 80 years of operation, the Army Cadet College has produced many notable alumni. The first course at the Indian Military Academy, consisting of 40 Gentlemen Cadets, included 15 individuals from the former Kitchner College, which later became the Army Cadet College. The first recipient of the Sword of Honour at the Indian Military Academy was Smith Dun, who went on to become the Chief of Army Staff in Burma.
Regrettably, the entry requirements for the Army Cadet College (ACC) have undergone frequent changes, leading to a situation where most officers would retire before reaching the position of Chief of Army Staff (COAS) in India. Age constraints for promotions to higher ranks, regardless of performance, make it unlikely for officers to attain the COAS position. Nevertheless, the ACC has produced numerous exceptional officers who have graduated from this esteemed institution.
The origins of the ACC can be traced back to the establishment of Kitchener College in 1929, located in Nowgong, Madhya Pradesh. In 1960, the Kitchener College was transformed into the Army Cadet College, and in 1964, it was relocated to Ghorpuri, near Pune, taking over the campus of the former Officers Training Institute (OTI), which had been merged into OTAMadras. Subsequently, in July 1977, the ACC was once again relocated, this time to Dehra Dun, where it became a wing of the Indian Military Academy.
ACC Entry Details
Vacancies Per Course
75 (Twice in a Year)
Tentative Month of Publication of Notification
Notified by MP Directorate / AGs Br through Units in Mar and Aug
Eligibility Criteria
Age
20 to 27 years , minimum service two years can apply
Qualification
10+2 Pattern Class 12th pass or Equivalent. Should have qualified ACC written test
Marital Status
Unmarried / Married
Likely Date of SSB
Sep to Nov for Jan Course Mar to May for Jul Course
Training Academy
ACC Wing at IMA, Dehradun
Duration of Training
Four Years (Three Years in ACC Wing & One Year at IMA)
What is PC(SL) Entry?
PC(SL) refers to the Permanent Commission Special List, which is another entry option similar to the ACC entry, albeit with slight differences. Here are the key details:
Education Requirement: Completion of Higher Secondary (11th Pass)
Training Academy: A four-week training program at the Officers Training Academy (OTA)
Age: Applicants must be between 32 and 40 years old
Marital Status: Both married and unmarried individuals are eligible to apply
The PC(SL) entry provides an opportunity for individuals who meet the aforementioned criteria to join the Indian Army as officers through a specialized selection process.
Vacancies Per Course
100 (Once in a Year)
Tentative Month of Publication of Notification
Notified by MP Dte / AGs Br through Units in Apr and Jul
Eligibility Criteria
Age
Maximum age 40 years, 45 years for Engineers & 45 years for IOB Minimum service 10 years
Qualification
Matric & Above
Marital Status
Unmarried / Married Serving JCOs / NCOs excluding Sepoys
Likely Date of SSB
Sep and Oct for Jul Course
Training Academy
AEC Centre & College, Pachmarhi & IMA, Dehradun
Duration of Training
Eight Weeks at AEC Centre & College, Pachmarhi & Four Weeks at IMA
What is SCO Entry?
SCO entry is another type of entry for soldiers, through this entry soldiers with 32 years for age can also apply. They do get chance even when they have reached the ranks of Hav and JCOs. More details on SCO entry are given below.
Education Requirement: Class XI CBSE pattern
Training: One year at IMA
Age: 27-32 years
Marital Status: Married or Unmarried
Vacancies Per Course
100 (Twice in a Year)
Tentative Month of Publication of Notification
Notified by MP Directorate / AGs Br through Units in Apr and Jul
Eligibility Criteria
Age
28 to 35 years. minimum service of five years can apply
Qualification
Matric with One Year Diploma or Above
Marital Status
Unmarried / Married
Likely Date of SSB
Jul/Aug for Jan Course & Nov/Dec for Jul Course
Training Academy
OTA, Gaya
Duration of Training
Eight Weeks at AEC Centre & College, Pachmarhi & One Year at OTA, Gaya
How to Apply for SCO, ACC and PC(SL) Entries?
As said these entries are only for serving Indian army soldiers and not available in the public domain. One needs to contact the concerned department of his unit to apply for such entries.
Has the thought of joining the forces just struck your mind? Are you going to appear for the SSB Interview for the first time in your life? Do you feel clueless about most of the things when people talk in using various kinds of short forms which go flying above your head? Do you wish that you knew these things and a few basic things about the forces? Well here is the solution for all. I have met many people, who are new to this dream of joining the forces, they are not even aware of the very basic things.
They want to start off with something so that they could also get to know a lot of things about the forces. The reason why you are reading this is simple, because you want to gain some knowledge, everybody has to start from somewhere, and here is where you start from. Given below are some of the very basic things about the forces, when you know them gradually your interest will develop and you can read in detail about stuff from SSBCrack, Wikipedia or the official website of the services.
There are four defence forces in India, Army, Navy, Airforce and Coast Guard.
While the boys have the option to join the forces as a commissioned or non-commissioned officer, girls can join as commissioned officers only. Commissioned officer means and officer who is selected through Service Selection Board (SSB).
You can become a commissioned officer only through passing SSB, except for the medical corps where no SSB is required. Now in some entries there may be a prior written exam before SSB, and in some entries you may be called directly based on the percentage of the qualifying exam for that entry.
Men can join the Army through: NDA Exam, 10+2 Tech entry, CDSE, UES, TGC, SSC Tech, JAG, NCC Special entry etc., Navy through: NDA, 10+2 B.Tech entryCDSE, UES, Direct entries etc., Airforce through: NDA, CDSE, UES, AFCAT, NCC Special Entry, Meteorological etc. Women can join Army through: CDSE, SSC Tech, JAG etc. Navy Through: UES, Direct Entries etc., Airforce Through: AFCAT, Meteorological etc. Both can join the Coast Guard through the direct entry. Each of these entries comes bi-annually.
NDA stands for National Defence Academy, situated in Khadakwasla, Pune. It is a feeder institution for Army, Navy and Airforce, candidates who go to NDA do a three year course in NDA and then move for their given option of the three services.
AFA stands for Airforce Academy, situated in Dundigal, Hyderabad. It is the training establishment of Indian Airforce. All kinds of training is given here.
NA stands for Naval Academy, situated in Ezhimala, Kerala. It is the training institution for Indian Navy and the Coast Guard also.
IMA stands for Indian Military Academy, a training establishment of Indian Army, intended to train officers for a permanent commission. It is located in Dehradun, Uttarakhand.
OTA stands for Officers training academy. There are two OTA’s one in Chennai and one in Gaya. OTA Chennai trains officers for a short service commission in Army. OTA Gaya trains candidates for Technical entry in army (Engineers).
A permanent commission (PC) means a job in the service till you retire. A short service commission (SSC) means a job of 10 years with and extension of 4 years. Men can join the services as PC officers or SSC Officers, while women can join only as SSC Officers, however in some branches women are also now inducted as PC officers.
All the four forces are divided into different commands for easy functioning.
Each force has a respective head, who is the chief of that force.
You can also read about the ranks of the forces.
Indian Army Day: 15th January. Indian Air Force Day: 8th October. Indian Navy Day: 4th December. Indian Coast Guard Day: 1st February.
The president of India is the Supreme Commander of the Indian Defence Forces.
The Indian Army has different types of equipment’s they are the artillery weapons, tanks, different kinds of rifles etc., you can read more about it in detail on Wikipedia.
Indian Airforce has many types of aircrafts like Fighter jets, Helicopters, Multirole fighters, attack planes, transport planes etc. There is a detailed article about aircrafts on our website.
Indian Navy and Coast guard have different types of vessels, they include patrol boats, frigates, aircraft carriers, submarines, destroyers etc. There is a detailed article on vessels of Indian Navy on our website.
Now I am sure you know at least something to begin with. You can read in detail about things mentioned in each point. Reading helps in growing knowledge. Keep following SSBCrack for different types of information.
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Sometimes exam preparation seems so hard, there are many reasons behind it, like sometimes we start our preparation in a very limited time, we study things which never comes, we go with the wrong preparation materials and the end result always let us down. But, the most crucial reason here is, most of us do not prepare in a closed loop system. Whatever we study for exams, be never get feedback about our preparation, simply because a book will never speak whether you are going good or you need a little extra push.
Most of the aspirants here are preparing for CDS 2 2014 exam day and night, but the competition level of CDS exam is getting high and high. CDS 1 2014 result hasn’t been declared yet but most of you have already started preparing for CDS 2 2014 exam which is going to happen on 26 Oct 2014. Yes, you have plenty of time for preparation but only if you start from today. If you have failed in your previous CDS exam, then this is the right time to start your preparation from a different angle. Learn more about your strong and weak points, make your study and preparation dynamic so as to clear your next CDS exam.
CDS 2 2014 Online Test Preparation
SSBCrackExams.com has launched a special online test preparation course for all aspirants preparing for CDS 2 2014 exam and want to clear it at any cost. We will talk more about our course and its usefulness in this post.
Your Home Page We know that your primary concern is to prepare for CDS exam and to pass it, but our job is to make your preparation easier yet effective. This personalized home page will give your information related to defence exams, your test papers, your scores, your reports, all Indian examination tests schedules and many more. As we said we do not want to make your preparation stressful, you can always open a new tab in your browser to chat with friends on Facebook or listen to song on Youtube.
Take A Test We have divided this into two section, one is Examination Test and another is Practice Test. Examination tests are test which are scheduled for a certain amount of time, you can check your national ranking as soon as the scheduled dates are over and backhand team generates the reports. Assume it more like a all India exam test where you will compete with others. We will keep adding Examination papers so that you can challenge other aspirants and make your preparation a fun. Practice papers are for your unlimited practice and use, yes you can also check your rank among other aspirants. Practice tests are divided into various topic wise sections for better understanding. You will also get full solution of maths questions and wherever it is possible.
Its Exam Time Now We are providing a very user friendly test screen so that you can understand every question correctly and answer them. You can also review your questions later with the option given on the screen. Time limit is a crucial factor in CDS so yes, here you have to work accordingly.
Your Test Report!! First of all let me explain, yes I need lot of practice, I know my marks, my preparation is not up to the mark. But that will not be the case with you, once you know where you stand you can start your CDS Exam preparation accordingly.
Advance Reports This section will fetch all the analytic in front of you, so that you can understand what is going on with your preparation. You will get details of your performance in sub topic level which helps you to know what exactly you need to focus more. There are other things as well like, time management, question reports, solution, compare yourself, difficulty level, topic report etc.
But this is not all, there are more things which you will like inside and more which we will add in the future. SSBCrackExam CDS Exam Preparation course is very helpful is you believe in honest preparation. You can enroll for this course anytime you want.
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Selection Centre East (SCE) is situated in the city of Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh. It is the Selection Center for the Indian Army.
About Selection Center East Allahabad
SCE has got five boards of Indian Army, which are 11 SSB,14 SSB,18 SSB,19 SSB and 34 SSB. SCE has got a good atmosphere with all modern facilities like STD, Mess, Olive Green Restaurant, outdoor and indoor games, medical facilities, good dormitories, facilities of waterman etc. There is ATM in the vicinity as well. Candidates who have applied for CDSE, NDA, 10+2 Teach Entry of Army, SSC-Tech and TGC etc. can get this selection center.
About Allahabad
Allahabad is a city of many dimensions. It holds both historical and religious importance. The city is termed as Prayag, as it is situated in the confluence of three rivers Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati. Many important events in India’s struggle for freedom, took place here – the emergence of the first Indian National Congress in 1885, the beginning of Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violence movement in 1920.The confluence of history, culture and religion makes Allahabad, a unique city.
Places of interest in Allahabad include Civil Lines, which is the commercial area of the city, Prayag, which is the confluence of the three rivers, Minto Garden, Anand Bhawan, Patalpuri Temple, Hanuman Temple, Agharkar museum, Allahabad Museum, Chandrasekhar Azad Park etc.
How to Reach Selection Center East Allahabad
This city is well connected with rail and road and also by air with major cities of India. There is bus service from the Civil Lines Bus stand to the nearby cities like Lucknow, Kanpur etc. There are trains and flights from almost all corners of the country for this city. You have to de-board from flight at Bamrauli Airport.
Where to Stay
Since the reporting point for the candidates is the Railway station hence it is advised to them to stay near the railway station. There are a number of hotels and lodges with nominal fair and decent services which you can go for.
Contact Details of Selection Center East Allahabad
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Selection Centre Central (SCC) is located in the city of Bhopal, which is the capital of Madhya Pradesh. It is the selection center for Indian Army and Navy.
About Selection Centre Central Bhopal
SCC has got three boards of Indian Army which are 20 SSB, 21 SSB and 22 SSB and one board for Indian Navy which is 33 SSB. SCC is equipped with all the major facilities to provide a comfortable and memorable stay to its candidates. The Center has good dormitories, nice mess, indoor and outdoor games, CSD facility, Refreshment canteen etc. Candidates who apply for CDSE, NDA, Naval entries generally get SSB in this center.
About Bhopal
Bhopal is the capital city of Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal is also known as the city of lakes due to the serene lakes present in the city. Bhopal is also one of the greenest cities of India. It is a city rich in culture and heritage. It has got a huge importance related to history. The famous Gas tragedy however is a sad history associated with the city. The largest artificial lake of Asia, Upper Lake is situated in Bhopal.
Places of interest in Bhopal include Upper Lake, Lake View, National Park, Van Vihar, Taj-ul-Masajid, Aquarium Builiding, Lal Pared Ground, Museum, Takri which is a hindu and jain temple, Libraries etc.
How to Reach Selection Centre Central Bhopal
Bhopal is connected by Rail, Road and Air with major cities of India. The railway station name is Bhopal Junction. There are a number of Bus terminals like ISBT, Halalpura Bus Stand, Nadra Bus stand etc. The airport for Bhopal is the Raja Bhoj Airport.
Where to Stay
Since the reporting point for the candidates is the Railway station hence it is advised to them to stay near the railway station. There are a number of hotels and lodges with nominal fair and decent services which you can go for.
Contact Details of Selection Centre Central Bhopal
Address: Sultania Infantry Lines, Bhopal
Fax – 0755-2735980
Phone – 0755-2731245/2731255/2702223
Reporting Point – Parking Zone, outside platform No 5, Bhopal Junction Railway Station
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Selection Center South (SCS) is situated in Bangalore, which is the capital of the state Karnataka. This center has boards for Indian Army and Indian Navy.
About Selection Centre South Bangalore
This is a centre for both Army and Navy officer Selection. It has got two boards for Army, 17 SSB and 24 SSB and one board for Navy that is 12 SSB. SCS is equipped with good facilities to make a comfortable and memorable stay for the candidates. It has got Indoor and out games, excellent dormitories, mess, canteen, CSD facility, Telephone, Internet, Reading, TV etc. There are local markets nearby hence there is facility of ATM in the vicinity. Candidates who apply for different types of entries of Army and Navy may get an SSB here, like the CDSE, Naval entries, 10+2 B.Tech etc.
About Selection Center South Bangalore
Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka. It is also known as the Garden city of India. Bangalore is draped over the Deccan Plateau at an altitude of 949 meters (3113 ft.) above sea level, which gives it possibly the best climate among all the cities in India. Bangalore is India’s fifth largest and the fastest growing city in Asia. T is a hub of education, tourism and technology making it one the most modern cities.
This city has got a number of excellent places to visit. They include Commercial street, Brigade Road, MG Road, Fun worldetc. The city has got many lakes and parks like Lal Bagh, Cubbon Park and Birds at Hebbal lake. Historical monuments in Bangalore include Bangalore Fort, Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, Bangalore Palace and Mayo Hall. The city has many IT Parks such as ITPL, Manyata Tech Park, Bagmane Tech Park, Global Village Tech Park. Bangalore Metro is also an attraction.
How to Reach Selection Centre South Bangalore
There are numerous trains connecting Bangalore with the rest of India. There is train service available from the Bangalore station to other parts of India. By road Bangalore is connected to Pune, Mysore etc. The Bus stand is called Majestic.
There are flights connecting Bangalore to other parts of Indian as well. The Bengaluru International Airport is the Airport for Bangalore.
Where to Stay
Since the reporting point for the candidates is the Railway station hence it is advised to them to stay near the railway station. There are a number of hotels and lodges with nominal fair and decent services which you can go for. There is advance booking option available for many hotel and you can book them by phone or through internet.
Contact Details of Selection Centre South Bangalore
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