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CLAT 2019 Exam: Registration, Syllabus, Results, Dates, Cutoff

Judiciary, in a democratic nation like India, is one of the main pillars. It has the duty of keeping a check on the laws/rules made by the legislative and implemented by the executive. It does so by giving verdicts, finishing disputes etc. Therefore, to deliver as complete justice as possible in India, the judiciary system comprises the advocates and judges. These are spread over around 600 district courts, 24 high courts, and the Supreme Court. Also, there are 19 tribunals, 1734 fast track courts and many Lok Adalats (People’s Court) apart from these courts. This article is about CLAT 2019 exam and includes all important topics such as registration, syllabus, results, dates, cutoff etc. which are mentioned below.
According to a study, seeing the huge pile of cases pending in different courts of the country, around 29% and 22% of the posts of judges (around 70,000 in total) in the High Courts and subordinate courts were lying vacant. Therefore, seeing the whole scenario, it is needless to say that joining the judiciary is one of the ways to gain name and fame along with a decent money. This all becomes possible when the youth of today decides to join it through various law exams, CLAT particularly.

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About AIIMS & its Entrance Examination- AIIMS MBBS
The All India Institutes of Medical Sciences aka AIIMS, are a body of civic medical institutions of higher education that run upon the principle of self-governance. These institutions came into existence with the advent of AIIMS Delhi in 1956 and the rest 8 following it gradually. The Parliament, by its Act, has acknowledged all existing as well as proposed AIIMS, as the Institutes of National Importance.
The then authorities conceptualized AIIMS Delhi and the other AIIMS, to achieve the target of 1:1000, which is the ideal ratio of the doctor to patients. They consequently aimed to achieve this ratio by 2021. Presently, it is around 1:2000. That is, for every 2000 patients, there is the availability of 1 doctor only. Though the general seat-availability for MBBS in India increased to 42,169, still there is a requirement of around 38,000 more. Therefore, by meeting this gap, the government expects to push up the MBBS seat-availability to nearly 80,000. Hence, in India, the prospects of medical professionals and particularly doctors are bright. No wonder, therefore, we see a huge rush of the medical aspirants to choose their path to glory by becoming full-fledged MBBS doctors (and more). And this they do through the competitive medical exams like NEET, JIPMER and AIIMS MBBS.

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National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET)
The National Eligibility and Entrance Test, conveniently called as NEET UG, is an entrance exam for the undergraduate candidates aspiring to earn name and fame in the medical field. It is for the candidates, who wish to study the medical course (MBBS) and the dental course (BDS) of the graduate level. Moreover, NEET candidates can follow these courses in various government and private medical colleges and dental colleges, spread across the nation. Presently, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts NEET UG. It is the medical entrance exam that, in 2013, replaced the earlier All India Pre Medical Test aka AIPMT and all the solely conducted medical exams of various states and private medical colleges. CBSE usually notifies for NEET UG in February, followed by conduction of the exam in May, declaration of results in June,and running of the counseling sessions in the months of June and July, every year.
A notable change regarding NEET UG 2019 is that, the body to conduct the exam of 2019 will be the National Testing Agency, instead of CBSE.

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SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination
The Staff Selection Commission – Combined Graduate Level examination, popularly known as SSC CGL, is conducted by the Staff Selection Commission. The commission, founded in 1975, staffs the employees for various ministries, departments, and organizations under the Government of India. Candidates for Group B and C are selected via the combined graduate level exam that the commission conducts.

• The Staff Selection Commission holds the Combined Graduate Level Exam for the Government of India for the following posts:
• Custom Examiner
• Income Tax Inspectors
• Central Excise and Customs Inspectors
• Moreover, Assistants in different Ministries/Departments, in the Attached and Subordinate office of the Govt. of India
• Customs Preventive Officers
• Divisional Accountant, Junior Accountant, Auditor & UDC in various offices of Govt. of India
• Furthermore, Sub-Inspectors in Central Bureau of Narcotics & CBI
• The compiler in Registrar General of India
• Assistant Enforcement Officer in Directorate of Enforcement, Department of Revenue
• Also, Accountant/ Junior Accountant
• Auditor Offices under C&AG, CGDA, CGA & others
• Tax Assistant in CBDT and CBEC , Read more
  
  

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IBPS – the Story
In 1975, the Indian Government established Personnel Selection Services (PSS) for staffing of probationary officers and clerks to all public-sector banks. But, later on in 1984, the authorities changed the PSS to the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), as per the mandate of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Therefore, presently, the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection conducts the IBPS PO Bank Exam.
The IBPS PO Bank Exam is your ticket to the much sought-after job of banks. Meanwhile, IBPS supplies its services to all Public-Sector Banks, SBI, Associate Banks of SBI, SIDBI, NABARD, RBI, LIC & Insurance companies and other banks. Consequently, these are the banks, which are regular fellows of the IBPS society.

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Full Form of NEET

NEET stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. The Government, in the spirit of one-country one-exam, introduced NEET in order to replace several different medical examinations across the country (including AIPMT- All India Pre-Medical Test). NEET was first held on May 05, 2013, but it was canceled later as per the order of Supreme Court. This year, on May 6, 2018, more than 13 lakh students had appeared for NEET competing for 50,000 plus seats. This is the only examination in the country that fills All India Quota Seats as well as State Level Quota Seats. Various private colleges across the country also accept admission through NEET scores.

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Full Form of IPS

IPS or Indian Police Service is undoubtedly one of the most prestigious and honored civil services in India. It is one of the 3 All India Services of the Government of India. Other two services are IAS (Indian Administration Service) and IFS (Indian Foreign Service). The Ministry of Home Affairs acts as the cadre controlling authority for the IPS. An IPS officer carries out his or her responsibilities by safeguarding the public and detecting and preventing crime. He/she gives more importance to law and order and is also responsible for traffic control, accident prevention, and management.

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Full form of NEFT

National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) as the name suggests is a payment mechanism facilitating one-to-one funds transfer. Under NEFT, individuals can electronically transfer funds from one bank branch to any individual (having an account with another bank branch) nationwide. NEFT can be done via internet banking, mobile banking, and customer banking.

NEFT transaction charges
Transaction Amount
NEFT Charges (+GST)
Up to 10,000 INR                                     2.50 INR
10,000 to 1 Lakh INR                                    5 INR
1 Lakh – 2 Lakh                                          15 INR
2 Lakh – 5 Lakh                                          25 INR
5 Lakh- 10 Lakh                                          25 INR

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The Civil Services (IAS) Exam of UPSC



The Civil Services Examination (CSE) is a competitive examination in India. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the examination for finding staff for various Civil Services of the Indian Government. Moreover, this the Commission does on a national basis. In addition, the services include the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS) among others. Also, the examination is simply referred to as UPSC examination. The Commission conducts the exam in three stages:

• Firstly, a preliminary examination consisting of two objective-type papers. They are the General Studies Paper I and General Studies Paper II. The GS paper II is also popularly known as Civil Service Aptitude Test or CSAT).
• Then, the main examination consisting of nine papers of conventional (essay) type, held in October each year.
• Lastly, a personality test (interview) follows the main examination, in the month of March, each year.
  

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