ONGC Exam Admit Card 2014 Download at www.ongcindia.com

ONGC Exam Admit Card 2014 Download at www.ongcindia.com: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited has recently announced the recruitment notification to recruit various vacant posts in their departments, as per the mentioned schedule ONGC is likely to conduct the written Exam of above recruitment on 10th August 2014 so ONGC is going to upload the Admit Card/hall tickets very shortly and make available to the applicants on the official website soon at www.ongcindia.com. Against to the recruitment notification huge response came and so many candidates has applied for the posts after the application process all are searching for the admit cards but ONGC has issued the admit cards 15 days before the commencement of the written examination, so all candidates who have applied for ONGC Exam 2014 now they can download their ONGC Hall ticket / admit card 2014. As the written exam was on 10th August 2014 candidates must download their ONGC Exam Admit Card on or before the exam date from the official website portal at www.ongcindia.com

ONGC Exam Admit Card 2014 Download procedure

ONGC Exam 2014

As per the official notification from Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited they are going to recruit various vacant posts in their departments through India. All those aspirants who are eligible for this recruitment has applied for the post. After application submission process has completed they are going to conduct the written exam for all applied aspirants. As we all know that Admit cards are mandatory documents for every exam ONGC has issued and make accessible to the aspirant on 15 days before the commencement of the exam. So who are going to appear for these exams must download your card before the exam schedule. We suggest to all aspirants must bring their Hall ticket to the exam hall without fail.

How to download ONGC hall ticket / Admit Card 2014:

· Aspirants first need to visit the official site at www.ongcindia.com or any below mention link.

· Then navigate and select the ONGC hall ticket/Admit Card-2014 link and click on it.

· After that enter your ONGC Registration Number & DOB and submit it.

· Your ONGC Exam-2014 Admit Card will appear on screen shortly.

· Save and take the print out of your ONGC admit card for future Use.

· – Download Hall Ticket through online mode on its official website at - www.ongcindia.com

CAT Admit Card 2014 Download at cusat.nic.in

CAT 2014 Admit Card / hall tickets:Indian Institute of Management will conducts the Common Admission Test to provide admission in professional courses like MBA. The Common Admission Test for those who want to admission in the MBA course in various professional colleges all over India. For this academic year 2014 CAT 2014 notification is already announced and all most all interested has submitted the application through online mode as per the schedule CAT-2014 exam is going to be conduct on 16th November 2014 and 22nd November 2014. The admit card will be issued to the applied aspirants i.e. the applied aspirants can download their admit card from 16th October 2014. The admit card will be issued to the applicants on the official website. As the exam center, exam date, exam venue and the day of the exam will be mention in the admit card. So while coming to the exam hall bring the hard copy of your admit card/hall ticket along with a valid ID proof.

CAT 2014 Admit Card / hall tickets Download at  cusat.nic.in

CAT-2014:The graduate aspirants may apply on or before the last date of the registration. After the declaration of results score is awarded to the aspirants, the score card of the CAT-2014 exam will be issued to the aspirants after the exam. After the written exam the candidates will be called for the next exam. Who have qualified in written exam those aspirants will be called for next level exam. The next level exam is Group Discussion and the Personal Interview. The aspirants will be selected on the bases of the CAT-2014. The result of CAT-2014 exam will be declared on 3rd week of December 2014. Score card of the result will be issued to the candidates on 31st December 2014 and CAT-2014 score is valid up to one year. and CAT Admit Card 2014 Download at cusat.nic.in

CAT Important date to remember:

Admit cards for CAT-2014 available from 16th October 2014
Date of written exam for CAT-2014: 16th November 2014 and 22nd November 2014
Declaration of CAT-2014 Results:3rd week of December 2014.

SAIL IISCO Steel Plant exam admit card 2014 available

The Steel Authority of India (SAIL) has announced vacancy at 473 non-executive posts. The candidates will be short-listed on the basis of a written exam to be followed by an interview and practical test. The admit cards for the same have been released and can be checked online.

In order to view the admit card, the candidates should log in to the official website and click on the link "SAIL IISCO Steel Plant exam 2014 admit card". On inserting the registration number, the candidates will be able to have access to the admit cards.

The official link of the website where the admit cards can be checked is:http://103.241.144.18/saicoreg/frmJobDetails.aspx

The vacancies are invited at the posts of:
Operator-cum-Technician (Boiler Operation)
Attendant-cum-Technician (Boiler Operation)
Operator-cum-Technician (Trainee)
Attendant-cum-Technician (Trainee)

The application process that began in June came to an end on July 21.

The candidates are required to carry their admit cards with them to the exam hall. Any candidate found without any admit card will not be permitted to sit for the exam.

About IISCO plant:

Established as an industrial enterprise in 1918, IISCO produced iron from an open-top blast furnace at Hirapur (later to be called Burnpur) in West Bengal for the first time in 1922. The Indian Iron & Steel Company (IISCO), a SAIL subsidiary, was amalgamated with SAIL on February 16, 2006 and renamed IISCO Steel Plant (ISP). This full-fledged integrated steel plant is one of India's oldest.

UPSC Civil Services prelim exam 2014 admit cards out

UPSC Civil Services prelim examination 2014 admit cards are out and available at the official website.

Amid uncertainty over the change in pattern of civil services examination doing away with C-SAT, Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) started issuing admits cards to the aspirants for the preliminary exam scheduled to be held on August 24.

Candidates can download the admit cards available till August 24, according to the information on the UPSC website or below mentioned link:

http://upsconline.nic.in/eadmitcard/

Candidates have to insert their name, roll number, registration ID and name & year of the examination in all the correspondence with UPSC. Candidates who do not have clear photographs on the e-admit card/ signatures on the scannable attendance lists will have to bring a photo identity proof viz. aadhar card, driving licence, passport, voter I Card etc. and two passport size photographs one for each session for appearing in the examination with an undertaking

A three-member government appointed committee is looking into the demands of civil services aspirants to change the pattern of the Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) to give level-playing field to those coming from rural areas. The Center has also earlier asked UPSC to postpone the exams

"Government will decide on the issue within another 2-3 days," Minister of State for Personnel, Public grievances and Pensions Jitendra Singh had said on Monday.

There has been no change in the date of civil services preliminary examination, which is August 24, according to the admit cards being issued to the candidates.

There are two compulsory papers of 200 marks each in the preliminary examination. These papers are also known as CSAT I and CSAT II.

The CSAT-II paper carries questions on comprehension, interpersonal skills including communication skills, logical reasoning and analytical ability, decision-making and problem- solving, general mental ability, basic numeracy, and English language comprehension skills (of Class X level).

Students have been objecting to the level of aptitude and English language questions being asked in the CSAT II paper claiming they are much above the standard prescribed for the examination.