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Top 5 government exams to watch out for in 2025

Top 5 government exams to watch out for in 2025

Every year, many youngsters aspire to secure a position in the government sector by qualifying for some of the major government exams. However, given the limited seats and intense competition, it’s imperative to constantly stay updated with notifications regarding the important dates and other crucial details released by the government portals.

Whether you are planning for the banking sector, railways, civil services, or defense, engage in thorough research to understand the difficulty level, eligibility criteria, and potential opportunities associated with all of them to get more clarity about your true calling.

Here are some of the top government exams from these sectors you can attempt in 2025, based on your interest.

1. UPSC – UPSC or Union Public Services Commission exam is a gateway to several prestigious positions like IAS (Indian Administrative Service), IPS (Indian Police Service), and IFS (Indian Foreign Service). This exam shapes individuals into leaders who redefine public policies, administer governance, and contribute meaningfully to nation-building. Its structure includes Prelims; which has objective questions, Mains; which includes descriptive papers, and the final stage, an interview to assess the candidate’s personality. To ace this exam, the key is to focus on NCERTs, current affairs, and standard textbooks.

Eligibility criteria
Age – 21 to 32 years

Qualification – Graduation in any discipline from a renowned university

Exam Date – 25 May 2025 (Prelims)

2. SSC CGL – SSC CGL or Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level is a national-level exam that appoints candidates for Group B and Group C positions in numerous central government departments. From desk jobs to field jobs, this exam caters to various skills and interests. Individuals can get into positions such as Assistant Audit Officer, Income Tax Inspector, Sub Inspector, Junior Statistical Officer, and Central Excise Inspector. It is conducted in two stages – Tier 1 and Tier 2. Tier 1 is a qualifying exam, with questions on General Awareness, Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Whereas, Tier 2 has three papers; paper 1 is mandatory for all, while the other two are specific to certain positions.

Eligibility criteria
Age – 18 to 32 years
Qualification – Graduation in any discipline from a renowned university

Exam Date – The official notification will be released on 22 April 2025

3. IBPS PO – Another highly
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