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[kashif sb]

Originally Posted by N is best

What are the rules/criteria for age relaxation in general recruitment cases?

Maximum age limit as prescribed under the Recruitment Rules is relax-able in pursuance of Initial Appointment to Civil Posts (Relaxation of Upper Age Limit) Rules, 1993 (as amended from time to time) as follows:-

(1)(a) By three years in case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Buddhist Community, Recognized Tribes of the Tribal Areas, Azad Kashmir and the GilgitBaltistan (only those candidates who are permanent residents of these areas will be eligible for the concession and in each case, a certificate from the Political Agent or as the case may be, the District Coordination Officer of the area, will be required to be produced).
(b) By ten years upto the maximum age of 55 years for in-service Government servants including contract Employees who have completed 2 years continuous Government service on the closing date for receipt of applications (employees of the Nationalized Banks, State Bank of Pakistan, WAPDA, other Semi-Government and Autonomous Bodies are not eligible for this concession).
(c) By fifteen years or the number of years actually served in the Armed Forces of Pakistan, whichever is less, in the case of retired/ released officers/personnel of the Armed Forces of Pakistan.
(d) By five years in case of widow, son or daughter of a deceased civil servant who dies during service.
Note: Where a candidate is eligible for age relaxation under more than one category specified above, he/she shall be allowed relaxation in one category only. In such cases, applications must be accompanied by adequate proof of age relaxation being claimed.

(2)5 years general age relaxation over and above any one of the above age relaxations.

@N is best
Dear brother As you mentioned at (b) above:
Does this Ten years age relaxation is besides five years general age relaxation.

[N is best]

Originally Posted by kashif sb

@N is best
Dear brother As you mentioned at (b) above:
Does this Ten years age relaxation is besides five years general age relaxation.

yes dear.

[Kisbest]

Dear ''N is Best'' my interview for the post of Inspector Railway Police is up in next one and a half month,would you mind telling me how to prepare and what to study for interview to be successful.I have asked this question in relevant section since long but nobody is answering therefore I found this opportunity to ask you here. Moreover you have always been a guide for me on this forum that you can guess from my username

[N is best]

Originally Posted by Kisbest

Dear ''N is Best'' my interview for the post of Inspector Railway Police is up in next one and a half month,would you mind telling me how to prepare and what to study for interview to be successful.I have asked this question in relevant section since long but nobody is answering therefore I found this opportunity to ask you here. Moreover you have always been a guide for me on this forum that you can guess from my username

Dear kisbest, first of all congrats on your pre-selection. secondly, thanks for your kind words.

Now, coming towards your question. For interview you should pursue the following pattern:

1. Introduction

2. Family background

3. knowledge about the job applied for and your interest in it

4. Thorough knowledge about last attained degree

5. Current affairs

6. Islamiat (dua-e-qunoot, kalimas etc)

Besides, you should give mock interviews to your friends. Speak loudly in front of mirror. Try to conversate more and more in English.

A bit explanation for your convenience :

Your introduction should be relevant and to the point. Avoid beating about the bush. Start with your name, father name, his occupation, your area, education from matric onwards, job (if doing) and conclude it logically.

you should have complete knowledge about your family. Brothers sisters their education, occupation etc

You should have at least some if not thorough knowledge about the job you applied for i.e., why you have decided to join railways? what are loopholes in this department? suggestions for improvement? about railway stations etc etc

Similary, you should have strong command over last attained degree and current affairs. You should make your opinion about the important issues. Try to be optimistic. Don't try to censure any particular party or personality by name. Just talk across the board.

About islamiat, you should have some knowledge about the basics. i.e., kalimas, namaz, wazoo etc.

If you reside in islamabad, you can visit my academy as well for further guidance. Stay bless and best of luck.

[Kisbest]

Originally Posted by N is best

Dear kisbest, first of all congrats on your pre-selection. secondly, thanks for your kind words.

Now, coming towards your question. For interview you should pursue the following pattern:

1. Introduction

2. Family background

3. knowledge about the job applied for and your interest in it

4. Thorough knowledge about last attained degree

5. Current affairs

6. Islamiat (dua-e-qunoot, kalimas etc)

Besides, you should give mock interviews to your friends. Speak loudly in front of mirror. Try to conversate more and more in English.

Originally Posted by N is best

A bit explanation for your convenience :

Your introduction should be relevant and to the point. Avoid beating about the bush. Start with your name, father name, his occupation, your area, education from matric onwards, job (if doing) and conclude it logically.

you should have complete knowledge about your family. Brothers sisters their education, occupation etc

You should have at least some if not thorough knowledge about the job you applied for i.e., why you have decided to join railways? what are loopholes in this department? suggestions for improvement? about railway stations etc etc

Similary, you should have strong command over last attained degree and current affairs. You should make your opinion about the important issues. Try to be optimistic. Don't try to censure any particular party or personality by name. Just talk across the board.

About islamiat, you should have some knowledge about the basics. i.e., kalimas, namaz, wazoo etc.

If you reside in Islamabad, you can visit my academy as well for further guidance. Stay bless and best of luck.

Thank you so much for such a detailed reply,it would really be useful for me but in your reply there are some points I want to be clear about like how should I conclude logically? Further I don't live in Islamabad rather I live far away in KP but if I know your academy name and address I would be lucky to see you for detailed guidance.

[N is best]

Originally Posted by Kisbest

Thank you so much for such a detailed reply,it would really be useful for me but in your reply there are some points I want to be clear about like how should I conclude logically? Further I don't live in Islamabad rather I live far away in KP but if I know your academy name and address I would be lucky to see you for detailed guidance.

By concluding it logically i mean to say that in the last sentence of the intro give a hint about its conclusion. don't leave it incomplete.

dear, I am running BRITISH COACHING ACAEDMY (in collaboration with Avon International) located in Islamabad near chakshehzad (comsat university).

[Kisbest]

Thank you Sir, I will do come to your academy for detailed guidance InshaALLAH!

[zeekaay]

brother suggest me a good and precise book for u.s history according to the old syllabus for pms.kp

[N is best]

Originally Posted by zeekaay

brother suggest me a good and precise book for u.s history according to the old syllabus for pms.kp

US History: Volume I and II by Majumdar

A People's History of the United States, 1492-Present by Howard Zinn

[zeekaay]

Originally Posted by N is best

US History: Volume I and II by Majumdar

A People's History of the United States, 1492-Present by Howard Zinn

do you really want me to study all the three books ?