Government jobs: read the notice first, not last

Your situation

You’re preparing for SSC, banking, railways, a state commission, teaching or a PSU. The competition is huge, and the dates are short.

What to read in every notice

• Qualification: exactly which degree, and from when.
• Age limit and relaxations for your category, as of the date the notice says.
• State or domicile rules, where they apply.
• The last date, the fee and how to pay it.
• How many attempts you have, where the rules say so.

Use official sources only

Fake notices and “seat confirmation” agents are common. Use the commission’s own website or a government portal, and never pay anyone to fill the form for you or promise a result.

Knock shows government notices and apprenticeships in India mode, with the official link. You read the notice and apply yourself on the official site.

Don’t chase every notice

Pick the three exams that match your qualification and age. Put their dates in a calendar. Skipping the rest isn’t laziness; it’s the plan.