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New calendar released by GPSC for government jobs, recruitment will be done for 1203 posts

New calendar released by GPSC for government jobs, recruitment will be done for 1203 posts

 

The long awaited students have been advertised for vacancies in state government recruitments.

 


Gandhinagar: An advertisement has been published for the long awaited vacancies in the state government recruitment. Recruitment will be done in full swing during the Corona period. The recruitment process will be conducted for the next one year. The recruitment process will start from December.

 

By Gujarat Public Service Commission, Deputy Collector, Deputy District Development Officer, 12, Deputy Superintendent of Police, 20, District Deputy Registrar, 03, Assistant State Tax Commissioner, 38, Deputy Director (Scheduled Caste Welfare), 01 A total of 77 vacancies are to be filled. Recruitment process will be conducted for 199 posts of class 1-2. 51 RFOs and 257 DySOs will be recruited.


GPSC has released a new recruitment calendar. An announcement has been made regarding the recruitments to take place in the coming year. GPSC will recruit for 1203 different posts.

Recruitment will also be made for Government Arts, Science and B.Ed colleges. 51 RFOs and 257 DYSOs will also be recruited

 

New calendar released by GPSC for government jobs, recruitment will be done for 1203 posts


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 Advertisement published for various departments including GPSC Class I & II - Class 1, 2 and 3 for a total of - 1908 posts ....



 Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has appointed a total of 16 Deputy Collectors / Deputy District Development Officers, a total of 40 Deputy Superintendents of Police (Dy.SP), a total of 05 District / Deputy Registrars, a total of 4 Assistant State Tax Commissioners, and a Deputy Director (Scheduled Caste Welfare).  Of total 01;  In total, a total of 4 posts of class-I and a total of 01 of Section Officer (Legislative), a total of 09 of Assistant District Registrar, a total of 4 of State Tax Officer, a total of 4 of District Inspector Land Office, a total of 4 of Government Labor Officer, Social Welfare Officer (Vs.  The advertisement has been published for a total of 200 posts comprising of 12 posts of Class-I.  The last date to apply online is 1/12/2050.  Graduates of any discipline can take part in this examination.  Students who are in the last year / semester of their studies and whose result will be declared before the last date for filling up the main examination form, can also apply.  The preliminary examination of this advertisement (total of two question papers of 500 marks, time 3 hours) will be taken on 21/05/2071, the result of which will be published in May 2021.  The main examination (3 question papers of 150 marks, time 2 hours) will be held on 08, 11 and 12 July-2021.  English / Gujarati language question papers of the main examination in any language while other than that the question papers can be given by the candidate in his preferred language.  Two questions can be written in different languages ​​in the same question paper.  The result of the main examination will be announced in October 2021.  The interview will take place in November and the final result will be published before November 30, 2021.

 In addition, Accounting Officer, Total 17 posts of Class-I, Range Forest Officer, Total-21 posts of Class-II, Deputy Section Officer, Total-3 posts of Class-II, Total-3 of Associate Professors of various subjects at Government Medical Colleges  Vacancies, a total of 12 posts of Assistant Professors of various disciplines at Government Housing, Commerce, Science and Law Colleges, B.Ed.  A total of 4 posts of Assistant Professors of various subjects at the faculties of the faculty, a total of 21 posts of Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board, a total of 114 posts of Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Limited, a total of 01 administrative officer of Industry and Mines Department, Chief Industrial Adviser, Class-  Total 1 of 1, Industry Officer (Technical), Total 01 of Class 2, Geologist, Total 09 of Class 1, Research Officer, Total 2 of Class 2, Director of Library, Total of Class 1  01, Joint Director of Agriculture, Class-I, Total-01, Assistant Director of Archeology, Class-II, Total-09, Assistant Director of Horticulture, Class-II, Total-01, Superintendent Archaeologist, Class-II, Total-01, Administrative  Officer (Fisheries), Class-1 Total-01, Assistant Director (Boiler), Class-3 Total-09, Assistant Librarian, Class-3 Total-01, Assistant Geologist, Class-3 Total-04, Assistant  Director (Industry and Mines), Class-I Total-09, Radiologist-Total-2, Physician, K.R.V.O.  A total of 04 posts of Pediatrician, a total of 121 posts of Pediatrician, a total of 04 posts of Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and a total of 04 posts of Professor of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion have been advertised.



 The announcement of GPSC Class 1 & 2 for Gujarat Administrative Service and Civil Service has been published for the fourth consecutive year.

 Gujarat Public Service Commission sends its best wishes to all the candidates ....

GPSC shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2017

GPSC shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2017

GPSC shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2017

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A mutual fund is a way to pool money in a variety of underlying securities to pool money from investors for investment. In ratio to their investment amount, a mutual fund house issues unit of mutual funds to unitholders. The investment objectives of a mutual fund are revealed in the offer document. Profits or losses are proportionately distributed to the unitholders. Before it can collect funds from the public, mutual funds in India must be registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
An Mutual Fund is an investment vehicle that is made up of a pool of funds collected from many investors for the purpose of investing in securities such as stocks, bonds, money market instruments and similar assets. One of the main advantages of mutual funds is that they give small investors access to professionally managed, diversified portfolios of equities, bonds and other securities, which would be quite difficult (if not impossible) to create with a small amount of capital.

— A complete, but concise, tutorial about mutual funds in a one-page format with sidebars, illustrations, formulas, examples, and clear definitions of basic terms.Mutual Fund CompaniesInvestment AdviserBoard of DirectorsCustodianTypes of Investment CompaniesManagement CompaniesOpen-End Mutual FundsClosed-End Mutual FundsExchange Traded Funds (ETF)Evaluating a Mutual FundProspectusStatement of Additional Information (SAI)FeesNo Load Mutual Fund FeesClasses of Mutual Fund SharesExpense RatioMeasuring Mutual Fund PerformanceInvesting in a Mutual FundBuying Mutual Fund SharesProfiting from a Mutual FundRegulation of Mutual Fund CompaniesWhat to Consider When Buying Mutual Fund SharesNo-Load Funds may have Fees for Purchasing or Selling SharesLower Fees and Expenses Increases Total Returns and Yields; Higher Expenses Lowers ReturnsBeware of Closet Indexers Statement of Additional Information (SAI)New Format for Prospectuses: the Summary Prospectus and the Statutory ProspectusA Mutual Fund's Past Performance is no Indication of its Future Performance Shareholder Fees12b-1 Fees (Shareholder Service Fees)Sales LoadClasses of Mutual Fund SharesSales LoadBreakpointsLetter of IntentRights of AccumulationNo Load Mutual Fund FeesPurchase FeeRedemption FeeExchange FeeAccount FeeAnnual Fund Operating ExpensesManagement FeesDistribution FeesOther ExpensesTotal Annual Fund Operating Expenses — Expense Ratio Buying SharesReinvestment PrivilegeRedemption of SharesSystematic
Types of Mutual Funds in India

Equity schemes: These mutual funds provide a capital appreciation for individuals who focus on medium- and long-term investment horizons. According to the Security and Exchange Board of India, equity mutual fund schemes should invest at least 65 percent of the scheme’s assets in equities and equity-related instruments. These mutual funds are usually considered high-risk, as most of the investments are focused on equity products. These mutual fund schemes are best suited for those who are open to taking market risk, and those looking for good returns over a long-term investment horizon.

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GPSC Shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2015

GPSC Shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2015

GPSC Shixan seva Class 2 Old Question paper solution year 2015

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Debt schemes: If you’re someone who invests in debt mutual funds, chances are your money will be distributed in a variety of fixed income instruments such as government and corporate bonds, debt securities, as well as money market instruments. The units of the mutual fund have a fixed rate of interest which allows the investors to be aware of the returns right from the beginning. For investors who don’t want to take huge risks but want constant yields, it's an excellent investment alternative.

Open-Ended Funds: Open-ended mutual schemes are continuously available for subscription and repurchase. The important thing about open-ended mutual funds is that there is no set maturity period and investors have the choice of regularly buying and selling units at net asset value (NAV). The previous performance of these funds can be monitored, enabling the investor to make a well-informed choice. These funds are an excellent choice if the investor is looking for liquidity alone.

Close-Ended Funds: A closed-end fund works like a fund traded in exchange. A limited number of units are available for purchase in a close-ended mutual fund. During the New Fund Offer (NFO) period, the units of a closed mutual fund are available to the unitholders. The investors can trade the units on their NAVs at premiums or discounts. However, the redemption of these mutual funds is only permitted after the fund's maturity, which is typically between 3 to 7 years. These funds are a perfect choice for those investors who are not investing in short-term financial goals of a few months.

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GPSC Dy. SO/ Deputy Mamlatdar (Advt No. 20/2019-20) Final Answer Key

GPSC Dy. SO/ Deputy Mamlatdar (Advt No. 20/2019-20) Final Answer Key

GPSC Dy. SO/ Deputy Mamlatdar (Advt No. 20/2019-20) Final Answer Key

Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has published Final Answer Key for the post of DySO/ Deputy Mamlatdar (Advt No. 20/2019-20), Check below for more details.

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GPSC Dy. SO/ Deputy Mamlatdar (Advt No. 20/2019-20) Final Answer Key

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Deputy Section Officer (DySO) / Deputy Mamlatdar, Class-3

Advt No. 20/2019-20

The exam was held on 08-12-2019

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A personal loan is a type of unsecured loan that that you can borrow from a bank or financial institution if you require funds to pay for your financial needs.

You borrow a loan when you are in need of credit. Once you submit your loan application to a lender for a personal loan, the lender verifies and approves it. Post this, the loan amount is disbursed into your bank account. Once you receive the loan amount, you will need to repay the lender via EMIs over the course of the loan repayment tenure.

EMI or Equal Monthly Installment is the amount that a borrower pays each month towards an outstanding loan to clear off the debt within a specific time frame. EMI includes principal and interest.
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GPSC Syllabus 2020 Gujarat Education Service class 2

GPSC Syllabus 2020 Gujarat Education Service class 2

GPSC Syllabus 2020 Gujarat Education Service class 2

Advertisement No: 125/2019-20 Syllabus for Competitive Examination For the posts ofGujarat Education service class 2

1. How do Mutual Funds work?
A mutual fund is formed when an asset management company (AMC) pools investments from various individual and institutional investors with common investment objectives. A fund manager professionally manages the pooled investment by strategically investing in capital assets to generate maximum returns for the investors. Fund managers are professionals in the field of finance with an excellent track record of managing investments and have an in-depth understanding of markets. The fund houses charge expense ratio, which is the annual maintenance fee to manage investments of individuals. The investors make money through regular dividends/interest and capital gains. They can either choose to reinvest the capital gains via a growth option or earn a steady income by way of a dividend option.
GPSC Syllabus 2020 Gujarat Education Service class 2

2. Why should you invest in Mutual Funds?
Convenience
Investing in mutual funds is a paperless and straightforward process. Investors can monitor the market and make investments as per their requirements. Moreover, switching between funds and portfolio rebalancing helps to keep returns in line with expectations.
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GPSC Dyso Deputy Mamlatdar Final Result Declared

GPSC Dyso Deputy Mamlatdar Final Result Declared

GPSC Dyso Deputy Mamlatdar Final Result Declared

Types of Mutual Funds
Mutual funds types are broadly classified on the basis of - investment objective, structure, and nature of the schemes. When classified according to the investment objective, mutual funds can be of 7 types - equity or growth funds, fixed income funds or debt funds, tax saving funds, money market or liquid funds, balanced funds, gilt funds, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

Based on the structure, mutual funds can be of 2 types - close-ended and open-ended schemes. When mutual funds are classified on the basis of nature, they can be of 3 types - equity, debt, and balanced. There is an overlap in the classification of some schemes like equity growth funds which can fall under classification based on investment objective as well as classification based on nature.

We have explained some of the types of mutual funds, below:

Growth or Equity Schemes - These funds invest in equity shares and the investment objective is capital gains over medium or long-term. They are associated with high risks as they are linked to the highly volatile stock markets but over long term, they offer good returns. Hence, investors having a high appetite for risk find these schemes to be an ideal investment option. Growth funds can further be classified into diversified, sector, and index funds.

Revision in Notification No:- APE-55/2018-19-Main-CNF

issued on date 13.09.2019

The Final Result of the Combined Competitive Examination (Main) for the recruitment o the posts of Deputy Section Officer (State Secretariat), Deputy Section Officer (Gujara
Public Service Commission), Deputy Section Officer (Vidhansabha) and Deputy
Mamlatdar (Revenue Department), Class-III (Advertisement No. 55/2018-19) for which
written-descriptive examination was held on 19-May-2019 and 26-May-2019 was
declared vide Notification annexed with Annexure-I (Part-I and Part-II) dt.13.09.2019.

The following candidates are declared successful in the result of Deputy Section Officer (Sachivalay), Deputy Section Officer (Vidhansabha), Deputy Section Officer (G.P.S.C.) and Deputy Mamlatdar (Revenue Department), Class-III, Advt. No. 55/2018-19, Main Examination held on 19th and 26th May, 2019

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