Every major government exam, in one list
53 exams across 10 categories — SSC, police, banking, insurance, regulatory, railways, defence, teaching, civil services and India Post. They share a General Awareness and current-affairs core, which is why one daily habit serves all of them.
SSC — Staff Selection Commission
Open hub →The largest recruiter for central government non-technical posts. Every SSC exam shares a General Awareness core, so one daily habit serves all of them.
Police & State Constable / SI
State police recruitment draws the largest applicant pools in the country. Written papers lean heavily on GK, reasoning and state-specific awareness, followed by physical tests.
Banking & Rural Banks
Open hub →Speed exams: 100 questions in 60 minutes at Prelims, with a Mains awareness section built from months of financial news.
Insurance
Pattern and preparation overlap almost entirely with banking — the same quant, reasoning, English and awareness core, with insurance-sector awareness added.
Regulatory Bodies
The most competitive financial-sector roles. Papers go deeper on economy, finance and current affairs than standard banking exams, and reward serious newspaper reading.
Railways (RRB)
Open hub →Indian Railways is the country's single largest recruiter. General Awareness and general science carry the biggest share of every RRB paper.
Defence & Agniveer
Open hub →Officer-entry exams run through UPSC, while Agniveer recruitment under the Agnipath scheme has become one of the highest-volume categories since 2022.
Teaching & UGC NET
Open hub →TET qualifications cover school teaching; UGC NET covers college and university posts plus JRF. Both reward steady daily practice over last-minute cramming.
Civil Services & State PSC
Open hub →The longest preparation cycle of any category, and the one where a daily current-affairs habit matters most.
India Post & Other Central Posts
Consistently large recruitment with comparatively low competition per seat. India Post GDS is unusual — selection is on Class 10 marks, with no written exam.
Exam hubs with full preparation guides
These hubs go deeper — exam pattern, what decides the merit list, and how the daily loop maps to it.
Preparing for a state exam? See government exams by state for the syllabus, age limit and official links of each state, union territory and central exam.
Eligibility and conducting bodies above are the stable facts for each exam. Dates, vacancies and marking schemes change every cycle — those live on the exam calendar, where each one is checked against the official notification.
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