Are You Preparing For Private Jobs?
(Aapko Private Job Milega Ya Nahi: Dhyan
Se Ise Article KO Padhe)
This article is purely based on my 25+ years of
academic interaction with Students,
Teachers, Trainers, Faculty, Principal, Executives, Managers, Director and
Chairman from all the backgrounds, levels and verticals in India whereby I have
covered almost 20 Countries people, 300 Cities and 20 states (1000+
Institutions: BE/BTECH/BARCH/BFAD/BBA/
BBM/BBS/BCA/BAJM/BHM/MBA/PGDBM/PGDBA/EMBA/MAJM/MCA/MTECH/LLB
; 250+ Organizations (both
IT and Non – IT Companies); 300 Teacher’s Training Workshop (CBSE/ICSE
Schools); More than 50+ Faculty Development Programme (all AICTE approved
institutions); 100+ Train-the-Trainer programmes and other several short
duration teaching and training classes/workshops/programmes plus counselling
and consulting).
The rules for getting Private Jobs:
Any students even with 50%
and above marks in their 10th and 12th can also get
through these exams without any obstacles.
The min. Salary: Rs.10000 to Rs.25000/month depending upon private
department.
A. Clerical Jobs (Private Company):
Rule – 1: Try to pass exams
honestly (Minimum Education: Class 10 to 12)
Rule – 2: Certificate on
Typing or Shorthand knowledge (Added Advantage)
Rule – 3: Certificate on
Basic Computer (Expert in MS – Word: Mandatory)
Rule – 4: Certificate on
Tally for Accounting Jobs (Mandatory)
Rule – 5: Certificate on
Advance Excel (Added Advantage)
Rule – 6: 4 to 6 hours of
studies on daily basis (Honestly)
Rule – 7: A formal exam on
Math/Reasoning/English/Gk (as per your exam need)
Rule – 8: Self – Study is
the best study
B. Officer Jobs (Private Company):
Any students even with 60%
and above marks in their Graduation and Post graduation (General and
Professional Course) can also get through these exams without any obstacles but
these exams are highly competitive due to large number of candidates appearing
for these exams: min. 2 lacs to 5 lacs students/year (Min. Salary: Rs.25000 to
Rs.100000/month depending upon private department).
Rule – 1: Try to pass exams
honestly (Minimum Education: Graduation and Post graduation)
Rule – 2: Add on
Qualification i.e. Certificate, Diploma and Degree in Management, Computer
& Programming, Architecture and Design, Other Advance diploma etc.
Rule – 3: Regular Practice
of Math/Reasoning/English/Gk (as per your exam need)
Rule – 4: 6 to 8 hours of
studies on daily basis (Honestly).
Rule – 5: Minimum preparation
for 1 year (Honestly) or 2 years after Graduation
Rule – 6: Use only Text
Books (no guide or guess paper)
Rule – 7: Develop a Routine
(Time Management).
Rule – 8: Prepare &
organize your Study Material from all sources.
Rule – 9: Self – Study is
the best study (if possible join any Coaching Class for Tips, Tricks and
Techniques).
Big Note - 1:
In some of the exams, they
may conduct Psychological Test and Psychometric Assessments.
Big Note – 2:
In some of the exams, they
may conduct AWA/WAT, Case Study, Group Exercise, Group Task, Group Discussion
and Personal Interview.
Big Note – 3:
In some of the exams, Personal
Interview may be the part of Creativity, Out of Box Thinking, Personality
Assessment, Grooming, Indianism and Ethical Decision Making.
Books Recommendations
A. Book on
Math/Objective Arithmetic u
NCERT
Math’s Book from Class 6th to 10th class; Quantitative
Aptitude (QA) by R.S. Agarwal and Complete Mathematics by Lucent’s etc.
B. Book on Reasoning (Verbal/Non-Verbal)
A
Modern Approach to Reasoning by R.S. Agarwal and Verbal Reasoning by Lucent’s
etc.
C. Book on English (Verbal Ability)
Objective
English by R.S. Agarwal and General English by Lucent’s
D. Book on GK
(General Knowledge)
Objective
G.K. by R.S. Agarwal and Lucent’s; Arihant, Unique Guide and Manorama Guide
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