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UPSC Declared CDS 2 2019 Results With Name; Download Here.

Source – news.careers360.com

Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the result of Combined Defense Services (CDS) 2 results with candidates name. The result is released by UPSC on their official website upsc.gov.in in PDF format. UPSC conducted the CDS 2 exam on September 08, 2019 across major cities in India. A total of 8120 candidates have passed the CDS II 2019 written test and are now eligible to be interviewed by the Service Selection Board (SSB). After qualifying the SSB interview candidates will be selected for admission in Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA), Air Force Academy (AFA) and Officers Training Academy (OTA).

Steps to check the result:

1. Visit the official website – upsc.gov.in

2. Go to ‘What’s New’ section

3. Click on the notification titled ‘Written Result (with name) Combined Defence Services Examination (II), 2019’

4. Search your roll number or name in the result PDF

5. Download and save the PDF for future reference

What’s the next step for the candidates who got selected?

According to the official notification, those candidates who qualified in the CDS II and if their first choice is in Army (IMA/OTA) they will be required to register on joinindianarmy.nic.in to receive call up information for the SSB interview. Candidates who have already registered are advised not to register again.

Qualified candidates will be required to submit their original documents like – Date of Birth, educational qualifications and other relevant certificates.

Candidates who want to obtain any information related to the CDS II 2019 exam can contact UPSC as it has a facilitation counter near the Examination Hall Building in its Campus. Candidates may contact the facilitation centre on all working days between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM, in person or over telephone No.011-23385271, 011-23381125 and 011-23098543.

What about the candidates who are not selected?

UPSC will release the mark sheet of candidates who have not qualified within 15 days after conducting the SSB Interview and from the date of publication of the final result of OTA. The result will be available on the website for 30 days.

UPSC CDS 2020 Notification for 418 Posts Released @upsc.gov.in: Check CDS 1 Online Application Link, Exam Date & Details.

Source – jagranjosh.com

UPSC CDS 2020 Notification: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has released the notification for Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2020. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online for UPSC CDS 1 from 30 October 2019. The last date for submitting UPSC CDS Online Application is available 19 November 2019.

Candidates are required to apply online by using the website www.upsconline.nic.in. UPSC CDS 1 Online Application Link is also given below.

UPSC CDS 1 Exam will be held on 02 February 2020 (Sunday). Selected candidates will get admission to the 150th (DE) course at Indian Military Academy (IMA) Dehradun, Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala course, Air Force Academy (AFA) Hyderabad training course, 113th SSC Men NT in Officers Training Academy (OTA) Chennai, and 27th SSC Women NT in Officers Training Academy Chennai. The final selection will be made in order of merit subject to medical fitness and suitability in all other respects and number of vacancies available.Job Summary

Notification	UPSC CDS 2020 Notification to Release Tomorrow @upsc.gov.in: Check CDS 1 Exam Date, Eligibility and Updates
Last Date of Submission	Nov 19, 2019
Official URL	upsc.gov.in
City	new delhi
State	Delhi
Country	India

Candidates seeking to apply for IMA, OTA courses should have graduation in any stream while for INA graduation in engineering is required. For AFA, candidates should be a graduate and studied physics and maths in 12^th standard or possesses B.E/B.Tech.

Candidates can check more details such as vacancy, age limit, application procedure based on previous year notification by scrolling down:

Important Dates for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020

Opening Date of Application: 30 October 2019
Last Date of Online Application: 19 November 2019 till 06:00 PM
The online Applications can be withdrawn from – 26 November to 03 December 2019 till 6.00 PM.
Date of Examination: 02 February 2020

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Vacancy Details:

Indian Military Academy, Dehradun 150th (DE) Course commencing in January, 2021 — 100 (including 13 vacancies reserved for NCC `C’ Certificate (Army Wing) holders)
Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala Course commencing in January, 2021 Executive (General Service)/Hydro — 45 (including 06 vacancies for NCC ‘C’ Certificate (Naval Wing through NCC Special entry holders)
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad—(Pre-Flying) Training Course commencing in January, 2021 i.e. No. 209 F(P) Course – 32 (03 vacancies are reserved for NCC `C’ Certificate (Air Wing) holders through NCC Spl. Entry)
Officers’ Training Academy, Chennai (Madras)— 113th SSC (Men) Course (NT) commencing in April, 2021 – 225 [(i) 170 vacs for SSC (Men) (NT) UPSC, (ii) 05 vacs for JAG (Men) (NT) April, 2021 Non UPSC and (iii) 50 vacs for NCC Special entry Non UPSC]
Officers Training Academy, Chennai—27th SSC Women (Non-Technical) Course commencing in April, 2021 – 16

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Eligibility Criteria

Educational/Technical Qualification & Experience:

For I.M.A. and Officers’ Training Academy – Degree from a recognised University or equivalent.
For Indian Naval Academy – Degree in Engineering from a recognised University/Institution.
For Air Force Academy – Degree of a recognised University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.

Age Limit:

For IMA—Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd January, 1997 and not later than 1st January, 2002 only are eligible.
For Indian Naval Academy—Unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd January, 1997 and not later than 1st January, 2002 only are eligible.
For Air Force Academy— 20 to 24 years as on 1st January, 2021 i.e. born not earlier than 2nd January, 1997 and not later than 1st January, 2001
For Officers’ Training Academy— (SSC Course for men) unmarried male candidates born not earlier than 2nd January, 1996 and not later than 1st January, 2002 only are eligible.
For Officers’ Training Academy—(SSC Women Non-Technical Course) Unmarried women, issueless widows who have not remarried and issueless divorcees (in possession of divorce documents) who have not remarried are eligible. They should have been born not earlier than 2nd January, 1996 and not later than 1stJanuary, 2002.

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Selection Process

The selection process will be done on the basis of:

Written Examination – Candidates who successfully fill the application will be called for written exam.
Intelligence and Personality Test – Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the written examination will called for the intelligence and personality test at the Service Selection Board.

How to Apply for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020

Candidates can apply for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 can apply hrough the official site of UPSC at upsc.gov.in till 19 November 2019.

Application Fee:

Rs. 200/- (No Fee for Female/SC/ST candidates )

UPSC CDS 1 2020 Notification PDF – https://testchampion.jagranjosh.com/free-pdf-page?file=upsc-cds-1-notice.pdf

UPSC CDS 1 Application Form – https://upsconline.nic.in/guideline.php?exam_code=CDSI&year=2020&notice_no=03/2020-CDS-I&notice_date=30-10-2019

UPSC CDS 2020 Notification to Release Tomorrow @upsc.gov.in: Check CDS 1 Exam Date, Eligibility and Updates.

Source – jagranjosh.com

UPSC CDS 2020 Notification: Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will release the notification for Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2020 tomorrow i.e. on 30 October 2019, as per the UPSC Calendar 2020. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online for UPSC CDS 1 from 30 October 2019. The last date for submitting UPSC CDS Online Application is available 19 November 2019.

Candidates are required to apply online by using the website www.upsconline.nic.in

Job Summary

Notification	UPSC CDS 2020 Notification to Release Tomorrow @upsc.gov.in: Check CDS 1 Exam Date, Eligibility and Updates
Last Date of Submission	Oct 29, 2019
Official URL	upsc.gov.in
City	new delhi
State	Delhi
Country	India

Candidates can check more details such as vacancy, age limit, application procedure based on previous year notification by scrolling down:

Important Dates for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020

Opening Date of Application: 30 October 2019
• Last Date of Online Application: 19 November 2019
• Date of Examination: 02 February 2020

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Vacancy Details:

To release soon

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Eligibility Criteria

Educational/Technical Qualification & Experience:

For I.M.A. and Officers’ Training Academy – Degree from a recognised University or equivalent.
For Indian Naval Academy – Degree in Engineering from a recognised University/Institution.
For Air Force Academy – Degree of a recognised University (with Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level) or Bachelor of Engineering.

Age Limit:

20 to 24 years of age

UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 Selection Process

The selection process will be done on the basis of:

Written Examination – Candidates who successfully fill the application will be called for written exam
Interview and Personality Test – Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the written examination will called for the Interview round.
Medical Fitness Test – At the final stage, medical test of the shortlisted candidates will be conducted.

How to Apply for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020

Candidates can apply for UPSC CDS 1 Exam 2020 can apply hrough the official site of UPSC at upsc.gov.in till 19 November 2019.

UPSC CDS 1 2020 Notification PDF – to release tomorrow

UPSC CDS 1 Application Form – to release tomorrow

Doctors on strike in Jharkhand, OPDs across the state to remain shut on Monday

Source: hindustantimes.com

The out-patient department (OPD) services at government hospitals across Jharkhand are off on Monday after doctors decided to skip duty following Indian Medical Association (IMA) call to boycott health service in protest against the assault on doctors in West Bengal.

IMA-Jamshedpur general secretary Dr Mrittunjay Singh on Saturday appealed to the doctors of government and private hospitals to boycott work from Monday 6am to Tuesday 6am in solidarity with the assault on junior doctors at Neel Ratan Sarakar Medical College Hospital (NRS) in Kolkata on June 10 after the death of an 85-year-old patient during treatment there.

However, emergency services in all the hospitals and nursing homes will be operation. “Emergency service will be operational but OPDs will be closed as our members will be on strike following call by national chapter of IMA across the country. We have also appealed to the doctors in all private hospitals and nursing homes like Tata Main Hospital (TMH) to support the cause of doctors demanding security and healthy working atmosphere in hospitals,” Singh told media.

IMA-Jamshedpur president, Dr Umesh Khan, said all the doctors would congregate at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College Hospital (MGMMCH) at 10 am tomorrow and march to the deputy commissioner’s (DC) office.

Dr Amal Patro, a member of IMA, said doctors were all set for a decisive fight this time. “If government doesn’t provide us security, we will close down OPDs. We won’t tolerate attacks on us anymore,” said Dr Patro.

Meanwhile, city-based Dr SP Foundation, a doctors body in Jamshedpur, also condemned the attack on doctors in West Bengal and demanded strong action against the culprits. The foundation director, Dr TK Chatterjee, said murderous attacks on doctors were an alarm bell for the society. “We ask union health minister Dr Harsh Vardhan to ensure adequate security for doctors on duty and healthy workplace atmosphere,” demanded Dr Chatterjee.

Jamshedpur has several leading hospitals like Tata Motors Hospital, Tinplate Hospital, Mercy Hospital, Bramhanada Hrudalayala Hospital, Medica Hospital and a host of private hospitals and nursing homes.

Ban private practice of Bihar government doctors, give allowance: IGIMS director

Source: dustantimes.com

With the Bihar government considering granting autonomy to some of its health facilities, director of the Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS) has advocated banning private practice of government doctors while granting autonomy to healthcare institutions for improved patient care.

The IGIMS, which is Bihar’s only autonomous medical institution, built on the pattern of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), has achieved many milestones during the recent past. Seeing its success, the state government now wants to replicate the IGIMS model at five other healthcare institutions of Bihar.

Among the institutions being considered for grant of autonomy are the multi-specialty Patna Medical College Hospital (PMCH); the Indira Gandhi Institute of Cardiology (IGIC), a superspecialty centre for cardiology; Rajendra Nagar Government Hospital, a superspecialty centre for eyecare; Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan Hospital, a superspecialty centre for orthopaedics; and the New Gardiner Road Hospital, a superspecialty centre for endocrinology and nephrology.

Bihar’s principal secretary, health, Sanjay Kumar, had recently said that the government was actively considering autonomy for five of its premier health facilities on the pattern of IGIMS.

Dr Nihar Ranjan Biswas, who belongs to the AIIMS-New Delhi and is on deputation to the IGIMS as its director, suggested that government doctors be given non-practising allowance (NPA) and should be available round the clock, as was the practice at AIIMS.

Dr Biswas had floated the idea of “full autonomy to medical institutions” in presence of health minister Mangal Pandey, speaker of the Bihar legislative assembly Vijay Kumar Choudhary and principal secretary, health, Sanjay Kumar, during a seminar on kidney transplant organised at the institute on May 26.

Sharing his recipe of success, Dr Biswas said, “Medical institutions should be granted full autonomy in the true sense. With autonomy, appointment of director as also selection of faculty members should be done through all-India competitions.”

Dr Biswas was also averse to the idea of extending free treatment to patients. “The government should subsidise the cost of treatment and diagnostic tests, but not make healthcare facilities available free of cost to patients,” he added.

Doctors were, however, divided on banning private practice in Bihar. While the Bihar Health Services Association (BHSA) supported giving doctors NPA and remuneration at par with the Centre, the Indian Medical Association (IMA), Bihar, opposed it, saying it should be “optional”.

“Government doctors should be given the choice whether they want to avail of NPA or not take it and do private practice. The decision to ban private practice should not be thrust upon all doctors. If doctors who do not opt for NPA were to resign, many government medical colleges will risk being derecognised by the Medical Council of India (MCI) due to faculty shortage,” said Dr Sahjanand Prasad Singh, immediate past president of IMA-Bihar.

Asked if that meant that doctors wanted to have the best of both worlds, Dr Singh said, “In a way, yes… but it will also benefit the state. Giving NPA and remuneration to all state government doctors at par with the Centre will be a huge burden on the state’s exchequer.”

BHSA general secretary Dr Ranjit Kumar said, “We have already given an undertaking to the government in 2007 that we want NPA. Private practice remains banned on paper after the government withdrew NPA from March 2001. However, a majority of government doctors continue to do private practice.”

Senior doctors of the two associations, on condition of anonymity, said that many doctors of AIIMS-Patna and IGIMS, all getting NPA, were continuing with their private practice due to poor implementation of rules.

The Bihar government had banned private practice and paid NPA to its doctors for a limited period of 11 months between March 1, 2000 and February 2001 before withdrawing NPA.