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10 Lakh Trees Spared The Axe With Railways' "World's Largest" Online Test
Ten lakh trees have been spared the axe. Thanks to the Indian Railways for taking its recruitment process online. The move has saved at least 7.5 crore sheets of paper, or the equivalent of 10 lakh trees needed to make paper, a senior railway ministry officer said. Some 2.37 crore people had applied against 88,000 railway posts
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RRB NTPC Stage 2: 'Largest Online Examination In The World' With 18252 Vacancies And 2.73 Lakh Candidates
Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Non-Technical Popular Category (NTPC) Stage II Computer Based Test (CBT) exams where conducted on January 17, 18, and 19 across India and the whole process took Indian Railways, one of the largest employer in the world to a new mile stone.
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RRB 2017: Indian Railway Conducts Online Test For 18,000 Group 3 Posts
Indian Railways recently conducted online recruitment examination for over 18,000 vacancies in various categories. It is touted as the largest online examination. Earlier Indian Railways conducted pen-paper based examination through its Railway Recruitment Board, popularly known as RRB.
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10 Lakh Trees Spared The Axe With Railways' "World's Largest" Online Test
Ten lakh trees have been spared the axe. Thanks to the Indian Railways for taking its recruitment process online. The move has saved at least 7.5 crore sheets of paper, or the equivalent of 10 lakh trees needed to make paper, a senior railway ministry officer said. Some 2.37 crore people had applied against 88,000 railway posts
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RRB NTPC Stage 2: 'Largest Online Examination In The World' With 18252 Vacancies And 2.73 Lakh Candidates
Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) Non-Technical Popular Category (NTPC) Stage II Computer Based Test (CBT) exams where conducted on January 17, 18, and 19 across India and the whole process took Indian Railways, one of the largest employer in the world to a new mile stone.
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RRB 2017: Indian Railway Conducts Online Test For 18,000 Group 3 Posts
Indian Railways recently conducted online recruitment examination for over 18,000 vacancies in various categories. It is touted as the largest online examination. Earlier Indian Railways conducted pen-paper based examination through its Railway Recruitment Board, popularly known as RRB.
