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Which government jobs are available after 12th in Tamil Nadu?
After completing12th, anybody can apply for TNPSC Group 4 posts, SSC CHSL, railway jobs, defence services, police constable posts, and some clerical roles. Most of these jobs focus on basic aptitude, reasoning, and general knowledge. But make sure to check the eligibility criteria and age bar too.
After completing12th, anybody can apply for TNPSC Group 4 posts, SSC CHSL, railway jobs, defence services, police constable posts, and some clerical roles. Most of these jobs focus on basic aptitude, reasoning, and general knowledge. But make sure to check the eligibility criteria and age bar too.
See lessHow can I apply for TNPSC Group 1, 2, and 4 exams in Tamil Nadu?
All TNPSC exams are applied for online through the official TNPSC website. You must first create a One Time Registration (OTR), which stays valid for five years. After that, you can start applying separately for Group 1, Group 2, or Group 4 whenever the notifications are released. Each group has difRead more
All TNPSC exams are applied for online through the official TNPSC website. You must first create a One Time Registration (OTR), which stays valid for five years. After that, you can start applying separately for Group 1, Group 2, or Group 4 whenever the notifications are released. Each group has different eligibility and exam patterns, so check them before you apply. Also, try no to miss the deadlines. All the best!
See lessWhy income certificate shows pending even after document upload
DigiLocker doesn’t automatically show documents just because you logged in. The marksheet appears only if the issuing board has uploaded your record digitally and your details match exactly. Even a small mismatch in name or date of birth can stop it from appearing. Older marksheets are especially unRead more
DigiLocker doesn’t automatically show documents just because you logged in. The marksheet appears only if the issuing board has uploaded your record digitally and your details match exactly. Even a small mismatch in name or date of birth can stop it from appearing. Older marksheets are especially unreliable, and many users have to manually search and fetch them instead of expecting them to show up by default.
See lessWhy Aadhaar and PAN linking shows error despite matching details
Because what looks matching to you doesn’t always match in the database. Systems are super literal. Extra spaces, name order, initials vs full name — all enough to trigger errors. If Aadhaar was updated recently, PAN might still be old. And some days, it’s just bad syncing. People retry later and itRead more
Because what looks matching to you doesn’t always match in the database. Systems are super literal. Extra spaces, name order, initials vs full name — all enough to trigger errors. If Aadhaar was updated recently, PAN might still be old. And some days, it’s just bad syncing. People retry later and it suddenly works, which says a lot.
See lessWhy Aadhaar–PAN linking fails even after correct OTP verification
Because OTP is honestly the easiest part of the whole process. It just proves your phone is linked to Aadhaar. After that, the system starts comparing name, DOB, gender and all that. That’s where it usually breaks. Even one extra initial or different surname format can mess it up. And sometimes theRead more
Because OTP is honestly the easiest part of the whole process. It just proves your phone is linked to Aadhaar. After that, the system starts comparing name, DOB, gender and all that. That’s where it usually breaks. Even one extra initial or different surname format can mess it up. And sometimes the portal just bugs out for no reason. OTP success ≠ successful linking. I learned that the hard way.
See lessWhy does my e-Sevai application get rejected in Tamil Nadu
A lot of rejections happen over small document issues. One unclear scan, missing page, or slightly wrong certificate type and the application is gone. Sometimes the rejection reason barely explains anything. It also depends on how strict the local office is. What passes in one taluk might get rejectRead more
A lot of rejections happen over small document issues. One unclear scan, missing page, or slightly wrong certificate type and the application is gone. Sometimes the rejection reason barely explains anything. It also depends on how strict the local office is. What passes in one taluk might get rejected in another.”
See lessWhy does UAN activation fail for some employees?
Most of the time it fails because employer records are outdated or wrong. Your Aadhaar can be perfect, but if your employer entered a wrong DOB or spelling years ago, EPFO will reject activation. The employee has very little control here, which is the frustrating part. Add portal glitches and timeouRead more
Most of the time it fails because employer records are outdated or wrong. Your Aadhaar can be perfect, but if your employer entered a wrong DOB or spelling years ago, EPFO will reject activation. The employee has very little control here, which is the frustrating part. Add portal glitches and timeouts, and it just fails without telling you clearly what went wrong.
See lessHow much did Parasakthi collect on day 1 and day 2?
Early reports say around 10 crore on day 1 and crossed 20 crore by end of day 2. That’s the general range most trade pages are mentioning. But these are not final numbers. First-week figures always change. Different sources quote different totals. Some inflate, some stay conservative. That’s normal.Read more
Early reports say around 10 crore on day 1 and crossed 20 crore by end of day 2. That’s the general range most trade pages are mentioning.
But these are not final numbers. First-week figures always change. Different sources quote different totals. Some inflate, some stay conservative. That’s normal.
Still, crossing 20 crore in two days means the opening interest is real, especially in Tamil Nadu. What matters next is weekdays. If collections hold, then it’s strong. If it drops hard, opening hype won’t mean much.
See lessHow much did Sivakarthikeyan get paid for Parasakthi movie?
Nobody knows the exact number. No official confirmation anywhere. All those figures floating around are trade guesses. Sivakarthikeyan is a big star now, so obviously he got paid well. But whether it’s fixed salary, profit share, or a mix — that’s not public info. Tamil producers don’t openly revealRead more
Nobody knows the exact number. No official confirmation anywhere. All those figures floating around are trade guesses.
Sivakarthikeyan is a big star now, so obviously he got paid well. But whether it’s fixed salary, profit share, or a mix — that’s not public info. Tamil producers don’t openly reveal this stuff.
So if you see exact amounts online, take it lightly. Could be close. Could be totally off. Salary talk is always half-rumour, half-assumption.
See lessIs Parasakthi movie box office hit or flop?
It's way too early to decide. Anyone saying hit or flop already is just noise. Yes, the opening is strong. Crossing 20 crore in two days is good. But that doesn’t finish the story. Budget matters. Monday matters. Second week matters. We’ve seen plenty of films open big and then crash. We’ve also seeRead more
It’s way too early to decide. Anyone saying hit or flop already is just noise.
Yes, the opening is strong. Crossing 20 crore in two days is good. But that doesn’t finish the story. Budget matters. Monday matters. Second week matters.
We’ve seen plenty of films open big and then crash. We’ve also seen slow starters turn solid. So calling it now doesn’t make sense. Right now, it’s doing well. That’s all.
Everything else is either fan celebration or hate posting. Actual verdict comes later, not on Twitter day two.
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