GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022: The Gujarat Public Service Commission (GSPC) is a constitutional body which conducts recruitment exams and advises the State Government on recruitment rules, transfers, disciplinary action, etc. It was formed under Article 315(1) of the Constitution of India. It can even advise Governors.

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022: The full form of GPSC is Gujarat Public Service Commission. GPSC is a constitutional body that conducts recruitments and examinations to select suitable and eligible candidates for various Gujarat State Administration posts. It was founded in 1960. GPSC has a Chairman and comprises 7 members.

The Gujarat Public Service Commission, widely addressed as GPSC conducted several exams to recruit vacant Group A posts in the state of Gujarat. The governmental commission aims in implementing various opportunities and overcoming unemployment in the state of Gujarat by conducting exams for all civil service posts. Eligible candidates who ace the examination shall further move forward and finally end up filling vacant positions in the state. The commission starts with the opening of the application window once intimidated by the state government.

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022:  Selection Process for GPSC 2022

The selection of candidates for GSPC 2021 is based on their performance in the following stages

• Preliminary stage
• Main stage
• Final interview

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022: GPSC 2021 conducts various recruitment examinations for Class I, II and III vacancies in the Gujarat State Administration. Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC) has published notification for the recruitment of Range Forest Officer, Assistant & Other vacancies. Those Candidates who are interested in the vacancy details & completed all eligibility criteria can read the Notification & Apply Online.

GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022:  FAQ’s

1. What is GPSC – GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022?

GPSC is Gujarat Public Service Commission. GPSC 2021 conducts recruitment examinations for the selection of candidates for civil services in the state.

2. How to prepare for GPSC – GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022?

Candidates can check out the Syllabus section to prepare for the written examination of GPSC 2021.

3. What is the GPSC  – GPSC Updates on 23-08-2022exam?

GPSC 2021 exam is conducted to recruit candidates for the civil services under the state government.

4. What is the process to apply for GPSC 2021 Exam?

Interested And Eligible Persons Can Apply For The Posts Online By Visiting The Official Website Of the Centre Gujarat Public Service Commission (GPSC 2021). Persons Must Note That The Last Date For Application Is 31 July 2021. Interested And Eligible Candidates Can Apply Online By GPSC Official Website Gpsc-Ojas.Gujarat.Gov.In Below Mentioned Link.

Recommendation from Waiting List for Advt. No. 139/2020-21, State Tax Inspector, Class-3

Second List of Eligible Candidates for Application Scrutiny for Advt. No. 17/2020-21, Director, Libraries, Class-1, Gujarat Libraries Service

List of Eligible Candidates for Interview of Advt. No. 136/2020-21, Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine, General State Service, Class-1

List of Eligible Candidates for Interview of Advt. No. 120/2019-20, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Class-1, Gujarat Health and Medical Service, Health and Family Welfare

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GSSSB Head Clerk Selection list (Final Result) 2022

Gujarat Gaun Seva Pasandgi Mandal (GSSSB) has published GSSSB Head Clerk selection list 2022

Post: Head Clerk

Advt. No. 190/202021

Selection List Notification: Click Here

Selection List: Click Here

 

SSC Stenographer Grade C & D Recruitment 2022

Staff Selection Commission (SSC Stenographer Grade C & D Recruitment 2022) has published an Advertisement for the Stenographer Grade C & D post 2022. Eligible Candidates are advised to refer to the official advertisement and apply for this post. You can find other details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process, application fee, and how to apply are given below.

Staff Selection Commission has released the Stenographer Grade C & D Jobs Notification 2022 Online Application will start from 20-08-2022 Those who are interested in applying against the SSC Bharti 2022 will be able to apply online during the online application schedule, Eligibility Criteria, Online Application Form and other details mentioned below link.

The online application process for recruitment of Not Specified Stenographer Grade C & D posts will start from 20-08-2022 onwards. Check the details regarding SSC Stenographer Grade C & D Recruitment 2022 that have been provided below in the tabular form.

Post Name        Stenographer Grade C & D

Application Staring Date         20-08-2022

Application Closing Date        05-09-2022

Official Site        https://ssc.nic.in

SSC Stenographer Grade C & D Recruitment 2022 Educational Qualification: 

• Please read the Official Notification for Educational Qualification details.

Application fees:

• General/ OBC – Rs. 100/-S
• SC/ST/PH/All Category Female – ExemptedPayment will be made through Net Banking/Credit Card/Debit Card/E Challan

Apply Online: Click Here

Important Dates:

• Starting Date of Online Application: 20-08-2022
• Last Date to Apply Online: 05-09-2022

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Could Menopause Explain Why Alzheimer's Disease Is More Common in Women?

Here’s how the brain changes with menopause and how you can reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s.

Menopause is a natural part of aging for about half the population. It marks the end of fertility, as the ovaries gradually reduce sex-hormone production and monthly periods cease. But menopause is also a focus for researchers who are trying to unravel one of medicine's ongoing mysteries: Why is it that almost two-thirds of people with Alzheimer's disease are women?¹

Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia—which is the progressive loss of memory and other brain functions.^2,3 Symptoms of AD can interfere with daily life and include repeated memory loss, difficulty having conversations, and frequently making poor decisions.^4,5

Scientists don't yet fully know what causes Alzheimer's disease, but they have found that a combination of different factors, from biological to lifestyle, could increase your risk of developing it.⁴

"We have known for decades that, after getting older, simply being a woman is the major risk factor for Alzheimer's disease," said Lisa Mosconi, PhD, an associate professor of neuroscience in neurology and radiology at Weill Cornell Medicine. Scientists used to think this was because women tend to live longer than men, but now hormones are believed to play a major role, said Mosconi. "Our research points to menopause as an activating factor."

Menopause as a Potential Risk Factor for Alzheimer's Disease

Menopause transition, or perimenopause, often begins around ages 45–55 and can last up to 7–14 years.⁶ During this time, the ovaries gradually produce less sex hormones, such as estrogen and progesterone. These are the same hormones that rise and fall during a typical menstrual cycle. Once females reach menopause, about a year after their last menstrual period, the ovaries stop working.

But as the ovaries change during and after menopause transition, the brain changes as well.⁵

"Many of the symptoms of menopause—the hot flashes (a rise in body temperature), night sweats, anxiety, depression, insomnia, brain fog, memory lapses—don't start in the ovaries; they start in the brain," said Mosconi.

However, researchers don't know if symptoms of menopause can be used to predict Alzheimer's disease later in life, said Mosconi.

What scientists do know is that natural levels of estrogen and progesterone can help protect the brain. There are specific proteins in your brain that interact with these hormones, and your brain also produces its own estrogen and progesterone—just not as much as the ovaries do.^7,8 The decline of sex hormones in menopause transition can lead to changes in the brain.

Ideally, to study whether menopause is a risk factor for Alzheimer's disease, researchers would need to examine the same group of women from their early 50s (average start of perimenopause) up to their early 70s (average start of AD), explained Mosconi, who is also the director of the Alzheimer's Prevention Program at New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medical Center. But that kind of long-term study is still to come.

Brain Changes with Menopause

Currently, several researchers are exploring signs of early dementia in the female brain which can show up years before AD symptoms surface, said Mosconi.

One of the signs of Alzheimer's disease that they previously looked for was increased amounts of beta-amyloid proteins in brain regions that control memory. Researchers used to think these proteins played a primary role in AD, based on a 2006 breakthrough study published in Nature. However, this July, a Science investigation reported on the potential fabrication of evidence from this study. Further investigations are ongoing, and it's currently unclear whether beta-amyloid proteins play a role in Alzheimer's disease.