Hello aspirant,

Yes you can certainly sit for SBI Po exam or apply for other government jobs. The eligibility criteria for all government jobs and bank exams is :

Minimum educational requirements

Candidates must possess an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government or a graduate degree in any discipline

Hey student,

the government sector also offers better opportunities for career growth. Additionally, the Govt employees also have fixed timings compared to private sector employees who often have to work long hours with less workload. Government jobs also offer more power and authority to employees in comparison to private sector

If you are wiling to go for a Government job after the 12th then you have the examination such as-

• SSC CHSL
• State Police service
• Railway and other class 12 level examination

Now if you wish to complete your UG course, then  you have a wide range of examination eligible

Hey,

I don't think any university/college will allow you to start your course from the third year after having a gap of nearly 10 years. You cannot as such directly enroll on the course as such, be it B.SC IT or any other relevant program. You need to start your

Hi

The   list of government jobs competitive examinations  for which you are eligible after 12th PCB are listed below :-

----------) SSC CHSL

----------) NDA  - being PCB without maths, you will be eligible only for army and not navy & Airforce

----------) RRB Group D

----------) RRB ALP

----------)

Hello,

The scope of government jobs after 10+2 is limiited to that of jobs after graduation, you can apply for SSC CHSL posts except DEO in C&AG, there are also SSC GD Constable, MTS, Stenographer,

there are recruitment of assistants and clerical post in various state and government central organizations

There are no such rules regarding the Government jobs examination, that the student who have cleared the 10th examination in multiple attempts aren't eligible. So you are eligible for any jobs on the basis of 10th qualification. Apart from this, I would recommend you to study further and you can