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can i apply for ibps po/clerk/SSC CGL if I cleared my backlog in graduation?? will ot create any problem??

Tanya Gupta 30th Jul, 2024

Hello,


Yes, you can apply for IBPS PO/Clerk/SSC CGL exams even if you cleared your backlog in graduation. However, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including the passing percentage and degree completion requirements. Clearing backlogs doesn't typically create issues, but:


· Check the exam notification for specific guidelines on backlog

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i want to go for the ssc cgl , so which ug course should i do which is easy and cheapest??

vaibhavi bhalsod 28th Jul, 2024

Hello student

Congratulations on your decision to prepare for SSC CGL!


For SSC CGL, you don't need a specific UG course, but having a degree is mandatory. Considering ease and affordability, here are some UG courses:


1. *BA (Bachelor of Arts)*: A popular choice, as it's relatively easy and affordable.

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student credit card chalega sir

Tanya Gupta 19th Dec, 2024

Hello,

Yes, a student credit card can be useful if the institution or service accepts it for payment. Many colleges allow fee payments using credit cards, including student ones, for tuition, hostel, or other expenses. However, check the card's transaction limit and ensure it covers the required amount. Also, confirm

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I have done B.Tech evening course from DTU. Am I eligible for SSC CGL?

satyamercedes0626 23rd Jul, 2024

Hello Aspirant , Hope your doing great . As per your query , A Bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited university or institute with a minimum of 60% in mathematics at the 12th-grade level or A bachelor's degree in statistics is one of the degree-level studies in any

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I have 59 marks in maths in 12th, am i eligible to apply for jso in ssc cgl? can this one mark difference be neglected and what will happen if i am not eligible for this and still i apply for this, would my application be stopped or they will just make me eligible for other posts?

monag2673 26th Jul, 2024

In SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) exams, eligibility criteria are crucial for determining your application status and post allocation. Here’s what you need to know about applying for the Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) position with 59 marks in Mathematics in 12th grade:

Eligibility for JSO Position:

  • Mathematics
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i completed my 4 year degree from 2015 to 209 and i have backlogs. Then i cleared my backlogs in 2020. For SSC CGL 2024, what should i enter in passing year column? 2019 or 2020. Note: I got my provisional certificate. In that certificate, passing year and month is given as November 2020.

Ishita 20th Aug, 2024

Hello Aspirant

You should enter 2020 as the passing year in the SSC CGL application form.

Here's why:

Completion of Degree: You completed all requirements for your degree, including clearing backlogs, in 2020.

Eligibility Criteria: The key is to have completed your degree before the eligibility cutoff date for SSC

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My graduation admission year was 2018 and there was back in a subject in 1st semester, and i cleared that back in 2023 and my final year marksheet date is 24 june 2024. I have to fill ssc cgl form .what will be my passing year ?

Prachi Kumari 15th Jul, 2024

Hi Nidhi,

For the SSC CGL form, your passing year should be the year when you completed all requirements for your graduation, including clearing any backlogs. Since you cleared your backlog in 2023 and your final marksheet date is June 24, 2024, you should mention 2024 as your passing year

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I am applying for ssc cgl and at time of registration in additional category section I am not able to see general category option. what to select there for general category

Kanishka kaushikii 15th Jul, 2024

Greetings,
If you do not see "General" category option in additional category section during registration you should typically select "Unreserved" (UR) or any similar term that denotes the general category.

  • Look for "Unreserved" (UR) : This is the common term used for the general category.
  • Check for "General" or "Open"
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Ive passed 10th from SSC (maharashtra) board. Ive to fill Ssc cgl form ... and its asking me roll no. or roll code .. but in my SSC certificate there is no such roll number mentioned..only seat number is mentioned what should i do?

Prachi Kumari 14th Jul, 2024

Hello Sakshi,

First of all Don't worry.

When filling out the SSC CGL form and asked for the roll number or roll code, you can use the "Seat Number" mentioned on your SSC (Maharashtra Board) certificate. The "Seat Number" is equivalent to the roll number or roll code for the

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As SSC takes years to declare results, so can I apply for same exam again if the result is not declared? For eg if I gave SSC CGL in 2018 but SSC is taking time to declare result so can I appear for 2019,2020 if exam result isnt declared yet?

Ishita 20th Aug, 2024

Hello Aspirant

You can indeed appear for the SSC CGL exam multiple times as long as you meet the age limit and eligibility criteria.

There is no restriction on the number of attempts for the SSC CGL exam.

Educational Qualification required to appear for SSC CGL are-

A Bachelor's degree

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