Hello Supriya

As you have done a dual undergraduate degree (BA.B.ED) you should choose graduation in the Essential Qualification section as both BA and B.ED are graduation degrees in themselves.

As BA.B.ED is a undergraduate degree, it is a graduation degree itself.

To know more about SSC CGL: SSC CGL

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Here is the link to SSC CGL mock test https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ssc-cgl-question-papers

You can apply through state-level entrance exams like JEECUP (Uttar Pradesh), DTE Maharashtra, or direct admission based on 10th marks. Visit the official website of your state’s polytechnic board for updates.

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If you have entered your CGPA incorrectly in the SSC CGL application form then maybe it can be considered as unintentional but it totally depends upon the SSC CGL verification process.  The window is already closed so you cannot change it.

If you cleared the exam and reached to

Hello Sathvika

These are some courses you can do in B.Tech without Math:

1. B.Tech in Biotechnology
2. B.Tech in Food Technology
3. B.Tech in Biomedical Engineeering
4. B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering
5. B.Tech in Environmental Engineering

Some colleges in Tamil Nadu for these colleges are:

1. SASTRA University. Thanjavur

If your 10th marksheet has the correct date of birth but your Aadhar Card  and father's surname have mistakes , SSC CGL may face issues during document verification . SSC CGL considers the 10th marksheet as valid proof for Date of Birth , but all documents must match.

Hello Vikas,

Yes, you can definitely apply for SSC CGL with the name as mentioned in your ID cards, but you need to ensure that all are the same across documents prior to the document verification stage. The name discrepancy may not lead to the cancellation of your application, but

No, just because the SSC CGL application form displays an error during filling out does not mean that your candidature will be automatically cancelled.
The primary reasons for these errors, if you have already correctly completed **One-Time Registration (OTR)**, are typically browser problems, server overload, or small data entry errors.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering) is considered as a Graduation (Bachelor’s Degree) for SSC CGL and all other government exams.

In the SSC CGL application form, you should select the option “Graduation” (or Bachelor’s Degree if given).

All the best for your SSC CGL preparation.