Hello,

If your 10th marksheet got some wrinkles or small marks due to lamination but is still completely readable, then there will be no problem in SSC CGL document verification.

As long as all details like your name, roll number, marks, and board name are clearly visible , it will

Hope you are doing well rankumgudu!

Yes you can apply for SSC CGL even if you are an army Agni Veer ex serviceman. But you must fullfill the eligibility criteria given below:

• You must have a bachelor's degree from University that is recognised.
• You must be between 18 to 32

Hi dear candidate,

You can anytime find the SSC CGL 2026 related updates on our official website regarding important dates, exam pattern, vacancies etc.

Kindly refer to the links attached below for latest information:

SSC CGL 2026 - Notification, Exam Dates, Vacancies, Application form, Eligibility

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Hello,

In SSC OTR, you should always keep your details updated. Since your graduation will complete in June 2026, by the time of SSC CGL 2026 notification you will be a graduate.

So, you will need to update your highest qualification to "Graduate" in your OTR before applying for SSC

You don’t need to worry much because such a small mistake in the identification mark is not a serious issue in SSC CGL. During document verification, the authorities mainly check your certificates, identity proof and eligibility, so the left or right side mentioned for the mark will not affect your

Hello Jyoti

The date of submitting application of SSC CGL for the year of 2025 has already gone. Now you would only be able to apply for next year which will be SSC CGL 2026.

The registrations are generally help in the month of May to July but it will

To prepare for SSC CGL after B.Sc, start with NCERT basics and standard books like R.S. Aggarwal for Quant & Reasoning and Neetu Singh for English. Use online platforms for structured courses and mock tests.

Regularly practice previous year papers and focus on current affairs from Lucent GK and monthly

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.

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Hello,

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.