Yes,  failing one subject in 12th grade but passing overall and completing graduation in first division will likely make you eligible for the SSC CGL exam and document verification. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) requires a candidate to have passed the 12th class examination from a recognized board. As long as you have a passing certificate for 12th standard, even with a fail in one subject, you meet the basic eligibility criteria.

The SSC CGL emphasizes your graduation degree for most posts. Since you have a first-class graduation, it strengthens your application.

While the general eligibility mentions passing 12th, some specific posts within the SSC CGL might have stricter requirements. Double-check the notification for the specific post you're interested in to ensure there are no additional requirements regarding class 12th subjects or marks.

During document verification, the SSC might ask about the failed subject in 12th. Be prepared to explain the situation honestly. Having a first-class graduation demonstrates your academic ability overall.

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The application forms for SSC CGLS 2024 Exam are out online. The last date to fill the application form is July 2024. The Staff Selection Commission has also released the date for the correction window for the online application which is August 1 and 2.  The exam for Tier 1 will be held in September- October. However, the confirmed date is yet to be announced.

Yes, you can definitely apply for the SSC CGL (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level) exam.

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The minimum educational qualification required for applying for SSC CGL is a bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university. And the age limit to apply is 18 to 32 years. If you have only passed your 12th standard then you are not eligible to apply for this exam. You need to complete your bachelor's degree to be able to apply for it.

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Yes, you can definitely join an engineering college without taking the EAMCET. Many colleges conduct their own entrance exams that candidates need to pass to secure a seat. Exams like COMEDK, SRMJEEE, and VITEEE are alternatives to the JEE. Even IIIT Hyderabad has its own entrance exam. Additionally, in Andhra Pradesh, there are private colleges with their own entrance exams. I encourage you to aim high!

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You are qualified for SSC CGL, yes.
Your eligibility is unaffected by your 12th grade grades or subject-specific results; SSC CGL only requires that you hold a **bachelor's degree from an accredited university**.
There is no issue because you meet the graduation requirements and your 12th grade report indicates that you passed.

Additionally, your 12th grade percentage of 54% is irrelevant for CGL.
Just make sure that you have graduated or plan to graduate before the deadline indicated in the notification.

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There is no specified criteria for intermediate-level Mathematics grades to take the SSC CGL exam. However, having a solid understanding of mathematics is vital because the exam includes a portion on it. You do not need a specific % in 12th grade Math, however practicing Math is essential for passing the exam.

Concentrate on understanding disciplines such as arithmetic, algebra, and geometry, which are frequently asked on the SSC CGL exam.

No, a BSc in Microbiology wouldn't directly qualify you to become a GST inspector through the SSC CGL exam (Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level Examination). The SSC CGL recruits for various posts, and the eligibility criteria differ based on the specific post.

For the post of GST Inspector (typically under the Central Excise Inspector or Inspector (Excise) cadre), a Bachelor's degree in Commerce, Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, Business Administration or Law is usually required. Microbiology doesn't fall under the typical qualifica

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1 Understand the Syllabus: Know what topics are covered in the exams you're targeting.

2 Study Material: Gather quality resources for mathematics and reasoning.

3 Build Concepts: Start with basics and gradually move to complex topics.

4 Practice Regularly: Solve a variety of problems to improve skills

5 Time Management: Practice solving problems within time limits.

6Review and Improve: Analyze mistakes and revise regularly.

7 Seek Guidance: Get help when needed from teachers or online resources.

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Choosing basic math in class 10th will likely not affect your eligibility for most SSC exams, other state services exams, and UPSC as long as you meet the specific math requirement for the desired post.

Many SSC exams, like SSC CGL or CHSL, have a minimum educational qualification requirement that specifies a Bachelor's degree in any discipline. Math in 10th standard usually doesn't play a role in these exams.

Eligibility criteria for state services exams vary, but most focus on the educational qualification required for the specific post. Math from 10th might not be a factor.

UPSC Civil Services Exam (CSE) requires a Bachelor's degree. Math from 10th doesn't affect eligibility.

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