Hello Aspirant,

For jobs that involve the exams like IBPS clerk or SBI clerk, do not need a computer statement. They conduct a computer exam to test your knowledge of fundamental computer programs. If you possessed a computer subject in high school or senior secondary school you don't need a computer certificate.

For other government clerical jobs, the employer might ask about a CCC certificate.

You can get this certificate from the National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT), an independent institution that functions under the Indian government, achieve several pieces of training in the area of Information, Electronics, and Communication Technology (IECT).

It was set in 1994 and was previously recognized as DOEACC. It is regulated by the Electronics and Information Technology Ministry of our government.

It gives numerous programs associated with IECT at different levels and the  CCC certificate program is one of the digital literacy proposals proposed by this organization.

CCC is a short form for the certificate in computer concepts. It is a 3-month course. It has 25 hrs of theory class, 50 hrs of practical, and 5 hrs of tuition class.

The syllabus includes basic computer skills with MS Office, regulating a computer, preparing documents, writing in Hindi and English language, managing the internet with a modem, etc. There are no criteria for age or educational qualification. You can apply as a general candidate.

The lessons and the exam will be in virtual mode. You can register for the course by visiting the official website of NIELIT.

After the exam, you can give a 100 marks exam consisting of 100 questions that will proceed for 1 hour. There will be negative scores. You need 50 marks to qualify for this exam.

The application fee of  INR 500 GST will be added to it. You can know more about this course here

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/national-institute-of-electronics-and-information-technology-gorakhpur/course-on-computer-concepts-certification-course

I hope it helps.

Thank you.