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Both SSC CGL and banking exams require graduation in any  stream from a recognized university, since you are a law graduate let me tell you there are also vacancies release in law department of banking exams for which you can apply of course apart from officer posts, if you're interested in banking and have 60% in 10th, 12th and graduation level then try for RBI Grade B Officer, this is the most prestigious post in banking industry, you can also try for PO in  IBPS, SBI etc. the level of banking exams  are comparatively higher, for example especially for above mentioned posts the quant and reasoning sections are quite tough similar to management level exams, speed and accuracy is the key to success in banking, it requires immense practice, on the other hand SSC CGL too offers great posts, there are field based jobs as well as desk jobs, the criterion to go for SSC CGL or banking depends on you, what kind of job profile you're looking for, also you can have a look at the syllabus to get an idea about which exam suits you, over the past few years both these fields have gained prominence among aspirants, hence the competition too is very intense, today it requires immense focus, determination and persistence to qualify these exams.