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Based on eligibility of graduation you can apply for many government exams such as SSC CGL, Banking exams that of Clerk or PO in SBI, IBPS or RBI Assistant or Grade B Officers

Every candidate is different, and compared to SSC where there's also repeition of question from previous year paper Banking is all together different case, the level is difficult comparatively but nothing is impossible if you are acquainted with the syllabus, you know what all to read, keep your resources minimal because that's important to keep your focus for long duration, practice, speed and accuray is the key to banking exam. You can also apply for other exams such as Insurance Companies like LIC, GIC, NIACL which recruit for the post of Assistant or AAO, you can also apply for Nabard Grade B officerhere it's compulsory to have 60% aggregate for General Candidates, for reserved category there's relaxation of 5%). In most of the exams mentioned above there's no specific requirement of aggregate except RBI Grade B Officer where it's mandatory to have 60% at 10th, 12th and graduation. You can also apply for UPSC, state level PSC or even railway recruit for various posts, CDS for the post of IMA/OTA. There are many avenues to explore, it depends on your areas of interest, which job you want to do, based on that option choose accordingly, moreover if you're not able to decide anything, then try to go for banking or insurance exams as the recruitment process is comparatively fast compared to SSC/UPSC.