What is difference between SCGND and SCGNO category

In various educational and competitive examination contexts, the abbreviations SCGND and SCGNO can refer to different categories or specializations. While these specific terms might not be universally recognized across all institutions or exams, they typically denote distinctions related to categories or specializations. Here’s a general explanation of what these terms could represent:

SCGND (Scheduled Caste - General Category Non-Degree)

• Scheduled Caste (SC) : Refers to students who belong to the Scheduled Caste category, which is a reserved category for certain disadvantaged groups as recognized by the government.
• General Category : Implies that this category is for students who do not fall into any specific sub-categories within SC but are classified under the general category within SC.
• Non-Degree : Indicates that the context might involve non-degree programs or activities, such as diploma courses or certain competitive exams that do not lead to a degree but may still offer benefits or reservations for SC candidates.

SCGNO (Scheduled Caste - General Category Other)

• Scheduled Caste (SC) : Same as above, referring to students from the SC category.
• General Category : Again, this signifies the general classification within the SC category without additional sub-categories.
• Other : Could imply other specific categories or details not covered under SCGND. This might relate to different types of courses, programs, or other categorizations.