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Government exams by qualification: 10th, 12th, graduate, engineering

Find the exams that match your education. Each exam shows the qualification line from its official notice; posts within one exam can need different qualifications, so read the exam's guide before applying.

Govt exams for 10th pass

ExamQualification line from the notice
SSC GDMatriculation / 10th class pass from a recognised board on or before 1 January 2026
SSC MTSMatriculation (10th) pass from a recognised board on or before 1 August 2025
SSC Selection PostPost-specific essential qualification (Class 10, Class 12, or a degree and above) and any experience, as printed against each post in Annexure-III
RRB ALPMatriculation / SSLC plus ITI (NCVT/SCVT) in a listed trade, or plus Course Completed Act Apprenticeship in those trades

Govt exams for 12th pass

ExamQualification line from the notice
Delhi Police Constable10+2 (Senior Secondary) pass from a recognised board
SSC CHSL12th standard pass from a recognised board
SSC Selection PostPost-specific essential qualification (Class 10, Class 12, or a degree and above) and any experience, as printed against each post in Annexure-III
SSC Stenographer12th standard or equivalent pass from a recognised board or university
UPSC NDAArmy wing of NDA: Class 12 pass of the 10+2 pattern, or equivalent, from a State Education Board or University
RRB NTPCUndergraduate posts: 12th (+2) or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate (not required for SC/ST/PwBD/Ex-Servicemen or higher-qualified candidates)

Govt exams for graduates

ExamQualification line from the notice
SSC CGLBachelor's degree from a recognised university for most posts
SSC CPOBachelor's degree from a recognised university
SSC Selection PostPost-specific essential qualification (Class 10, Class 12, or a degree and above) and any experience, as printed against each post in Annexure-III
UPSC CAPF ACBachelor's degree of a university incorporated by an Act of the central or a state legislature in India
UPSC CDSIMA and OTA: degree of a recognised university or equivalent
UPSC CSEGraduate degree from a university incorporated by a central or state Act, a deemed university, or an equivalent qualification
RRB NTPCGraduate posts: degree from a recognised university or equivalent, held by 6 November 2026
IBPS ClerkGraduation in any discipline from a university recognised by the Government of India, or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government
IBPS POGraduation in any discipline from a recognised university (or equivalent)
IBPS RRBOffice Assistant and Officer Scale I: bachelor's degree in any discipline, plus proficiency in the local language prescribed by the RRB; working knowledge of computers is desirable
SBI ClerkGraduation in any discipline from a recognised university, or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government
SBI POGraduation in any discipline from a recognised university, or an equivalent qualification recognised by the Central Government
LIC AAOBachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised Indian university/institution

Govt exams for engineering degree or diploma holders

ExamQualification line from the notice
SSC JEDegree or diploma in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering, as specified for each department and post
UPSC ESEA degree in Engineering from a university incorporated by an Act of Parliament or a state legislature, a deemed university, or an equivalent qualification listed in the notice (e.g. Sections A and B of the Institution of Engineers (India))
RRB JEJE posts: three-year diploma in the engineering branch(es) listed for the post in Annexure A, or a combination of sub-streams of those basic streams; B.E./B.Tech in the same discipline is accepted in lieu of the diploma

Frequently asked questions

Can a graduate apply for 12th pass exams?

Usually the qualification printed is the minimum, so a higher qualification is often accepted, but some notices set conditions. Always read the eligibility section of the official notice.

Can final-year students apply?

Some notices allow it if the result is declared by a fixed date; others do not. Each exam guide says what its notice allows.

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