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I have got 54% marks in graduation and 55% marks in post gradution in sociology. I want to gte a government job now. So tell me which government job exams i can give now?

Yes, you are eligible to get government jobs after graduation and post graduation degree.

To get government jobs you have to qualify in various entrance examination conducted by different organisation. Some of best entrance examination option to appear for examination is :-

IBPS. http://www.ibps.in.

SSC. http://www.ssc.nic.in

UPSC CSE. http://www.upsc.gov.in.

CDS.http://www.upsc.gov.in.

Railway.http://rrb.gov.in

For more information about these examinations visit at their official link.

Since, you have passed the post graduation course you are eligible to appear for most of government job examination.

To appear for government jobs examination the eligibility is graduation in any discipline with passing percentage other than those in core jobs.

So, you can appear for entrance examination for the job which you want to appear.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have got 54% marks in graduation and 55% marks in post gradution in sociology. I want to gte a government job now. So tell me which government job exams i can give now?

You have completed graduation and post graduation degree so you are eligible for banking sector.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree from a recognized university are eligible for IBPS and SBI clerk exam.

Your age should be in between 20 to 28 years.

Those candidates who have completed graduation degree from a recognized university are eligible for IBPS and SBI PO exam.

Your age should be in between 20 to 30 years.

You can apply for multiple government job entrance exams after bachelor's degree and master's degree. Here is complete list of exam for which you are eligible:

1. Banking entrance exams like IBPS PO and Clerk Common written exam.

2. Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate level exam.

3. Intelligence Bureau Assistant Central Intelligence Officer exam.

4. Civil Services examination.

5. RRB entrance exams.

6. National Eligibility test for Lectureship.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I have got 54% marks in graduation and 55% marks in post gradution in sociology. I want to gte a government job now. So tell me which government job exams i can give now?

The aspirant can apply for jobs in government banks, LIC, Railways, SSC, State Service Commission, UPSC etc.

The eligibility for government banks Probationary Officer and Clerk posts are graduation in any stream from a recognized university. The examinations and recruitment are done through IBPS. The website link is http://www.ibps.in/.

You can also check the vacancies in railways for the graduates. The Railway Recruitment Boards recruit candidate for the Railways. The website link is http://www.indianrailways.gov.in/rai...=0&id=0,7,1281

You can appear for UPSC examination through which also the recruitment happen in many government departments. The UPSC link is http://www.upsc.gov.in/.

The aspirant can apply for the AAO post in LIC; the eligibility is a graduation from a recognized university. Please, find the attachment below for more Information about LIC AAO exam.

The aspirant can find more government job advertisements in the newspapers like employment news.

You are interested in doing government job. You have secured less than 60 percent marks in graduation as well as in post graduation. So, there is no need to worry about it. There are lot of government exams in which you can apply with this percentage too.

Following are the list of some government exam in which you can apply:

--SSC CGL

--IBPS PO/Clerk

--SBI PO/Clerk

--Railway (Non-Technical)

--Lecturer in any college with sociology stream.

--Assistant of any company such as RBI Assistant,

**These are the exams in which no matter how much percentage you obtained in the graduation or post graduation. If you are graduate, then you will be eligible for the exam. So you can start your preparation for the above mentioned government exams.