Question 1

How do I know which government exam I am eligible for?

Accepted Answer

Eligibility for Indian government exams depends on four things: your age (with category relaxation — typically OBC +3 years, SC/ST +5 years), your education level (10th, 12th, graduate or professional degree), your state (for state PSC, police and teaching posts), and each exam's own rules. Shishya's free finder at https://shishya.in/find-your-exam checks all four and ranks every exam you actually qualify for by fit and live vacancy count — no signup required.

Question 2

Which government job can I apply for after 12th pass?

Accepted Answer

After 12th you can apply for SSC CHSL (LDC/DEO), SSC GD Constable, Railway RRB NTPC and Group D, state police constable recruitments, NDA (for defence officer entry) and many state staff-selection board posts — together these carry the largest vacancy counts in Indian government recruitment. Enter your age, state and stream at https://shishya.in/find-your-exam to see the exact list you qualify for today.

Question 3

I am 30 years old — is it too late for a government job?

Accepted Answer

No. Many recruitments accept candidates up to 32-40 years, and reserved categories receive additional relaxation (OBC +3, SC/ST +5, PwD and ex-servicemen more). State civil services, teaching recruitment, higher judicial services and several state staff-board posts routinely have upper limits of 38-42 years. The finder at https://shishya.in/find-your-exam filters by your exact age so you see only what is genuinely open to you.

India, as on today, has ~6.1 lakh government job vacancies. Which ones can YOU crack?