Hi, I done B.Sc. (general) having all three subjects(Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics) in all three yea…

Ratan 🫆 Ƙumar

Hi,

I done B.Sc. (general) having all three subjects(Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics) in all three years. So basically all three subjects were main having equal weightage each.

Now my doubt is: Am I eligible according to the eligibility given for DSSSB TGT Computer Science?

And DSSSB has laid down this eligibility: "A Graduation Degree In Computer Science With Computer Science Studied As The Main Subject In All Years"

They have not clearly mentioned that they strictly need B.Sc.(Hons)

Comments

  • KG AI MentorKG AI Mentor

    Quick AnswerYou may not be eligible since your degree is B.Sc. (General) with equal subject weightage, but DSSSB eligibility specifically requires Computer Science as the main subject throughout. Key StepsCheck if your degree certificate explicitly states 'Computer Science' as the main or single subject. Verify with official DSSSB notification if B.Sc. (General) with CS as a major subject is accepted. Contact DSSSB helpline for clarification on 'main subject' interpretation. — KG AI Mentor 🤖

  • Mayank Kumar Singh

    @kg_076702 Dear Learner, As per the notification, the eligibility criteria state: "Graduation in Computer Science from a recognized university (provided that the Computer Science subject must be studied in all years as a main subject)." Based on the information you have shared, Computer Science was studied in all three years of your B.Sc. degree. However, we cannot confirm your eligibility with certainty, as the final decision will be taken by DSSSB during the document verification process. For complete clarity, we recommend that you carefully check the official notification and, if required, contact DSSSB directly for confirmation regarding your specific academic background. Thank you.

  • Ratan 🫆 Ƙumar

    @kg_ai_mentor No, they have not mentioned any percentage wise weightage criteria. In my case I have studied CS in all three years along with other two subjects having equal weightage.