B.A. graduates may apply for all "any degree" recruitments, and some posts specifically ask for subjects such as Economics, Sociology, Social Work or Psychology.
With B.A. you may be eligible for posts in these categories. These are categories that commonly accept this qualification — not a guarantee for any single recruitment.
All graduate-level ("any degree") recruitments
Social welfare, probation and women & child welfare posts that ask for specific arts subjects
Statistics / economics posts where the subject combination fits
Teaching posts with B.Ed and TET
Civil services and State PSC Group exams
Commonly eligible vs. notification-specific: the list above is what recruitments commonly accept. Subjects, branch, minimum marks, age and other conditions are set by each notification — check the latest one before applying.
Common Exams and Recruitments for B.A.
Each card shows the typical qualification published for that exam. Not every exam accepts every B.A. holder — read the "typical qualification" line.
Interested in:
SSC CGL (Combined Graduate Level)
Staff Selection Commission
Typical qualification
Bachelor's degree; a few posts need specific subjects
Job types
Group B & C posts in central ministries (Assistant, Inspector, Auditor, etc.)
Age
Varies by examination/post and notification; applicable relaxations may apply.
Officially announced = the recruiting body has released a notification but applications haven't opened. Expected = reported as planned, with no notification yet — details may change.
Bank PO/Clerk and SSC CGL usually accept a degree in any discipline, which includes B.A. A few posts within an exam may need specific subjects — check the notification.
How do I know if I am eligible for a job with B.A.?
Compare your qualification, subjects or branch, age, category, domicile, experience and any physical or skill requirements with the eligibility section of the official notification. This page only lists what recruitments commonly accept.