How to use the TCS Ninja Digital Prime Eligibility Checker
- 1. Enter your academicsYour 10th, 12th or diploma, and graduation percentages.
- 2. Add your historyPending backlogs, any gap in education, your age and whether your course is full-time.
- 3. CheckSee each criterion with a tick or cross, and what to do about any you miss.
The criteria checked
The checker uses the criteria TCS has published for recent NQT fresher drives. Ninja, Digital and Prime all come from the same NQT, so there's one set of eligibility rules:
- At least 60% (or equivalent CGPA) in 10th, 12th or diploma, and graduation, counting only first-attempt marks in graduation.
- No more than one pending backlog when applying, and none at the time of joining.
- A total gap in education of no more than 24 months.
- At least 18 years old, in a full-time course.
All limits are editable, because TCS can change them for any drive.
Worked example
The sample candidate has 78% in 10th, 72% in 12th, 68% in graduation, one pending backlog, no gap, is 21 and studies full-time. Every row is ticked and the result reads ✓ Meets these criteria, with a reminder that the backlog must be cleared before joining. Change graduation to 58% and the result becomes "✗ Not eligible yet", naming graduation as the criterion not met.
How Ninja, Digital and Prime are decided
The role isn't chosen by your percentage. After the NQT, your section scores, and especially performance in the advanced section and coding, decide which interview you're invited to: Ninja for the foundation track, Digital and Prime for higher-skill roles with higher pay. That is why the checker only tells you whether you can apply. Uncodemy is not connected with TCS; read the current notice on TCS's careers site before you apply.
Frequently asked questions
What if my board gives CGPA?
Convert it as your board or university specifies. For CBSE class 10 CGPA, multiplying by 9.5 has been the usual method.
Does a cleared backlog count against me?
The criterion is about pending backlogs; but graduation marks use first-attempt scores. Check the current notice.
Is this TCS's official checker?
No. It applies the criteria to your numbers; TCS decides eligibility.
Is the TCS eligibility checker free?
Yes. Every question of the TCS eligibility checker is open with no sign-up. The first time you submit, we ask for your name and WhatsApp number once so we can show your score; after that it, and every other Uncodemy tool, opens straight away.