I have two masters degree in same subject but different year. Which degree will be valid for government job?

<p>This indicates that the most recent master's degree in the same subject is cited by the government in the case of two master's degrees in one discipline from different years, except the earlier qualification is usually considered valid, so long as it is earned from a recognised institution; otherwise, because, again, it is the most recent one as it is taken as proof, especially if you completed it later that it denotes a more updated qualification.&nbsp;</p><p>Eligibility, in most cases, for government jobs, is considered based on a particular educational qualification that is meant for a specific job role. Both of the degrees have the qualifications from recognised institutions; thus, one can be submitted but preferably the most recent degree. If the requirement states that the latest degree should not be presented, then so be it; otherwise, if you have two degrees, it would look better to present your the latest one.&nbsp;</p><p>Also, it is wise to verify the said recruitment norms, as some have completed recruitment aligned with the number of years a degree has been completed or acquired against. For more security, refer to official job notifications or recruitment boards.</p>

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