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As adjectives the difference between eligible and qualified

is that eligible is suitable; meeting the conditions; worthy of being chosen; allowed to do something while qualified is meeting the standards, requirements, and training for a position.

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What is the difference between eligible and qualified ?

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Eligible - 1.meeting the conditions to do or receive something. 2. desirable as a husband ...  More

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"eligible" means to meet the conditions ( age, education, nationality), be worthy ...  More

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The two answers given so far are on the right track. I think of “eligible” as basically ...  More

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To be ”eligible” for something means that you have permission. That permission might be ...  More

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To be eligible means “having capacity to be elected".Now does “elected” means the ...  More

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Good question Efrayim. Before I answer, I notice you are a generous upvoter ( including ...  More

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Both are similar in meaning but there’s a little difference. Eligible means you are entitled ...  More

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Eligible · (a.) That may be selected; proper or qualified to be chosen; legally qualified to be elected and to hold office. · (a.) Worthy to be chosen or selected ...

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May 6, 2014 — Difference Between Eligible and Qualified ... [Tweet “ELIGIBLE able to do something because you have the right qualities (age, qualifications, ...

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Qualifications include your work experience (years, type of work), skills, education level and your overall knowledge of a particular field of study. The hiring ...

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One could say, however, "a student who has a Japanese parent does not qualify for the Japanese speech contest". This is because "to qualify" ...

Hello, Can I say "is not qualified to participate" in place of the highlighted part in the following ...  More

Hi Ocham, It would be incorrect to use "not qualified" in this context because it implies ...  More

3) A high school student who has a Japanese parent doesn't qualify to participate in the ...  More

participle, but the examples using to + verb all seem to me more natural.  More

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When someone qualifies, they pass the examinations that they need to be able to work in a particular profession. ... If you qualify for something or if something ...

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