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The IS 10262-2019, European guidelines by EFNARC are providing guidelines for mix design of self compacted concrete but till now no one is provided guidelines for M30 Grade of Fly Ash Based geopolymer Self Compacting Concrete so here in this paper we will briefly study the guidelines for mix design of Fly Ash Based geopolymer Concrete and also mix design guidelines for self compacted concrete and merge these two guidelines and will provide guidelines for M30 Grade of Fly Ash Based geopolymer Self Compacting Concrete. Civil Engineering Geopolymer concrete Mix design self-compacted concrete Mix design M30 grade of fly ash-based geopolymer self-compacting concrete Full Text Additional Declarations The authors declare no competing interests. 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