SSC CGL Cut off 2021: Check Category Wise Cut off and Previous Years' Cutoff Analysis
Updated On -
Apr 13, 2021
SSC CGL cut off and SSC CGL Result 2021 was released on 19 February 2021. On the official website, the Staff Selection Commission released the SSC CGL 2019 Tier II post and category wise cut off score. It is released in PDF format on the official website. To check the marks, the aspirants should log in to their registered accounts on the official website. Also, check Upcoming SSC Exam Dates 2021, read the news here.
SSC CGL Cut off 2019-20 for Tier II Exam
In the following content, Category wise and post wise SSC CGL Cut off score 2019 for tier II has been discussed. Go through the following tables to get an idea about the qualifying marks:
List 1: SSC CGL Cut off for the post of Assistant Audit Officer (AAO)
Check the SSC CGL Cut off Tier II 2019 for all the papers in the following tables:
List 2: SSC CGL Cut off for Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) and Statistical Investigator Gr. II
List 3: SSC CGL Cut off for the posts other than AAO, JSO and Statistical Investigator (Gr. II)
Also Check SSC CGL Answer Key 2019-20
SSC CGL Cut Off for Tier I 2019-20
In the following content, Category wise and post wise SSC CGL Cut off score 2019 for tier I has been discussed. Go through the following tables to get an idea about the qualifying marks:
List 1: The aspirants passed in SSC CGL Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II [Paper-I, Paper-II and Paper-IV {General Studies (Finance & Accounts)}] and Tier-III
Check the SSC CGL Cut off Tier I 2019 for all the papers in the following tables:
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List-2: Candidates qualified in Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II [Paper-I, Paper-II and Paper-III (Statistics)] and Tier-III
List-3: Candidates qualified in Tier-I for appearing in Tier-II (Paper-I and Paper-II) and Tier-III
A total of 34 Group B and C posts were released by the commission. The final cut off for all the posts announced by SSC will be decided on the basis of the cumulative marks obtained in all the three tiers. Check SSC CGL Post Wise Salary Structure
Steps to Check SSC CGL Cut Off 2021
- Go to the SSC Official website that is ssc.nic.in
- Click the Result Tab
- Open the SSC CGL Link, so that the aspirants can check the SSC CGL Cut off 2021
- Next, the candidates need to download the SSC CGL Cut off pdf and save it.
SSC CGL Cutoff is declared in the form of Marks
- SSC CGL Cutoff Tier I is given out of 200 marks
- SSC CGL Cutoff Tier II is given out of 400 Marks.
- Cutoff for Tier III will not be declared as it is a descriptive qualifying paper
Factors Affecting SSC CGL Cutoff 2021
There are a number of factors that affect SSC CGL cutoff. The following factors are involved while determining the SSC CGL Cutoff:
- Number of Candidates Appeared
- Number of Positions Available
- Performance of the candidates in the exam
- Level of Difficulty
- Use of SSC normalization rule to maintain uniformity of the exam.Read about various SSC CGL Job Profiles
SSC CGL 2021 Score Normalization
The number of candidates applying/appearing for SSC CGL is more hence the exam is conducted in multiple shifts. In order to avoid discrepancies in online exams, the authorities use the normalization process to calculate the marks of the candidates. These normalized marks are used to decide the cut off of the candidates. The formula used by SSC to calculate the cut off is mentioned below:
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Previous Years SSC CGL Cut Off Trends
The previous years cut off data is very helpful for candidates to get an idea about the expected cutoff. Candidates can analyze these trends and refer relevant subject wise books and plan their preparation strategies accordingly. SSC CGL Cut off trends for Tier 1 & 2 for the years 2014 to 2018 are provided below:
SSC CGL Cut off 2018
SSC CGL tier I exam is of 200 marks and qualifying candidates will appear for the next stage i.e. Tier 2 on the basis of marks scored in Tier 1. A minimum cut off is released by the commission that selects candidates who are qualified for further process. Check out the SSC CGL Tier 1 cut off over the past 3 years and how they differ each year.
SSC CGL Cut Off: 2018-2019 (Tier I)
| Category | Assistant Audit Officer-AAO | Junior Statistical Officer- JSO (Grade-II) | Other Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC | 148.97 | 140.11 | 111.10 |
| ST | 141.86 | 129.56 | 103.22 |
| UR | 170 | 165.96 | 137.07 |
| OBC | 165 | 162.35 | 131.18 |
| OH | 132.90 | 112.48 | 95.55 |
| HH | 102.45 | 51.99 | 40.00 |
| VH | – | 64.57 | 70.25 |
| Ex-S | – | – | 40.00 |
In the following the SSC CGL Cut off for Tier II for the designations of Assistant Accounts Officer and Assistant Audit Officer are mentioned:
SSC CGL Cut off Tier II 2018-19
| SSC CGL Cut off Tier II 2018: Assistant Accounts Officer and Assistant Audit Officer | ||
| Categories | SSC CGL Cut-off 2018 Tier I+Tier-II (Paper I+II+IV) | Number of Candidates |
|---|---|---|
| SC | 463.15 | 841 |
| ST | 460.21 | 421 |
| OBC | 510.92 | 1,724 |
| UR | 572.51 | 1,762 |
| OH | 409.26 | 111 |
| HH | 347.35 | 100 |
| PwD | 168.04 | 50 |
| Total | – | 5,009 |
The aspirants appeared for the SSC CGL Tier III 2018 for the designation of Junior Statistical Officer, their Cut off scores are highlighted in the following table:
| SSC CGL Cut Off 2018 – Tier II JSO Post | ||
| Categories | SSC CGL Cut-off 2018 Tier 1+Tier-II (PaperI+II+IV) | Number of Candidates |
|---|---|---|
| SC | 433.95 | 478 |
| ST | 403.95 | 301 |
| OBC | 517.76 | 583 |
| UR | 535.86 | 955 |
| OH | 348.50 | 112 |
| HH | 223.46 | 106 |
| VH | 267.51 | 121 |
| PwD | 165.04 | 16 |
| Total | – | 2,672 |
The SSC CGL Cut off marks for the posts other than Assistant Accounts Officer, Assistant Audit Officer and Junior Statistical Officer for 2018 are highlighted in the following:
| SSC CGL Cut Off Marks 2018 – Other SSC CGL Posts | ||
| Categories | SSC CGL Cut-off 2018 Tier 1+Tier-II (PaperI+II+IV) | Number of Candidates |
|---|---|---|
| SC | 354.74 | 8,050 |
| ST | 327.05 | 4,022 |
| OBC | 400.33 | 15,359 |
| UR | 433.00 | 17,439 |
| Ex-S | 255.12 | 3,244 |
| OH | 302.50 | 859 |
| HH | 165.73 | 777 |
| VH | 280.98 | 404 |
| PwD | 122.58 | 86 |
| Total | – | 50,240 |
Hence, before the aspirants start for SSC CGL Preparation, they should be much aware about the previous years’ SSC CGL Cutoff, so that they can also estimate an expected cut off score and can set the score as their goal to achieve.
FAQs
Ques: What will be the expected cut off for SSC CGL Tier 1?
Ans: SSC CGL tier 1 cut off varies every year. Depending on the number of the candidates applied, the number of posts, etc the cut off varies. However, based on the cut off trends of previous years, SSC CGL 2021 tier 1 expected cut off for UR category can be between 150-160 depending on the vacancies and difficulty level of exam
Ques: Do I have to clear any sectional cut off in SSC CGL 2021?
Ans: No. There is no sectional cut off in SSC CGL 2021. SSC CGL cut off is the minimum score obtained by a candidate to qualify for the next level of the recruitment. Candidates who will clear the Cut Off for SSC CGL Tier 1 exam will be called for the Tier 2 exam. Similarly, candidates who clear SSC CGL Tier 2 cut off will be eligible to appear for Tier 3 examination. The cut off is declared separately for each category, stage, and post.
Ques: How can I check my SSC CGL Result 2021?
Ans: Candidates have to visit the official website to check the result. After the conclusion of each tier, the authorities will release the result and cut off. Based on the cutoff, candidates will qualify for the next tier exam. The final cut off for SSC CGL 2021 will be decided on the basis of the cumulative marks obtained in all three tiers. To know more, click here.
Ques: I have qualified Tier 1 & 2. Is it compulsory to appear for SSC CGL Tier 3?
Ans: Yes. It is compulsory to appear for all the tiers otherwise you will not be qualified for the final selection. The final cut off is decided based on the score obtained by candidates in all the tiers.
Ques: What is SSC Score Normalization method?
Ans: The number of candidates in SSC CGL is more hence the exam is conducted in multiple shifts. In order to avoid any discrepancies, the authorities use the normalization process to calculate the marks of the candidates. After normalization, the normalized scores are used to calculate the cut off of the candidates. The formula used by SSC to calculate the cut off is mentioned below:
| Actual Score of candidates X SSC Normalized marks = Normalized score of candidates |
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.