What should be the expected cut off for SSC CGL 2020??


SSC CGL is one of the most enviable government exams. It provides the greatest opportunity every year for the aspirants to work in reputed Indian Government organizations. The SSC has released the tentative calendar for examinations to be held during 2019-2021.CGL (Combined Higher level Examination) Tier 1 exam will drop its notification in November 2020. So, only a few months are left for SSC aspirants. So, before appearing for the SSC CGL 2020-21, SSC aspirants must get a blueprint of the SSC CGL in previous years cut off. Knowing the previous years’ cut off will surely benefit the exam preparation and will provide you a generous road map of the expected level & cut off of the exam. We have provided the SSC CGL Cut off of 2017 & 2018 with detailed analysis and comparison of the cut-offs.
SSC CGL Cut Off 2020
Candidates appearing for SSC CGL 2020 must know the expected cut off to set a benchmark. Applicants are required to secure minimum marks to clear both the levels of Tier-I &II respectively. If a candidate is qualifying Tier-I then only he/she is eligible to appear for Tier-II. After qualifying the 3rd phase i.e. Tier-III the candidate has to appear for the final round which includes computer skill test or skill test (whichever is applicable).
Tier-I Cut-Off 2017 (Revised)

Ø List-I: Candidates qualified for Tier-II
(Paper-I, Paper-II, Paper-IV (General Studies (Finance & Accounts) and Tier-III
Category
Revised Cut off
Candidates Available Now
SC
125.50
3218
ST
119.00
1568
OBC
135.50
8840
OH
111.50
281
HH
75.00
276
UR
148.00
7763

TOTAL
21,946




Ø List-II: Candidates qualified for Tier-II
(Paper-I, Paper-II, Paper-III (Statistics)) and Tier-III
Category
Revised Cut off
Candidates Available Now
SC
123.50
2055
ST
114.50
989
OBC
135.50
5503
OH
102.00
244
HH
61.00
227
VH
116.00
39
UR
146.50
5458

TOTAL
14,515

List – III: Candidates qualified for Tier-II
(Paper-I and Paper-II) and Tier-III
Category      
Revised Cut Off      
Candidates Available Now
SC
98.00
32239
ST
88.50
15368
OBC
110.00
74604
Ex-serviceman        
69.00
7201
OH
84.50
2684
HH
38.00
1796
VH
89.50
559
UR
126.50
55387

TOTAL
1,89,838


Cut-Off for Tier-II (2017)

List-1: Candidates qualified for appearing in CGL 2017 (Tier-III) for the posts of Assistant Audit Officer and Assistant Accounts Officer:
Category
Cut-off Marks Tier-I Tier-II (Paper-I+II+IV)
Candidates available
SC
500.5
563
ST
479
275
OBC
538
1456
OH
458    
57
HH
348.25
55
UR
573
1313

TOTAL
3719


List-2: Candidates qualified for appearing in CGLE 2017 (Tier-III) for the post of Junior Statistical Officer (JSO):
Category
Cut-off Marks Tier-I + Tier-II (Paper-I+II+III)
            Candidates available
SC
200
655
ST
200
394
OBC
240
1914
OH
200
82
HH
200
82
UR
280
1723

TOTAL
4850



List-3: Candidates qualified for appearing in CGL 2017 (Tier-III) for posts other than Assistant Audit Officer, Assistant Accounts Officer, and Junior Statistical Officer:
Category
Cut-off Marks Tier-I + Tier-II (Paper I+II)
Candidates available
SC
338.25
7669
ST
311.25
3792
OBC
379.75
16045
EXM
263.5
2394
OH
294
756
HH
191
521
VH
311
190
UR
415.5
15053

Total   –
46420

Tier-III Cut-Off 2017-18 (Tier-I + Tier-II)
For Post
Assistant Audit Officer          
Junior Statistical Officer (Grade-II)
Selected For CPT
Selected For DEST
Category
(I+II+IV Paper) + Tier-III
(I+II+III Paper)+ Tier-III
(I+II Paper)+ Tier-III
(I+II Paper)+ Tier-III
UR
642.50
515.00
496.50
488.25
OBC
607.00
510.00
494.75
451.25
SC
571.00
450.00
441.75
380.75
ST
547.25
425.00
418.50
380.00

Candidates record of Previous Years
Item  
2016 
2017
2018-19
No. Of Registered Candidates
38,04,000   
30,26,598
25,97,000
No. Of Appeared Candidates
14,82,000   
15,43,962
8,37,000
Overall %age of Attendance
38.95%
51.01%
32.23%
No. Of Candidates Qualified in tier 1  
1,49,319
1,89,838 (Revised Result)
To be Notified
%age of Candidates Qualified
10.07%
12.29%
To be Notified
No. of Vacancies
10,661
8,125 (Till 15/06/2019)
To be Notified
Tier 1 Cutoff for UR (Except AAO  & JSO posts)
137    
126.50 (Revised Result)
To be Notified

Selection Process
·        Selection will be done on the basis of written test (CBT) and followed by the Descriptive test, Computer Proficiency Test (CPT) and Skill Test.
·        The Final merit of selected candidates will be prepared through their performance in all the 3- tiers taken together.
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