JSSC CGL Cutoff 2023: Check Expected Cutoff 2023, Previous Year Cutoff

JSSC CGL Cut off 2023: The Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) releases the cutoff marks for the JSSC CGL exam on its official website. The cutoff marks are released along with the result on the website. The cutoff score is the minimum that candidates must achieve in order to pass the examination. The commission releases the cutoff for each stage of the selection process separately. Only candidates who clear the JSSC CGL Mains cutoff will be called for document verification. The final merit is prepared after the document verification process.

The JSSC CGL cutoff marks depend on various factors such as the total number of vacancies released, the total number of candidates appeared in the examination, and the difficulty level of the examination. Candidates must also check JSSC CGL previous year cutoff to get an idea of the cutoff trend. This allows them to strategize their preparation accordingly.

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How to Check JSSC CGL Cut-off 2023?

Interested candidates can find the steps below to check the JSSC CGL Cutoff 2023:

• Visit the official website of the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC)
• Click on the JSSC CGL Cutoff link available on the official website
• Upon clicking on the link, the cutoff pdf will be displayed on the screen
• Check the cutoff for your particular category.

JSSC CGL Cut Off 2023

Candidates who are preparing for the exam must know the expected cutoff score. The expected cutoff score for the post of Assistant Branch Officer Cut Off, Block Supply Officer Cut Off, Jr. Secretariat Assistant Cut Off, and Planning Assistant Cut Off are tabulated below:

How to Calculate JSSC CGL Marks?

It is important to know how to calculate the JSSC CGL marks as it will help you know the status of your JSSC CGL result. Candidates can find the instructions below to calculate their marks:

• Award 3 marks for each correct answer
• Deduct 1 mark for each incorrect answer
• Give zero marks for unattempted questions
• Add marks for each correct answer (3 * Correct Answer)
• Deduct marks for each incorrect answer (1 * Incorrect Answer)

Once the candidate has obtained the marks, they must check whether the obtained marks are greater than or equal to the cutoff score or less than the cutoff. If marks scored by the candidate are more or equal to the cutoff score, then the candidate has qualified the exam.