CUT-OFFS ON RECORD
Multi-Tasking Staff & Havaldar Examination cut-offs
Published figures only • no predictions
We do not publish expected cut-offs. Every figure below was released by SSC and links to the notice that released it. A predicted cut-off is somebody's arithmetic, not a fact, and students plan whole years around them.
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01This cycle
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02Multi-Tasking Staff & Havaldar Examination at a glance
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03How to read these
What the numbers mean
A cut-off is the minimum score or rank a candidate needed to clear that stage in a given year. It is set after the exam, based on the difficulty of that year's paper and the number of seats or vacancies — it is not decided in advance and cannot be predicted reliably before it is published.
Cut-offs are usually published category-wise (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, PwD) because reservation rules mean each category clears at a different score.
Cutoff pages for other SSC exams
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- Combined Higher Secondary Level Examination Cutoff
- GD Constable Examination Cutoff
- Central Police Organisation Examination Cutoff
- Junior Engineer Examination Cutoff
- Stenographer Grade C & D Examination Cutoff
- Selection Post Examination Cutoff
- Junior Hindi Translator Examination Cutoff
Preparing for one of these?
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