SSC has not yet released the official cut-off for SSC CGL 2025. The values below are predicted ranges based on exam difficulty, student feedback, and previous year trends. These are not official results. For your convenience, we have provided the SSC CGL expected cut-off marks in this blog. As we all know, SSC calculates the cut-off marks based on the number of candidates who appeared in the exam, the number of vacancies, the difficulty level of the exam, the category of the candidates, normalization of marks, previous year cut-off marks, etc. Read this blog carefully for expected cut-off marks.
SSC CGL Expected Cut-Off 2025: Post and Category-wise
SSC releases the cut-off for the SSC CGL category and post-wise on its official website. We have provided an estimation cut-off for SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 exam. You are advised to check your expected cut-off as per your category and post.
1. SSC CGL Expected Cut-Off for Posts Other Than JSO & Statistical Investigator
Here we have provided the category-wise SSC CGL expected cut-off marks for all posts except JSO & Statistical Investigator. These are the most common posts (AAO, ASO, Inspectors, Assistants, etc.).
| Category | Expected Cut-Off |
|---|---|
| UR | 154–158 |
| OBC | 148–152 |
| EWS | 144–148 |
| SC | 128–132 |
| ST | 114–118 |
| ESM | 72–78 |
| OH | 115–118 |
| HH | 65–70 |
| VH | 105–110 |
| Other PwD | 48–52 |
2. SSC CGL Expected Cut-Off for Junior Statistical Officer (JSO)
Here we have provided the category-wise expected cut-off marks for SSC CGL Tier 1 exam. This post requires a strong educational background in quant.
| Category | Expected Cut-Off |
|---|---|
| UR | 168–172 |
| OBC | 162–165 |
| EWS | 163–166 |
| SC | 145–148 |
| ST | 137–140 |
| OH | 135–138 |
| HH | 97–100 |
| VH | 124–128 |
3. SSC CGL Expected Cut-Off for Statistical Investigator Grade II
Specialized post with typically fewer applicants and higher technical demands.
| Category | Expected Cut-Off |
|---|---|
| UR | 171–174 |
| OBC | 163–166 |
| EWS | 165–168 |
| ST | 136–140 |
| HH | 62–65 |
| VH | 94–97 |
| Others PwD | 42–45 |
Note: These ranges are estimates, not official SSC cut-offs.
Other Factors Determining the SSC CGL Cut-Off 2025
Above, we have explained the two most important factors (previous year cut-off marks and difficulty level) that determine the cut-off marks. Below, we have explained the rest of the factors that are responsible for determining the cut-off marks.
- Number of Vacancies: Vacancy is also one of the most important factors that is responsible for determining the cut-off marks. If the number of vacancies is high, then the cut-off will go high.
- Number of Candidates Appearing in the Exam: If the number of candidates appearing in the exam is less, the cut-off will be less because there will be less competition. As per the analysis, for many years, we can say that the number of candidates appearing in the exam is increasing, which results in an increase in the cut-off marks.
- Category of a Candidate: SSC releases category-wise cut-offs: General (UR), OBC, SC, ST, EWS, PwD (and sub-categories like VH, OH, HH, etc.). Each category has a different cut-off based on government reservation rules and the number of applicants.
- Accuracy and Level of Competition: SSC CGL is a highly competitive exam. If a large number of candidates attempt the paper with high accuracy, the overall cut-off tends to rise.
- Normalization of Marks: The Tier 1 exam is conducted in multiple shifts, to keep the fairness in the exam, SSC uses a normalization formula to adjust scores.
Disclaimer: The cut-off ranges provided in this article are predictions based on exam difficulty, student feedback, and past year trends. They are not official SSC cut-offs. The actual cut-off marks will be released by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) after evaluation. This article will be updated once official cut-offs are published.
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SSC CGL Expected Cut-Off 2025: FAQs
When will SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 cut-off be released?
SSC will release the official cut-off after completing all Tier 1 shifts and result evaluation.
How is the SSC CGL Tier 1 cut-off calculated?
It’s based on difficulty level, number of candidates, vacancies, and category-wise reservation norms.
Will there be different cut-offs for different posts?
Yes, SSC releases separate cut-offs for posts like JSO, Statistical Investigator, and others.
Where can I check the SSC CGL cut-off 2025?
SSC has not released the SSC CGL cut-off 2025, but you can check the expected cut-off that we have provided in this blog.
Will the SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 cut-off be the same for all posts?
No, SSC releases post-wise cut-off marks. Posts like JSO and Statistical Investigator have a different cut-off compared to other posts due to the nature of the paper and required qualifications.
Can I clear Tier 1 if I score below the expected cutoff?
Only the official SSC cut-off determines qualification. The ranges here are predictions for guidance.
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