SSC CPO 2023- Cut-offs, Check Previous Year Cut-off Marks

SSC CPO 2023 was conducted to recruit Sub-Inspectors in Delhi Police, CAPFs, and ASIs in CISF. This article covers the official cut-offs released by SSC, along with previous year trends to help aspirants gauge competition. The exam consists of four stages: Paper-I, Physical Standard Test (PST)/ Physical Endurance Test (PET), Paper-II and Detailed Medical Examination (DME). The SSC CPO exam cut offs are the minimum marks that candidates need to score in each stage to qualify for the next stage and eventually for the final selection. The cut offs are decided by the SSC based on various factors such as the number of vacancies, the number of candidates, the difficulty level of the exam and the reservation norms.

SSC CPO 2023 Cut-offs

SSC CPO 2023- Previous Year Cut-offs

SSC CPO 2022 Cut-Off 2022 Tier 1 (Paper 1)

SSC CPO Tier 2 Cut-Off 2022

SSC CPO Cut -off 2020-21 (Paper 1)

SSC CPO Cut-off 2020-21 (Paper 1 + 2)

SSC CPO Paper-I Cut-off 2019

For Male Candidates

For Female Candidates

Male Departmental Candidates (Delhi Police) Cut Off

Male Specialized Category of Ex-Serviceman (Delhi Police) Cut Off

SSC CPO Cut-offs 2018

The SSC CPO cut off paper II for the 2018 exam (Female/Male candidates open vacancies) are as follows:

SSC CPO Cut Off for Departmental Candidates (Male) and Specialized Categories of Ex-Servicemen (Male) in Delhi Police.

SSC CPO Cut-Off 2018 Paper I and Paper II

SSC CPO Cut Off Female Candidates (Previous Year SSC CPO Cut-Off Paper I 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014)

SSC CPO Cut Off Male Candidates (Previous Year SSC CPO Cut-Off 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014)

Factors Affecting the SSC CPO cut-off

The SSC CPO exam cut offs vary every year depending on the competition and performance of the candidates. However, candidates can get an idea of the expected cut offs by analyzing the previous year cut offs and trends. Here are some of the factors that affect the SSC CPO exam cut offs:

• Number of vacancies: The higher the number of vacancies, the lower the cut off and vice versa.
• Number of candidates: The higher the number of candidates, the higher the cut off and vice versa.
• Difficulty level of the exam: The higher the difficulty level of the exam, the lower the cut off and vice versa.
• Reservation norms: The cut offs are lower for reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, EWS, etc. as compared to unreserved categories.

Disclaimer: The cut-off scores provided here are the official values released by SSC. Candidates should always refer to the SSC’s official website for the latest updates and notifications.