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SSC Cutoff

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SSC Cutoff

SSC Cutoff

SSC does not have one common cutoff because each examination, stage, post, category and recruitment process can have separate qualifying or merit thresholds.

Important Distinction

  • Qualifying requirement: a minimum requirement specified for a stage or examination.
  • Shortlisting cutoff: a threshold used to shortlist candidates for a subsequent stage.
  • Final merit: the marks or rank position used for allocation or recommendation under the applicable recruitment rules.

Historical cutoff values should therefore always be identified by examination, year, stage, category and post where applicable.

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SSC Examinations 2026-27
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Last verified: 30 September 2026

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