SSC CGL Previous Year Cut Off 2025-2024 Category Wise Marks

SSC CGL Previous Year Cut Off marks can help aspirants understand the score range needed to qualify for Tier 2. For the latest completed exam cycle, the SSC CGL 2025 Tier 1 cut-off for posts other than JSO and Statistical Investigator Grade-II was 136.83 for UR, 130.37 for OBC, 127.42 for EWS, 114.97 for SC, and 106.37 for ST.

The cut-off changes every year. The 2024 Tier 1 cut-off was higher across the main categories, making the previous-year trend useful while preparing for SSC CGL 2026.

What was the SSC CGL Tier 1 Cut Off in 2025?

The table below shows the latest SSC CGL previous year cut off for candidates shortlisted for Tier 2 for posts other than JSO and Statistical Investigator Grade-II.

These figures are for the Tier 1 shortlisting list covering posts other than JSO and Statistical Investigator Grade-II.

How did SSC CGL Cut Off change from 2024 to 2025?

The biggest change was seen in the UR category. The cut-off fell from 153.19 marks in 2024 to 136.83 marks in 2025.

The same pattern was seen for OBC, EWS, and SC categories. The year-wise figures show that the cut-off does not move in one fixed direction.

• UR: 153.19 to 136.83
• OBC: 146.26 to 130.37
• EWS: 142.02 to 127.42
• SC: 126.46 to 114.97
• ST: 111.89 to 106.37

This difference shows why the SSC CGL previous year cut-off should be used as a reference rather than a fixed score for the next exam.

What was the SSC CGL JSO Cut Off in Previous Years?

SSC releases separate shortlisting lists for the Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) post. Its cut off was higher than the list for other posts in both 2025 and 2024.

Students applying for JSO should therefore check the separate JSO cut-off instead of using the general SSC CGL Tier 1 cut-off.

What was the SSC CGL cut-off in 2023 and 2022?

Looking at more years gives a clearer picture of how much the marks can change.

The UR cut-off, for example, moved from 114.28 in 2022 to 150.04 in 2023 and then 153.19 in 2024 before falling to 136.83 in 2025.

What factors affect SSC CGL Cut Off Marks?

The Staff Selection Commission does not keep one fixed cut-off for every SSC CGL exam. Several factors can affect the final shortlisting marks, such as:

• Number of vacancies
• Number of students appearing
• Difficulty level of the paper
• Normalised marks
• Category-wise competition
• Number of students shortlisted for the next stage
• Post-specific requirements

For SSC CGL 2026 preparation, previous-year marks can help set a study target, but the final cut-off will depend on that year's exam and shortlisting process.

Is there any fee to check SSC CGL Previous Year Cut Off?

There is no separate fee in INR for checking the SSC CGL cut-off published by the Commission. Students can check the cut-off along with the relevant result and notice released by SSC.

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