Anticipated Cut Off for SSC GD 2024 Minimum Passing Scores by State for Male and Female Participants

 Candidates participating in the current SSC GD examination should verify the anticipated cut off marks and adjust their preparation plan in order to meet the minimum scores required to qualify for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET).

SSC GD Expected Cut Off 2024: The Staff Selection Commission has started conducting the SSC GD Constable exam from February 20 onwards in full swing. It will be held from February 20 to March 12 in four shifts. SSC conducts SSC GD Constable exam to shortlist eligible candidates for the General Duty Constable posts in BSF, CISF, CRPF, SSB, ITBP, AR and SSF. Candidates who have already taken the exam and or planning to appear for it in the upcoming shifts may be eager to know the expected cut-off marks.

SSC GD cut off is determined based on various factors, including the total number of exam takers, available vacancies, and the c level of the exam. The commission will announce the cut off marks along with the result declaration. Until then, you can refer to the SSC GD expected cut off 2024 for all categories.

1. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) releases the cut-off marks for the General Duty Constable post to select eligible candidates. Candidates who score above or equal to the cut-off marks will be eligible to participate in the SSC GD physical test. The cut-off marks will be announced along with the result. This recruitment process aims to fill 26,146 vacancies.

The commission has not yet released the official cut-off for SSC GD 2024. However, you can refer to the expected cut-off marks based on our analysis of the exam and previous years’ cut-offs. For the General category, the estimated cut-off is between 140 to 150, and for the EWS category, it is between 71 to 81. It is important to note that in order to secure a position, aspirants must score above the minimum qualifying marks set by SSC. For General and Ex-servicemen categories, the minimum qualifying marks are 35%, while for SC/ST/OBC categories, it is 33%. Analyzing previous year cut-off marks can also help in devising an effective preparation strategy. In the previous year, the highest cut-off marks were from the UR category, with male candidates securing 139.32 and female candidates securing 142.03.