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What should be your Score in SSC CHSL to Crack The Exam?

The official notification for the SSC CHSL Recruitment 2024 for 3172 vacancies has been released on 8th April 2024 and the exam is slated to be held on multiple dates from 1st to 12th July 2024. After filling out the application form, there are many questions in the minds of the candidates. One of the most important among these is what should their score be in order to crack the exam. The answer to this question depends on many factors and varies for each category of candidates. In this article, let us explore these factors in this article.
The selection process for the SSC CHSL Recruitment consists of two stages i.e. Tier 1 and Tier 2. It is fortuitous to gain a safe and high score in the Tier 1 Exam as the number of competitors is on the continuous rise while the number of vacancies is going to be scanty. As the Tier 1 Computer-Based Examination will be conducted in multiple shifts, marks scored by the candidates will be normalized. It is high time to think practically because scoring near the margin of the cut-off won’t take you longer in the competition to get a desirable job.
If you are determined and possess a conspicuous vision, just go through the below-provided data adjoining previous years’ SSC CHSL Tier-1 Cut off along with the overall cut-off of the final stage. It is enough to let you know that Tier-1 is the real game-changer as the majority of candidates think of the Tier 2 exam as an uphill task and lag behind in scoring adequate marks.
So, one must be aware of the SSC CHSL Previous Years cut off and how it differs over the years. Knowing the previous years’ cut-off surely helps in determining the possibility in the future and the extra effort one needs to put in the exam preparation in order to score well.  This is hopefully a safe score to lead you ahead in the race and thus have endowed a clear mindset to prepare for Tier-2 instead of wasting much time in anticipating first and then being out of the race eventually. This data will definitely help in obtaining a clear vision for the candidates about the score they need to score to qualify for the examination.

SSC CHSL Cut Off 2023

Whenever we talk about the previous year cutoff, our mind first goes to the ctoff of the latest installment of the exam. So, we will first look at the SSC CHSL Cutoff for the year 2023 and then we’ll observe the trend of cutoff in the previous installments of the exam. This will give us an idea of the level of competition and how we should prepare for the upcoming exam in 2024.

 SSC CHSL Tier 1 Cutoff 2023

In the table below, we have summarised the cutoff for different categories applicable to various posts for SSC CHSL Tier 1 2023. The posts include Lower Division Clerk, Junior Secretariat Assistant, Data entry Operators and other designations in the various departments of the Indian government. The candidates who cleared this cutoff were eligible to appear in the second stage of the selection process in 2023.

SSC CHSL Tier 1 Cutoff 2023
Category LDC/JSA DEO (in CAG & DCA) Other Posts
UR 153.91142 169.92585 169.28877
SC 136.41166 157.67965 157.32139
ST 124.52592 154.58030
OBC 152.26953 169.92585 168.77506
EWS 151.09782 169.28877
ESM 102.47651 126.84662
OH 132.44172
HH 94.08797 115.87954
VH 132.21752
PwD – Other 115.27865

SSC CHSL Final Cutoff 2023

Staff Selection Commission (SSC) released the final cut-off for the 2023 exam along with the complete result on the official website at ssc.gov.in on 27th February 2024. Going through the final cutoff, the candidates can get an idea an idea how much they need to score in the upcoming exam in order to get through and get selected in the post of their choice. The candidates can refer to the table for the post-wise final cutoff for the UR category in SSC CHSL 2023.

Post Code Department Final Cut-Off 2023
L1 Department of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare 309
L2 Bureau of Police Research & Development  305
L3 Central Bureau of Investigation 307
L4 Central Bureau of Narcotics, Ministry of Finance
L5 Coast Guard Headquarters (Tatrakshak Mukhyalaya) 304
L6 Controller General of Accounts  308
L7 Department of Food & Public Distribution, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution 303
L8 Department of Science & Technology, Ministry of Science & Technology 300
L9 Department For Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, Ministry of Commerce & Industry  300
L10 Department of Fisheries, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying  299
L11 Directorate General of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Civil Aviation 303
L12 Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance, Ministry of Defence 298
L13 Directorate General National Cadet Corps, Ministry of Defence
L14 Directorate Of Enforcement, Department of Revenue 313
L15 Election Commission of India 318
L16 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Ministry of Law & Justice 306
L17 Intelligence Bureau 297
L18 Department Of Posts-Admn, Ministry f Communication 302
L19 Office of Controller General of Communication Accounts (CGCA), Department Of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications 300
L20 Ministry of Culture  303
L21 Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology  306
L22 Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change 297
L23 Central Passport Office, Ministry of External Affairs  305
L24 Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 295
L25 Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare  295
L26 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs 294
L27 Ministry of Labour & Employment 293
L28 Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (Admn-III)
L29 Ministry of Textiles 293
L30 Military Engineer Services –Army Hqrs, Ministry of Defence 296
L31 Office of The JS (Trg) & CAO- AFHQ , Ministry of Defence  309
L32 Ministry of External Affairs (Cadre Cell) 318
L33 Department of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry of Jal Shakti  293
L34 Ministry of Mines  294
L35 Ministry of Tourism
L36 National Commission for Scheduled Tribes  300
L37 National Investigation Agency 310
L38 Office of The Director General Of Meteorology, India Meteorological Department 294
L39 Office of Development Commissioner, Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) 299
L40 Registrar General of India, Ministry of Home Affairs 305
L41 Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law & Justice  293
D42 Controller General of Accounts 307
D43 Department of Consumer Affairs, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution 278
D44 Staff Selection Commission (HQ), Department of Personnel and Training  319

SSC CHSL Previous Year Cutoff

In the sections provided above, we have looked at the cutoff levels at the different stages of the selection process in the year 2023. Now we should go through the cutoff trend for the SSC CHSL Tier 1 in the previous years to understand the trend and level of competition throughout the years. In the table below, we have the cutoff for the Tier 1 stage of the SSC CHSL exam from 2015 to 2022. The candidates can refer to these data points and craft a strategy accordingly for the upcoming exam in 2024.
Category Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2022-23
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2021-22
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2020-21
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2019-20
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2018-19
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2017-18
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2016-17
Cut-Off Marks
SSC CHSL
Tier-I 2015
UR 157.72984 140.18226 141.88710 159.52440 135.60 143.5 127.50 119
SC 135.46972 112.86061 114.16235 136.10355 110.09 122.5 108.00 99
ST 125.79702 104.78368 108.88518 127.32836 99.09 112 99.00 89.50
OBC 153.25024 140.12370 139.42190 156.10198 133.74 139 120.00 110
Ex. S 151.02975 131.40838 117.59855 87.32036 56.11 83 64.50 45.50
OH 97.98679 55.58610 72.06370 124.36599 102.75 111.5 97.50 88
HH 122.72118 107.63592 106.37481 81.08020 58.43 73.5 65.00 55
VH 86.70978 65.89994 63.80870 123.78857 84.87 95.5 96.00 83.50

All the facts and figures provided above present the record of the cutoff marks at the various levels of the SSC CHSL Exam for different posts and categories. However, to get selected in the midst of cutthroat competition, it is necessary that the candidates prepare for the exam leveraging their strengths and working on their weaknesses while taking guidance from previous years cutoff trends.

FAQs

Where was the cut off for SSC CHSL Tier 1 2023 released?

The Tier I cut off for 2023 for SSC CHSL has been declared on the official website as well as in the article above.

Does SSC released SSC CHSL Cut off for tier-1 & 2 separately?

Yes, SSC releases the cutoff for Tier 1 and Teir 2 separately along with the result for each level on its official website ssc.gov.in.

When will the SSC CHSL 2023 Tier 1 exam be held?

SSC CHSL Tier 1 exam is being conducted from 1st August to 12th August 2024.

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