SSC CGL Expected Cut off 2019 – Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will publish the cut off of SSC Combined Graduate Level examination in four tiers – 1, 2, 3 and 4. SSC CGL expected cut off 2019 for all tiers will be released in the online mode. The cut off is the minimum marks that candidates must secure in each tier of the examination to be eligible to appear for the next phase of the exam. On the basis of Tier 1 cut off, candidates will be shortlisted for Tier 2. Candidates obtaining the minimum cut off or more in Tier 2 will be selected to appear in SSC CGL Tier 3. For certain posts, the Commission will also conduct Tier 4.
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Tier 4 of the exam is qualifying in nature. After all stages of the exam have been conducted, the Commission will prepare the final cut off. On the basis of final cut off, SSC will declare final SSC CGL result 2019 in the form of a merit list. Candidates will be recruited for the post applied during registration on the basis of their merit position. Candidates can check SSC CGL Expected Cut off 2019 in the article below.
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The steps to check the cut off of SSC CGL are as follows.
Steps to check SSC CGL 2019 Cutoff:
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On the basis of previous years’ cut off trends, we have prepared the expected cut off of SSC CGL 2019. Candidates can check SSC CGL expected cut off for the sections below.
The cut off for Tier 1 is likely to be released in August 2019. The exam consists of questions from General Intelligence and Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Tier 1 is conducted for total 200 marks. Candidates securing the minimum prescribed cut off or more in the exam will be eligible to appear in Tier 2 of SSC CGL 2019. SSC CGL Tier 1 Expected Cut off 2019 have been provided in the table below:
SSC CGL Expected Cut off 2019 – Tier 1
Category
Expected cut off
General
120-135
OBC
100-120
ST
85-100
SC
90-105
Candidates qualifying Tier 1 will be selected to appear in Tier 2 of the exam. Tier 2 consist of three papers – 1, 2, 3 and 4. However, Paper 3 is applicable for candidates who have opted for Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) post while candidates who have applied for Assistant Audit Officer/Assistant Accounts Officer have to appear in Paper 4 of the examination. Candidates will be shortlisted for Tier 3 on the basis of aggregate marks in Tier 1 and 2. The category-wise expected cut off of SSC CGL Tier 2 is as follows.
SSC CGL Tier 2 Expected Cut off 2019:
400-425
365-390
300-330
320-350
Candidates securing the aggregate minimum cut off or more in Tier 1 and 2 will have to appear for Tier 3. The exam is a descriptive test and is conducted in the offline mode. SSC CGL Tier 3 expected Cut off 2019 will be intimated on a later date.
SSC CGL Expected Cut Off for Tier 3
To be intimated later
The exam stage comprises two tests – Data Entry Speed Test (DEST) and Computer Proficiency Test (CPT). Candidates who have selected the posts of Assistant Section Officer of CSS, Assistant Section Officer (MEA), Assistant in Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) under the Ministry of Corporate Affairs and Assistant (GSI) in the Ministry of Mines and have qualified all previous tiers of the exam will have to appear for CPT while for the post Tax Assistants (Central Excise & Income Tax), candidates have to appear in DEST. CPT will be conducted in three modules - Word Processing, Spread Sheet and Generation of Slides. The test of Tier 4 is qualifying in nature and the cut off will be prepared as per percentage of errors in CPT and DEST. The expected SSC CGL cut off of Tier 4 is given in the table below.
SSC CGL Tier 4 Expected Cut off 2019
CPT (Module II + III)
5%
7%
Expected cut-off in DEST for Tax Assistants (Central Excise & Income Tax)
Staff Selection Commission did not conduct SSC CGL examination in 2018. However, the Commission has released the dates for SSC CGL 2018 exam on January 25, 2019 along with the calendar. The dates of the exam have been provided below.
Event
Dates
SSC CGL Tier 1 exam date
June 4–19, 2019
Cut off of Tier 1
August 2019
Tier 2 exam to be conducted on
September 11-13, 2019
SSC CGL Tier 2 cut off
November 2019
Exam date of Tier 3
December 29, 2019
Tier 3 cut off to be released on
February 2020
SSC CGL Tier 4 exam
To be announced
Declaration of final cut off
115-140
95-115
80-105
95-110
390-430
370-400
305-340
315-365
The previous years’ cutoff of SSC CGL has been provided in the tables below.
Cut off marks
131
115
103
93
415.50
379.75
338.25
311.25
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Hi Amarjeet,
The Staff Selection Commission- Conbined Graduate Level examination is held annually to allot jobs in the various departments of the governments. Unfortunately, the SSC has declared that starting from 2020, a candidate should be between the ages of 20 and 30 to be eligible to answer this examination. As you are 36 years old, you are not eligible for SSC-CGL 2020-21.
Dear Ashwani,
yes ,you can apply for ssc cgl 2019.
you mentioned that you have completed B.sc in catering science and management which is a bachelor degree course.
during online application you should fill only B.sc in education qualification section in ssc site.
Hello,
The eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed bachelor's degree from a recognised board.For junior statistical post a candidate must have studied bachelor's degree with atleast 60% marks in mathematics from a recognised board or must have studied bachelor's degree in any discipline with statistics as one of the subjects. For rest of the posts bachelor's degree is must.
So, yes you are eligible.
Hello dear student,
Both are on entirely different levels but guess what's the plus point is both are government jobs and both have job security with them . It really depends even if you are going to get a job by cracking SSC cgl then yes you are going to have a good place. While it depends at which position you are seeking or joining the job . While upsc is at a very different level and scale . It do have a different position if we look at . I hope this was helpful. While both are prestigious at their own places .
Best wishes
Yes definitely you can apply for ssc cgl 2019 even if you are completing your graduation in 2020. The only eligibility criteria required for the exam is bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized university and board. The exam registration has a very long process. So just do submit all the required certificates properly and safely. The exam procedure is too long. Till now, CGL 2016 is about to take place and CGL 2017 is not yet out only. So maybe once you come in 2020 after that only CGL 2019 comes out so you have a high chance to apply.
Best wishes. Thank you.
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