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It is important for the candidates to check CHSL cut off in order to analyse the result. They can get an idea of the minimum marks needed to be scored by them to clear the exam. The SSC CHSL cut off 2023 will be released by the authorities after the conduction of the Tier 1 exam. The Commission will release Combined Higher Secondary Level (CHSL) cut off marks for Tier 1 (CBT) and Tier 2 (descriptive paper) separately. This post is about various aspects of the SSC CHSL cut off including the expected and previous year's cut off.

SSC CHSL expected cut off is the probable marks that candidates must score in order to clear the Tier 1 exam. The SSC CHSL passing marks helps candidates to know their tentative result. The below mentioned SSC CHSL expected cut off 2022 is based on the review of the students who have appeared for the exam conducted on 24, 25 & 26 May 2022. It is decided on the basis of the difficulty level of the question paper, the number of vacancies, and the number of candidates who appeared for the exam.

Factors Affecting SSC CHSL Cut Off 2023

The SSC CHSL cut off is calculated by taking into consideration the following criteria:

●      Average marks scored by the candidates who have appeared for the SSC CHSL exam

●      Total number of vacancies as per the category of the candidates

●      The difficulty level of paper

●      Previous year cutoff trend

●      Normalisation of marks for the papers that were held in multiple shifts

Candidates can find below the SSC CHSL previous year cut off for tier 1 that has been released by the SSC on its official website. The SSC CHSL previous year cut off for the posts of Postal Assistants/Sorting Assistants(PA/SA), Lower Divisional Clerk (LDC), and Court Clerk have been provided. Also, they should check the comparison of the previous year cut off marks below for the General category from 2015 to 2021.

The SSC CHSL cut off 2021 for the Tier 1 exam held from 12 April to 19 April 2021 and 04 August to 12 August 2021 is available here. Candidates from the unreserved category needed to score more than 141.88 marks in order to secure their position for the Tier 2 exam. The category-wise SSC CHSL Tier 1 cut off 2021 which was released on 27 October 2021 along with the result is provided to you in the table below. Candidates can also download the SSC CHSL cut off PDF from the direct link given here.

SSC CHSL Cut off 2020 for descriptive exam is released on the official website of the Staff Selection Commission on 13 May 2022. Candidates who appeared for the SSC CHSL Tier 2 exam, conducted on 09 January 2022, can check the SSC CHSL Tier 1 + Tier 2 cut off by clicking on the direct link provided below. A total of 28,133 candidates qualified the Tier 2 exam and will be asked to appear for the last stage of the selection process i.e DEST/Typing Test.

SSC CHSL cut off 2019 provides complete details of the passing marks of Tier 1 and Tier 2 exams. The passing marks of SSC CHSL for the general category in the Tier 1 exam was 159.52 and in Tier 2 was 222.77. Download the SSC CHSL cut off PDF from the direct link given below.

The SSC CHSL cut off 2019 Tier 1 was released by the Commission on 15th January 2021. Tier 1 is the first stage of the recruitment process for the Combined Higher Secondary Graduate Level examination. SSC had conducted the Tier 1 exam for the recruitment of Lower divisional clerks, postal and sorting assistants, court clerks, etc from 17 March to 19 March 2020 and 12 October to 26 October 2020. The category-wise cut off of SSC CHSL Tier 1 exam is mentioned in the table below.

The SSC CHSL cut off 2019 Tier 2 is calculated on the basis of the total marks obtained by the candidates in tier 1 and tier 2, where Tier 1 is an online computer-based test while Tier 2 is the descriptive paper. SSC conducted the Tier 2 paper on 14 February 2021. The result and cut off for the same were released on 30 September 2021. Candidates can check the category-wise SSC CHSL cut off Tier 2 mentioned below.

Often candidates look for a comparison of SSC CHSL previous year cut off in order to understand the increase or decrease in the trends. In general, it is seen that the cut off for both Tier 1 and Tier 2 shows an increasing trend where the marks needed to qualify each Tier is increasing every year because of an increase in competition level. Let us compare the SSC CHSL cut off for the years 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020.

Along with the SSC CHSL result of the final stage, the commission releases the final cut off which includes cut off on percentage of mistakes in typing test and skill test for DEO. Typing test is included in Tier 3 of the exam which is the last stage of the selection process. Typing Speed in English of 35 words per minute or typing speed in Hindi of 30 words per minute is required to clear the exam. Candidates must complete typing the given passage in 10 minutes. Check the final cut off of SSC CHSL through the table below.

Also, check the SSC CHSL final cut off for DEO below.

The SSC CHSL cut off link will be made available soon after the execution of the exam. After the release of the link for the SSC CHSL cut off on the official portal, candidates can use the following steps to check it:

How to Check SSC CHSL Cut Off 2023?

●       Step 1: Visit the official website of SSC.

●       Step 2: Follow the Result section.

●       Step 3: Candidates will have to look up their respective exam and follow the link provided against it.

●       Step 4: SSC CHSL cut off State-wise will be presented on the screen. It can also be downloaded and kept for future reference.

How to Calculate SSC CHSL Marks?

In order to predict the performance in the exam and check whether candidates will score marks higher than SSC CHSL cut off candidates can calculate their marks. The SSC CHSL marks of the candidates are calculated as per the exam pattern and mark distribution mentioned on the official brochure released by the officials. To calculate the SSC CHSL marks, candidates can follow the given instructions:

●       Find out the total number of correct and incorrect answers.

●       Each correct question will be awarded 2 marks.

●       For each wrong answer, the 0.5 mark will be deducted from the overall score of the candidate.

Candidates can use the following formula to calculate their SSC CHSL marks:

[Total marks = 2 × number of correct answers - 0.5 × number of incorrect answers]

1.Is SSC CHSL cut off 2023 released?

SSC CHSL cut off 2023 will be released along with the result after a few days of the conduction of Tier 1 exams which are scheduled to be held in May/June 2023. We will update you regarding the tentative cut off release date as soon as it is announced by the board.

2.Who releases SSC CHSL Cut Off?

The Staff Selection Commission is responsible for releasing SSC CHSL Cut Off after the conclusion of the examination. The Commission releases CHSL cut off for Tier 1 and Tier 2 separately on its website. In 2021, the SSC CHSL cut off for General category candidates was 141, 139 for OBC, 114 for SC and 108 for ST.

3.What are the factors that affect SSC CHSL cut off?

SSC CHSL cut off is determined based on multiple factors which are as follows:

●       Number of candidates who attempted the paper

●       Number of vacancies

●       Difficulty level of questions

●       Average score obtained by the candidates

4.What is the expected SSC CHSL Cut Off for Tier 1 2023?

Expected cut off of SSC CHSL is determined by our experts and mentioned below. It depends on the difficulty level of paper and vacancies released. You can check the SSC CHSL Expected Cut off 2023 below:

●       General: 153 - 160

●       OBC: 146 - 155

●       SC: 125 - 135

●       ST: 115 - 125

5.What is the SSC CHSL Tier 1 Cut Off for UR?

SSC CHSL Tier 1 cut off for UR (unreserved) is the highest among all other categories. Check the list of SSC CHSL cut off Tier 1 for UR for the last few years below:

●       2021: UR Tier 1 cut off - 141.88884

●       2019: UR cut off - 159.5244

●       2018: UR cut off - 135.60 (for LDC/JSA and PA/SA)

6.How is SSC CHSL Cut Off Calculated?

SSC CHSL cut off is calculated by taking into account the difficulty level of the paper, number of applicants, average marks scored by candidates, and the number of vacancies. For example, if the number of vacancies is low, then there might be an increase in the cut off of SSC CHSL, similarly, if the vacancies are higher, then there might be a fall in the cut off which will allow more candidates to appear for the next stage exam.

7.From where can I check previous year SSC CHSL cut off?

You can check SSC CHSL previous year cut off from the direct links given below. The previous year cut off of SSC CHSL will help you in understanding the trend and anticipating this year’s cut off.

●       SSC CHSL Previous Year Cut Off (2021)

●       SSC CHSL Cut Off 2019

●       SSC CHSL Cut Off 2018

●       SSC CHSL Final Cut Off

8.What is the SSC CHSL cut off for 2019?

SSC CHSL cut off for UR category in the year 2019 was 159.52440. The combined cut off for Tier 1 and Tier 2 for the general category was 222.77406. You can check the detailed category-wise marks for Tier 1 and Tier 2 in the above post.

9.What is SSC CHSL marks required to clear Tier 2?

The minimum qualifying marks of SSC CHSL Tier 2 is 33%. It means that you need to score at least 33% marks in order to be considered for the next level. But, you should also be able to score more than the combined tier 1 and tier 2 SSC CHSL cut off to be able to qualify for the final stage of the recruitment process.

10.What is the final cut off of SSC CHSL?

SSC CHSL final cut off is released by the officials along with the final result. It contains a cut off on the percentage of mistakes in the typing test and DEST. Skill test is the last stage of the CHSL recruitment, therefore the final cut off of SSC CHSL includes its marks along with the number of candidates selected for different posts as per vacancies.

11.Is SSC CHSL Tier 2 Cut Off fixed?

Yes, the commission has set 33% as the minimum qualifying marks for SSC CHSL Tier 2. However, candidates need to score as many marks as they can because those candidates who score the highest marks in both Tier 1 and Tier 2 will be called for the final round.