The SSC CGL 2025 Mains Final expected cut-off has been prepared after evaluating post-exam difficulty, answer key feedback, normalization trends, and the possible impact of bonus questions. This analysis is indicative in nature and aims to help candidates realistically assess their selection chances.
SSC CGL 2025 Office Superintendent – Category-wise Expected Cut-Off
Based on current trends and candidate performance data, the tentative cut-off range for the Office Superintendent post is expected as follows:
- UR (General): 318 – 321
- OBC: 313 – 316
- EWS: 313 – 316
- SC: 296 – 299
- ST: 289 – 293
These figures assume a limited number of bonus questions and standard normalization practices followed by SSC in previous examinations.
Bonus Marks Impact on SSC CGL 2025 Final Cut-Off
Bonus marks are expected to play a decisive role in SSC CGL 2025 final selection. Candidates who are scoring around 25 out of 125 and are confident of receiving one confirmed bonus should consider adding approximately +4 marks to their overall score while evaluating cut-off safety.
Higher Bonus Scenario – Possible Cut-Off Rise
If the number of bonus questions increases to three or four, the competition will tighten further. In such a scenario, the UR cut-off for Office Superintendent may rise to the range of 322 – 325 marks.
Grade Pay 4600 Posts – Prediction Challenges
Predicting cut-offs for other 4600 Grade Pay posts is extremely difficult due to the Computer Proficiency Test (CPT). CPT significantly reshuffles the merit list, making pre-result cut-off estimation unreliable at this stage.
GST Inspector – Expected Cut-Off Trend
The cut-off for GST Inspector is expected to be slightly lower than that of Office Superintendent. However, the difference is likely to remain marginal due to high preference and similar competition levels.
Postal Assistant – Most Unpredictable Post
Postal Assistant remains one of the hardest posts to predict because the final cut-off will be heavily influenced by computer-related bonus questions. Many candidates opt for this post based on assumptions rather than confirmed data.
Postal Assistant (UR) – Safety Assessment
Under normal bonus conditions, UR candidates scoring between 302 and 305 can be considered completely safe.
If SSC adopts a strict evaluation approach with no bonus marks, the UR cut-off may drop to approximately 295 – 300.
Tax Assistant (CBIC) – Expected Cut-Off 2025
- UR: 310 – 312
- OBC: 306 – 308
- EWS: 305 – 308
- SC: 292 – 295
- ST: 281 – 284
Computer Section Bonus – Key Insight
A minimum of two bonus questions in the computer section is highly likely. Candidates who are currently short by 2–3 marks should remain confident, as normalization may push them above the final cut-off.
Probability-Based Questions – Final Clarification
No direct bonus is expected for probability-based questions. SSC may only implement option corrections or remove ambiguous questions without awarding full bonus marks.
Disclaimer
All cut-off values mentioned above are tentative estimates based on trend analysis, candidate feedback, and expected normalization logic. Final cut-offs will depend entirely on SSC’s official evaluation and bonus decisions.
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