What are the factors that determine RRB Group D cutoff?

<p>Hello! Greetings everyone</p><p>The RRB Group D cut-off marks are determined by several factors:</p><p><strong>Number of Candidates: </strong>The total number of candidates appearing for the exam affects competition and cut-off scores.</p><p><strong>Difficulty Level:</strong> The exam's difficulty influences how many candidates can achieve qualifying scores; a harder exam typically results in a lower cut-off.</p><p><strong>Number of Vacancies:</strong> The total vacancies available for the positions directly impacts the cut-off; more vacancies can lead to a lower cut-off.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Previous Year Cut-Offs: </strong>Historical cut-off trends are considered to establish benchmarks for current exams.&nbsp;</p><p>Thanking you</p>

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<p>RRB Group D cut off marks are calculated out of 100 marks. There are various factors based on which the cut off marks are calculated. These factors are number of vacancies, difficulty level of the exam and number of test takers. RRB Group D cut off is calculated after the normalisation of marks.</p>

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