Is there a sectional cutoff in the SSC CGL exam?

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The SSC CGL exam has no sectional cutoff. The SSC CGL cutoff is influenced by the number of SSC CGL vacancies. A higher number of vacancies implies a low cutoff at each stage of the exam. The candidates will be required to check the category cutoff and compare it with their marks as mentioned in the

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Rachit Kumar Saxena | Contributor-Level 9

4 months ago

No, there are no sectional cutoff marks in the SSC CGL Tier 1 exam. The candidates should note that the Commission does not state anything about it and the time limit for each section. The candidates have to clear the exam as a single unit.

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