
The Staff Selection Commission has successfully uploaded the SSC CPO Cut Off Marks 2026 on its official web portal. This release is a critical milestone for thousands of aspirants who appeared for the Computer Based Examination (CBE). Meeting these cut-off scores is mandatory for candidates to advance to the next stage: the Physical Endurance Test (PET) and Physical Standard Test (PST).
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| Event | Details |
| Exam Body | Staff Selection Commission (SSC) |
| Post Name | Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police & CAPFs |
| Cut Off Release Date | 30 March 2026 |
| Official Website | ssc.gov.in |
| Next Stage | PET/PST (Physical Test) |
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has officially released the category-wise cut-off marks for the SSC CPO 2025-26 exam. Below are the detailed cut-off tables for both male and female candidates to help you check your qualifying status for the next stage (PET/PST).
The competition for male aspirants remained high this year, particularly in the Unreserved and OBC categories.
| Category | Cut-off Marks |
| UR (General) | 119.47517 |
| OBC | 115.02519 |
| EWS | 114.60115 |
| SC | 88.95164 |
| ST | 89.06234 |
| ESM (Ex-Servicemen) | 40.00000 |
As per historical trends, the female cut-off marks are slightly higher due to the limited number of vacancies relative to the high volume of applicants.
| Category | Cut-off Marks |
| UR (General) | 128.01610 |
| OBC | 124.22057 |
| EWS | 126.55856 |
| SC | 100.91972 |
| ST | 95.19641 |
| ESM | 40.00000 |
Follow these verified steps to download the official write-up:
Visit the official SSC website at ssc.gov.in.
Navigate to the "Result" tab on the top menu.
Click on the "CAPF" section.
Look for the link titled "Sub-Inspector in Delhi Police and CAPFs Examination, 2025-26: Click here for Write-up (Cut-off)".
The PDF will open; check the category-wise cut-off and save it for reference.
Several variables influence the final scores released by the commission:
Total Vacancies: Any change in SI vacancies directly impacts the cut-off.
Exam Difficulty: The complexity of the Quantitative Aptitude and English sections this year played a major role.
Normalization: Since the exam was held in multiple shifts, the SSC normalization formula was applied to ensure fairness.
Performance Trends: The average marks scored by the top 1% of candidates.