The SSC Selection Post Cut Off is the minimum score a candidate needs to clear the SSC Selection Post exam and move ahead in the selection process. It decides whether a candidate qualifies for Group B (non-gazetted) and Group C posts across various central government departments.
The SSC Selection Post Phase 14 2026 exam is expected to be conducted in late August 2026, with the result and cut off scheduled to be released soon after. As the exam approaches, many aspirants want to know the score they should target to qualify.
Since the SSC Selection Post cut off is announced only after the results, there is no single fixed qualifying mark for every post or year. It is declared separately for each post, region, and category, and changes depending on the paper's difficulty level, the number of candidates who appear, and the number of vacancies available. Reviewing previous phase-wise cut off trends helps students set a realistic target score and plan their preparation more effectively.
The SSC Selection Post Phase 14 2026 Computer-Based Test (CBT) is now expected in late August 2026, with the official date confirmed shortly before via admit card release. The result and SSC Selection Post Phase 14 Cut-off are expected to follow soon after the exam. Candidates should keep checking ssc.gov.in for the official schedule and Cut-off updates.
SSC has fixed a minimum qualifying percentage that applies across categories. This is the least a candidate must score to even be considered:
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Category |
Minimum Qualifying Marks (out of 200) |
Percentage |
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General (GEN) |
60 |
30% |
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OBC-NCL / EWS |
50 |
25% |
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SC / ST / PwD |
40 |
20% |
The SSC Selection Post Phase 14 exam will be held around Aug 2026. The SSC Selection Post Phase 14 Cut-off will be released only after the exam and results are out. A new change this year is the sectional timer. Each section, like Maths, Reasoning, English, and General Studies, now gets a fixed time of 15 minutes.
Because of this timer, experts believe the cut-off may go down a little, since speed will matter more than before. Based on early estimates, a safe score of around 160 marks out of 200 is a good target for Phase 14. Some tougher posts may still need more.
Many students ask why this cut-off is not the same every year or for every post. Here are the main reasons:
Number of vacancies: Fewer seats in a post usually means a higher cut-off.
Number of candidates: More applicants for the same seats can push the Cut-off up.
Difficulty level of the paper: A tough paper usually brings the Cut-off down.
Post and region: Cut-off marks are different for every post and every SSC region.
Category: General, OBC-NCL/EWS, and SC/ST/PwD all have separate Cut-off marks.
Understanding these points helps students set a realistic score target while preparing.
Looking at old records helps students understand how the Cut-off has moved over time. Here is a quick summary of past phases for the Graduation Level posts:
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Phase |
Year |
Key Update |
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2024 |
Result and Cut-off released on 31st August 2024; 3,003 vacancies |
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2025–26 |
Exam held July–August 2025; Cut-off released 5th February 2026 |
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2026 |
Exam expected Aug 2026; Cut-off to be released after result |
Students can check the official Cut-off in a few simple steps:
Visit the official SSC website: ssc.gov.in
Go to the "Results" tab and find your phase (like Phase 12, Phase 13, or Phase 14).
Open the result write-up PDF for your education level (10th, 12th, or Graduation).
Find your post code and check the Cut-off marks for your category.
This same method works for checking Cut-off marks of any SSC Selection Post phase.
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