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📊 Cut-off Score Calculator

Calculate your SSC normalized score, estimate percentile, and compare with expected cut-offs for SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO, MTS and other exams across all categories.

SSC conducts exams in multiple shifts. This formula normalizes your score to account for difficulty variation across shifts.

Your Raw Score

Your Shift Max Score

Your Shift Mean Score

Overall (All Shifts) Mean

Overall Max Score

Total Marks (Exam)

SSC Normalization Formula:
Normalized Score = ((M₁-M̄₁)/(Mmax₁-M̄₁)) × (Mmax_all-M̄_all) + M̄_all
Where M₁=Your score, M̄₁=Your shift mean, Mmax₁=Your shift max, M̄_all=Overall mean, Mmax_all=Overall max

📋 SSC CGL Tier-1 Cut-off History (UR Category)

Year	UR	EWS	OBC	SC	ST	ESM	OH
2024	153.06	142.17	142.03	128.84	112.22	83.45	90.44
2023	154.08	143.30	143.19	129.62	113.37	86.02	91.57
2022	155.09	145.03	143.10	126.04	112.14	79.06	87.53
2021	163.73	151.74	150.73	138.43	122.72	89.18	97.66
2020	160.88	148.51	148.14	133.26	120.63	82.58	91.60

Out of 200 marks. Scores are normalized. Source: Official SSC notices. Cut-offs vary year to year based on vacancies and difficulty.

📐 SSC Normalization — Complete Guide

Why normalization? SSC conducts Tier-1 in multiple shifts across multiple days. Different shifts may have slightly different difficulty levels, making raw score comparison unfair.

The Formula (SSC official):

        Tij = [(Mij – M̄j) / (Mmax,j – M̄j)] × (Mmax – M̄) + M̄
      

T_ij — Normalized score of candidate i in shift j
M_ij — Raw score of candidate in their shift
M̄_j — Mean score of all candidates in that shift
M_max,j — Maximum score in that shift
M̄ — Overall mean across all shifts
M_max — Maximum score across all shifts

Note: If normalized score < 0, it's rounded to 0. Final scores are rounded to 2 decimal places. Some exams cap scores at maximum marks.

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📋 SSC CGL Tier-1 Cut-off History (UR Category)

📐 SSC Normalization — Complete Guide

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