SSC MTS Expected Cut Off 2024, Havildar/MTS Cut-Off Marks

As SSC MTS exam has started from 30th September 2024 and will be conducted in multiple shifts till 14th November 2024. Lakhs of applicants have applied for SSC MTS 2024 exam and only around 9500+ candidates will be provisionally selected to fill the vacancies released this year. , Selection for SSC MTS and Havildar post is done through written examination (for both MTS and Havildar) and PET/PST (only for Havildar). Cut off marks play an important role in deciding whether the candidates have qualified the examination or not. SSC releases the SSC MTS cut off marks and its results for Tier 1 exam generally around 1-2 months after the exam is over.

ssc mts expected cut off 2024

Till the release of the official SSC MTS Cut Off 2024, candidates can refer to the expected cut off marks, which are calculated on the basis of factors like difficulty level of the exam held this year and data of previous years cut-off marks. SSC MTS 2024 cut off for 18-25 years and 18-27 years for CBT exam of Multi Tasking (Non-Technical) Staff and Havildar (CBIC & CBN) Examination, 2024 will be released separately for each state and category . Category-wise SSC MTS Expected Cut Off 2024 as per the level of examination as of 30th September 2024 is tabulated below.

ssc mts cut off 2024

However, the minimum qualifying percentage is 30% for unreserved category, 25% for OBC and EWS and 20% for SC, ST and other categories, however, scoring more than the qualifying marks does not declare their qualified status. Cut off marks are the deciding factor to shortlist the candidates for the next round. SSC MTS cut off marks released by the officials will be the marks of the last selected candidate in a particular category. To know about the trend of SSC MTS cut off marks of previous years, check the link given below.

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How is SSC MTS Cut Off 2024 calculated?

SSC MTS Cut Off 2024 is calculated based on several key factors. These factors help in determining the minimum marks required for the candidates to qualify for the next stage of the selection process. Here’s how the cut-off is generally calculated:

1. Difficulty level of exam- If the exam is tougher than previous years, the cut-off may be lower as fewer candidates will score higher marks. On the contrary, if the exam is relatively easy, the cut-off may increase.
2. Previous year cut off- Past trends in cut-off scores are often used as a benchmark. If there were higher cut-offs in previous years, a similar trend can be expected unless other factors differ significantly.
3. Normalization process- Since SSC MTS exam is conducted in multiple shifts, normalization process is applied to account for any variation in the difficulty level in different shifts. This ensures fair evaluation.
4. Number of candidates- The higher the number of candidates appearing in the exam, the more competitive it becomes, leading to higher cut-offs.
5. Number of Vacancies- The total number of vacancies for SSC MTS plays an important role. If the number of vacancies is more, the cut-off gets reduced, and vice versa.