Cut-Off

Exam Cut-Off

For the consideration of the examination, the candidates must achieve a minimum score on every online main examination. They should also need to get a minimum total score for the further process, the cut-off determines a number or a position that the candidate needs to achieve for provisional allotment. The scores which are earned in the main examination are in most cases communicated before completion of the provisional allotment process.  Following this, the marks which are obtained or received in the main examinations will be taken into the count for the final merit list and will be used for the making of the overall merit list. The cut-off for the Kerala PSC is approximately 50-67 percent differing for different districts for the year 2022 while on the other hand for the reserved classes it is the same as well.

District-wise cut-of as per the results of 2021:

The Kerala PSC cut-off marks are a basis of selection for the candidates in an examination where the procedure of selection in the lower division clerk consists of a written examination. This is also followed by a declaration of the Kerala PSC cut-off marks as per the last recruitment pattern. The merit list also showcases where a candidate securing high ranks is selected for the post of lower division clerk. The latest cutoff for the year 2022 for the lower division clerk varies between 50-67 percent depending on which district it is for. It is a very tough examination and lots of candidates are appearing in these lower division clerk posts where it is also been a trend for the fluctuation of the cut-off in recent years.

Various factors affect the cut-off marks of the Kerala PSC lower division clerk examination. The examination is organized by the Kerala Public service commission every year for the post of the lower division clerk. It is a highly competitive and difficult examination and many factors affect the cutoff marks of the examination. These factors are the selection process of the examination and the deciding factors. A crucial factor in deciding the cutoff marks and the number of vacancies the commission releases. The higher the number of vacancies will be, the lower will be the cut-off marks.