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Cut-Off

If you are applying for the post of Divisional Accountant then do check out the Cut-Off. Read more and check Cut-Off for being eligible for Divisional Accountant.

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Cut Off for Divisional Accountant Post

In the examination for the Divisional Accountant, the candidate needs to secure the minimum number of marks to qualify for the exam. The subject-wise distribution is given as follows:

Paper-I General Knowledge, Precis and General English

In this paper, the maximum number of marks that can be obtained is 150. However, in order to qualify for this section, the candidate needs to obtain only 40% of the marks, i.e., 60. For candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, only 30% of marks are required for qualification.

Paper-II Elementary Book Keeping

In this paper, the maximum marks that can be scored are 150 and the candidates need only 40% i.e., 60 marks for the qualification. For candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, only 30% of marks are required for qualification.

Paper-III Arithmetic and Mensuration

In this paper, the maximum marks that can be scored are 200 and the candidates need 50% i.e., 100 marks for the qualification. For candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, only 35% of marks are required for qualification.

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