SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver 2022: Expected Cut Off, Marks at ssc.nic.in

SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver 2022 Expected Cutoff: On October 21, 2022, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) successfully completed the SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Exam. The exam was held to fill approximately 1411 Driver positions announced by the commission under Delhi Police. Simultaneously, after the exam, candidates are looking for the SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Cut-Off Marks. A few days after the exam, the Cut-Off Marks are usually released along with the results on the official website ssc.nic.in.

The SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Cut-Off Marks are determined by a number of factors, including the number of vacancies declared by the commission, the difficulty level of the questions asked, and the normalisation method. Candidates whose exam scores are higher than or equal to the minimum cut-off will be shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET) round.

Cut-Off Marks for SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver

As of now, this is the tentative timeline for SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver cut-off marks. The commission will, however, release the cut-off marks for each category separately. Candidates who took the exam today can refer to the table below to get an idea of the SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Expected Cut-Off Marks.

Cut-Off for SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver (Expected)

Male Female Category

Gen- 74-76 58-60
OBC- 70-72 55-57
SC- 67-70 50-55
ST- 58-60 51-53
EWS- 63-65 46-48

Candidates with scores higher than the prescribed cut-off will be considered for the next round. In the table below, you can find the SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver Cut-Off Marks for the years 2020 and 2021.

Cut Off Marks of Year 2020

Category – Male Female

General- 72.20 56.72
OBC- 68.39 53.40
SC- 65.10 49.32
ST- 57.05 49.35
EWS- 62.51 44.93

Year 2021 Cut Off Marks

Category – Male Female

General- 61.31 48.19
OBC- 58.87 44.52
SC- 51.93 39.44
ST- 55.24 39.97
EWS- 51.75 30

The SSC Delhi Police Constable Driver examination was held in four shifts. Candidates reported that Road Sense was the easiest of the four subjects. In comparison to other subjects, the General Awareness section was difficult. Overall, the exam level was easy to moderate. Candidates should be able to answer 51 to 55 questions with ease.