The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the schedules for the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) Tier 2 exams 2024. The SSC CGL Tier 2 exams are slated for January 18, 19, and 20, 2025, and are open to candidates who successfully clear the Tier 1 exams. The Tier 1 exams took place from September 9 to 26, 2024,and provisional answer keys were made available on October 4. The results of Tier 1 are yet to be announced. This CGL recruitment drive aims to fill 17,727 Group B and C vacancies.
The SSC CGL Result 2024 is expected to be announced in November 2024, approximately one month after the release of the Tier 1 Answer Key. Of the 34,83,411 candidates who registered, 18,13,060 appeared for the Tier 1 exam.
The result will be available in PDF format, containing the cut-off marks and the merit list, which will list the names and roll numbers of candidates selected for various posts like Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) and Statistical Investigator. The individual scorecards will also be released after the result announcement.
Candidates who qualify the Tier 1 exam will be eligible to appear for the Tier 2 exam, which is scheduled for 18th, 19th, and 20th January 2025.
SSC CGL Tier 1 Expected Cut Off 2024
The SSC CGL Tier 1 Expected Cut-Off for 2024 is projected to reflect a balanced trend due to a significant increase in vacancies and a moderate rise in applicants. This year, SSC has announced 17,747 vacancies—an increase of 110% compared to the 8,415 positions offered last year. However, the number of applicants has grown by only 36%, which might lead to slightly lower cut-offs compared to previous years.
Here’s an overview of the expected cut-offs
| Category | JSO | Others |
| UR | 165 -167 | 147 – 149 |
| SC | 145 -147 | 123 – 125 |
| ST | 143 – 145 | 115 – 117 |
| OBC | 162 – 164 | 142 – 145 |
| EWS | 163 – 165 | 140 – 142 |
| OH | 129 – 131 | 112 – 114 |
| HH | 77 – 80 | 74 – 76 |
| PWD Others | NA | 54 – 56 |
| ESM | NA | 97 – 99 |
| VH | 111 – 113 | 118 – 120 |
To check the SSC CGL Result 2024, follow these steps:
- Visit the official SSC website: ssc.nic.in.
- Click on the “Results” tab in the top menu.
- Select the “CGL” tab and locate the result notification for Tier 1 or Tier 2.
- Download the result PDF and search for your roll number using Ctrl + F.
- Review your result and the category-wise cut-off marks provided.
The SSC CGL Result typically provides the following details:
- Roll Number:Unique identification number of the candidate.
- Candidate’s Name: Full name as registered for the exam.
- Category: Indicates the category (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, etc.) under which the candidate applied.
- Post Preference: Mention of posts applied for, if applicable.
- Marks Scored: The total marks obtained in the specific Tier of the exam.
- Cut-Off Marks: The category-wise cut-off for the exam.
- Status: Indicates whether the candidate has qualified for the next stage.
SSC CGL Tier 1 Cut-Off Marks 2024 The SSC CGL Cut-Off 2024 marks will be officially released alongside the Tier 1 results.
These marks indicate the minimum score required for candidates to qualify for the CGL Tier 2 exam. The cut-off varies by category, including General, OBC, SC, ST, and others, and is determined based on factors such as exam difficulty, vacancy numbers, and the total number of candidates. As vacancies have increased significantly in 2024, the cut-off could be lower than previous years.
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SSC CGL Score Card 2024
The SSC CGL Tier 1 Score Card will be released after the SSC CGL Result has been announced. Candidates will be able to download the SSC CGL Scorecard through the SSC website using their registration number and password. The SSC CGL Scorecard allows candidates to assess their performance and understand where they stand in the selection process
SSC CGL Final Answer Key 2024
The SSC CGL Final Answer Key 2024 for the Tier 1 exam will be released after the results are announced. This final version will reflect updates based on the objections raised by candidates against the tentative answer key, which was made available on
3rd October 2024. The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will review these objections and make necessary corrections before publishing the final answer key. This key will provide candidates with an opportunity to accurately assess their performance and estimate their scores in the Tier 1 exam.
The SSC CGL Tier 2 Exam Pattern has undergone important changes in its evaluation process and time allocation. The key details about the merit list preparation, exam duration, and negative marking policy:
- Merit List: Based only on Tier-2 performance.
- Exam Duration: Paper 1: 2 hours 15 minutes; Paper 2: 2 hours.
- Negative Marking: Paper 1 – 1 mark per wrong answer; Paper 2 – 0.50 marks per wrong answer.
| Session | Subject | Questions |
| Paper 1 Session I (2 hours and 15 minutes) | Section I (1 hour ) Module I – Mathematical Abilities Module II – Reasoning and General Intelligence | 30 30 60 x 3=180 |
| Section II (1 hour ) Module I – English Language Comprehension Module II – General Awareness | 45 25 70 x 3=210 | |
| Section III (15 minutes) Module – I – Computer Knowledge module | 20 x 3=60 | |
| Session II (15 minutes) | Module – II: Data Entry Speed Test | One data entry task |
| Paper 2 2 hours | FOR JSO: Statistics (Paper I & II as above) | 100 x 2=200 |
SSC CGL Result 2024 – FAQs
- When will the SSC CGL 2024 result be declared?
The SSC CGL 2024 result is expected to be announced in November 2024, approximately one month after the release of the Tier 1 Answer Key.
- How can I check my SSC CGL result?
Candidates can check the result on the official SSC website (ssc.nic.in). The result will be available as a PDF file, which includes the cut-off marks and a merit list of selected candidates.
- What will be included in the SSC CGL result?
The result will display:
- Cut-off marks for different categories. o Merit list with selected candidates’ roll numbers.
- Information about the candidates qualified for the Tier 2 exam.
- How is the SSC CGL result calculated?
The result is based on the performance in Tier 1, with candidates having to meet
the cut-off marks to qualify for Tier 2. The final result also factors in the normalization process to ensure fairness across different exam shift.
- What is the SSC CGL Normalization Process?
SSC uses a normalization process to adjust for the variation in difficulty levels across different shifts of the exam. This ensures that candidates from all shifts have an equal chance, and marks are normalized accordingly.
- Will there be a re-evaluation of answers?
Once the final answer key is released, candidates can estimate their scores. However, if a candidate believes there is an error, the initial answer key allows them to challenge answers for a fee of ₹100 per question. Re-evaluation beyond this is not provided.
- What happens if I fail the SSC CGL Tier 1?
Candidates who do not meet the cut-off in Tier 1 will not be eligible to proceed to Tier 2. The cut-off varies based on the category and the number of vacancies available.
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