Rajasthan CET Graduate Level Results Anticipated Next Month, Cut-off Marks Explained

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The result will be out in November. With that, candidates will also know the official cut-off marks.

The Rajasthan Examination Board successfully conducted the Common Eligibility Test (CET) for Graduate-level candidates on September 27 and 28. Now, the candidate is eagerly waiting for the announcement of their results.

The Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board (RSMSSB), Jaipur, is expected to release the CET Graduate level Exam Result in November 2024 on the official website. Once the results are out, candidates will be able to know about the results along with the official cut-off marks. Candidates getting the Cut-off marks or more than that will appear in the next stage of the selection process.

To pass the Rajasthan Graduate Level CET, Candidates belonging to SC and ST categories need to secure 35 per cent marks. Candidates from other categories need to secure at least 40 per cent marks which is 120 out of 300. Nevertheless, understanding the cut-off marks is crucial. It determines a candidate’s eligibility for the applied position.

On the other hand, the cut-off of Rajasthan CET depends on many factors like vacancy, application number and difficulty level of questions asked in the exam. However, according to experts, the cut-off for Graduate Level CET is as follows.

Unreserved- 200-210.

OBC-195-205.

SC- 170-180.

ST- 160-170.

The recruitment for the positions of Platoon Commander, Ziladar, Patwari, VDO, Junior Accountant, Supervisor, Tehsil Revenue Accountant, Hostel Superintendent and Jailer will be done through the graduate-level CET of Rajasthan.

Knowing the Rajasthan CET previous year cut-off will help candidates estimate the minimum qualifying marks required this year. It enables setting a target and planning the preparation strategy effectively.

Previous Year’s Cut-offs

As per the Rajasthan CET cut-off 2022 released by the officials, the highest cut-off was for the General category at 196.118, while the lowest was for the ST category at 160.53. On the other hand, the cut-off for the candidates belonging to the OBC category is 190.543 while that of Schedule Caste is 168.223.