Bihar Head Master Cut off for the cycle of 2024 will be released soon on the official website after the examination concludes. The exam will take place on 14th June, 2024 after which the cut off list will be very fruitful for the aspirants to check the cut off marks well. The candidates in the reserved categories such as SC,ST and OBC may have a cut off list with a somewhat lower cut off score. The candidates can anticipate the cut off trend for this year by gauging at previous year’s cut off. To learn how to check the cut off, what factors determine the cut off, and other information, all candidates must read this article. See the table below for an overview of the Head Master cut off list.
| Bihar Head Master Cut Off Overview 2024 | |
| Exam Date | 14th June, 2024 |
| Cut Off Date | To Be Announced |
How to check Bihar Head Master cut off?
To check the Cut Off for BPSC Head Master exam 2024, candidates must follow these simple steps:
Click on the link to directly check the cut off list.
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Step 1: Navigate through the official website of BPSC.
Step 2: You will land on a login page.
Step 3: Now enter all your details and log in with your credentials.
Step 4: A PDF File with the Bihar Head Master cut off will appear on your screen. Click the link.
Step 5: Navigate the PDF and Ctrl+F to find your name. You will find the Category-wise BPSC Head Master cut off list.
Bihar Head Master Previous year’s cut off
The candidates can always anticipate the cut off trends by gauging the cut off marks of previous years. This becomes really helpful for the aspirants to make a goal for securing the marks above than the cut off. Here is a cut off list for previous years. Read the article thoroughly.
BPSC Head Master Cut Off List 2022
| Category | Cut Off Marks for Written Exam | Passing Candidates |
| Unreserved | 48.00 | |
| Category | Passing Marks | |
| General/EWS (Male) | 40% | 99 |
| BC (Male) | 36.5% | 140 |
| OBC (Male) | 34% | 103 |
| SC/ST/Women/Pwd | 32% | 22 + 13 (Pwd) + 1 (Women) |
BPSC Head Master 65th cut off
| Category | BPSC 65th cut off (Written) |
| UR | 447 |
| UR (Female) | 438 |
| EWS | 425 |
| EWS (Female) | 401 |
| SC | 397 |
| SC (Female) | 385 |
| ST | 394 |
| EBC | 417 |
| EBC (Female) | 396 |
BPSC 65th cutoff for prelims
| Category | 65th BPSC prelims Cut Off Marks |
| General (Male) | 97 |
| General (Female) | 91 |
| EWS (Male) | 92 |
| EWS (Female) | 87 |
| SC (Male) | 89 |
| SC (Female) | 79 |
| ST (Male) | 89 |
| ST (Female) | 89 |
| EBC (Male) | 92 |
| EBC (Female) | 876 |
| BC (Male) | 94 |
| BC (Female) | 88 |
| BCL | 86 |
| PwD -VI | 82 |
| PwD -DD | 81 |
| PwD -OH | 89 |
| PwD -MD | 53 |
| Grandchildren of Ex- Freedom Fighters | 88 |
Factors affecting the Bihar Head Master cut off
The candidates must know that the ultimate cut-off list for the BPSC Head Master position is determined by a number of factors which they must always keep a check on. The different factors are as follows:
- The cutoff list will have a great influence by the total number of applicants. Due to high competition, a higher cut-off will result from more applications, and vice versa.
- A lower cut off will result from the exam’s toughness and difficulty level. Because very few applicants will be able to clear the test or do well.
- The total number of vacancies announced will hugely impact the minimum score. If there are more openings than a lower cut-off will be expected, the available positions will affect the cut-off list.
Bihar Head Master FAQs on cut off
Can candidates who score below the cut-off still be considered?
No, they won’t be shortlisted for the following rounds of the selection process if their score is lower than the cut-off for their particular category.
Will the cutoff scores be the same for every subject?
The exam subject you choose will have a slight impact on the cut-off scores.
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