OSSTET Cut Off 2024 will be released on the official website of the Board of Education, Odisha soon according to various categories. However, the minimum qualifying marks are updated. As the status of the exam is qualifying in nature, only the candidates passing the test will be eligible for teaching positions. The candidates must secure a total 45% marks to qualify while the reserved categories must secure 35% marks to clear the test. Aspirants must be thrilled to hear the results announcement soon as well. The cut off list is to comprehend the minimum marks they need to secure to qualify for the exam. This will be helpful in considering the candidates for teaching positions in Odisha government schools. Have a glimpse of the cut off overview from the table below.
| OSSTET Cut Off Overview 2024 | |
| Exam Date | To Be Announced |
| Official Website | Click Here |
How to check the OSSTET cut off?
To check the Cut Off for OSSTET 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 Board of Secondary Education, Odisha.
Step 2: You will land on the login page.
Step 3: You will now have to enter all your details and log in with your credentials.
Step 4: As soon as you submit the login details, a PDF File with the OSSTET Exam cut off will appear on your screen. Click the link.
Step 5: Navigate the PDF and you will find the Category-wise OSSTET cut off list
OSSTET Qualifying cut off 2024
The Board of Education, Odisha has released the minimum qualifying marks for the OSSTET Exam. The candidates must gauge at the table to delve into the details. Only the candidates who will be attaining the minimum qualifying marks will be eligible for the appointment of teachers across Odisha state. Here is the category wise cut off list.
| Category | OSSTET Minimum Qualifying Marks |
| Unreserved Category | 45% of 150 (68 Marks out of 150) |
| Reserved Category | 35% of 150 (53 Marks out of 150) |
OSSTET Previous year’s cut off
It is always the best way for aspirants to anticipate the current year trends by gauging at the previous year’s cut off. This narrows down their aim to prepare a strategy and calculate their marks well. Refer to some of the previous year trends below.
Minimum Qualifying Marks 2023
The cut off stating the minimum qualifying marks for 2023 are as follows:
| Category | OSSTET Cut-Off |
| OSSTET General Cut off | 45% |
| OSSTET SC/ST/PH/SEBC Cut off | 35% |
Minimum Qualifying Marks 2021
The cut off stating the minimum qualifying marks for 2021 are as follows:
| Category | Revised Qualifying Percentage (%) | Old Qualifying Percentage (%) |
| General | 45 | 60 |
| Reserved | 35 | 50 |
Factors affecting the OSSTET cut off
The candidates must know that the ultimate cut-off list for the OSSTET exam has a strong influence from a number of factors which they must always keep a check on. The various factors are as follows:
- The cutoff list will have a great influence on the total number of applicants. Higher competition will lead to a higher cut-off. This will happen due to 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.
OSSTET FAQs on cut off 2024
How can I check the cut off list?
Go to the website of Board of Secondary Education, Odisha.
If I score less than the cut off criteria?
You will not be eligible for further rounds of selection stages.
Can candidates who score below the cut-off will be eligible for selection?
No, they will not count as shortlisted for further rounds of the selection process if their score is lower than the cut-off for their particular category.
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