SSC CGL Tier 1 2025 Results Revised After Error

The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) revised the Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) Tier-I 2025 results and associated cut-off marks. The commission announced this revision following an identified “inadvertent error” within its initial result publication. This error prompted multiple representations from candidates who reported discrepancies in their qualification status despite meeting stated cut-off criteria.

The initial results for CGLE Tier-I 2025, released earlier, contained inaccuracies affecting various candidate lists. Specifically, the commission confirmed that List 3 of its previous result PDF did not accurately reflect critical data. This included incorrect cut-off marks across several categories. Furthermore, the number of candidates indicated as available for various posts was also found to be incorrect in the original List 3. These inaccuracies specifically impacted positions other than Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) and Statistical Investigator (SI) Grade-II.

The revised results now show a total of 131,027 candidates who have qualified for posts other than JSO and Statistical Investigator (SI). This figure represents the updated pool of eligible candidates. Additionally, the revised lists rectify a significant omission: 29 candidates previously excluded from the qualified lists are now included. These candidates had met the qualification criteria but were not featured in the initial publication.

This revision directly addresses the concerns raised by candidates. The Staff Selection Commission initiated the review process after receiving formal complaints. These complaints highlighted cases where candidates possessed scores above the initially declared cut-off marks but found their names absent from the provisional selection lists. The commission’s re-evaluation confirmed these discrepancies, leading to the necessary adjustments in the published results and cut-off scores.

Revised Cut-Off Marks Detailed

The revised cut-off marks for the SSC CGL Tier 1 2025 examination present specific changes across several categories. These adjustments impact the minimum scores required for candidates to qualify for the next stage of the examination process.

For some categories, the cut-off marks saw slight increases. For instance, the Scheduled Caste (SC) category cut-off increased from 114.97063 to 115.02843 . This resulted in a slight reduction in available candidates, from 25338 to 25229. Similarly, the Scheduled Tribe (ST) cut-off mark moved from 106.36936 to 106.38576 , with available candidates decreasing from 11729 to 11722.

The Unreserved (UR) category experienced a reduction in its cut-off mark, moving from 136.83159 to 136.40215 . This change led to an increase in qualified candidates for the UR category, from 20035 to 20723. For Ex-Servicemen (ESM), the cut-off mark slightly increased from 92.80460 to 92.82040 , reducing candidates from 3511 to 3509.

Other categories saw minor shifts. Visually Handicapped (VH) cut-offs increased from 72.00006 to 72.05369 , with candidates decreasing from 1615 to 1612. Conversely, the Other-PWD category saw its cut-off mark decrease from 41.70541 to 40.17527 . This reduction led to an increase in available candidates for Other-PWD, from 1445 to 1487.

Crucially, some categories maintained their cut-off marks and candidate numbers without change. These include Other Backward Classes (OBC) at 130.36617 with 43260 candidates, Economically Weaker Section (EWS) at 127.41630 with 20268 candidates, Orthopedically Handicapped (OH) at 100.87394 with 1667 candidates, and Hearing Handicapped (HH) at 68.79973 with 1550 candidates.

The updated results table provides a comprehensive overview of these adjustments:

Candidates are advised to review the official Staff Selection Commission website for the fully revised results and any further updates concerning the Combined Graduate Level Examination Tier-I 2025.