SSC JE Analysis

 Hello All,

We are aware that lot of our friend are searching for the previous year cut-off of Junior Engineer exam conducted by Staff Selection Commission.

We analysed the results of last three year SSC JE exams and we uploading them in form of tables.

It can be easily verified that number of marks are increasing both for Paper I and Paper II.

No of student appearing in Paper I and also No of student qualified for Paper II are also increasing. But in addition to it we also have to look on increasing number of Post in various departments.

As difficulty level of various year paper varies a lot, so it is hard to predict the cut-off of this year JE paper.

The marks of the candidate in various departments are also presented in form of tables which may be used a reference by aspirants hoping to be selected in various departments. 

Feel free to ask anything.

We would love to help you!!!!

Paper I Cut-off OF Various Year

Category	2011	2012	2013	2014
UR		62.25	78.00
HH		30.00	40.00
OH		30.00	60.00
OBC (M)		49.25	--
OBC		52.50	70.50
ST		43.50	63.50
SC		47.75	66.25

Paper II Cutoff of Various Year

Category	2011	2012	2013	2014
UR		84.00	83	136
HH		45.00	32	30
OH		62.00	56	77
OBC (M)		--
OBC		54.00	69	100
ST		40.00	56	79
SC		62.00	62	80

Year 2011 Opening and Closing Marks In various Departments

Department	Year	Parti.	SC	ST	OBC	OH	HH	UR
CPWD	2011	Ist Candi	245.00	227.50	256.00	208.50	160.50	322.00
		Last	197.75	189.00	203.75	207.00	160.50	219.00
	2013	Last	245.50	232.25	265.25	244.50	155.75	280.75
MES	2011	Ist	--	202.75	210.00	--	--	324.75
		Last	--	188.75	205.75	--	--	208.75
	2013	Last	213.25	205.00	226.00	187.00		234.50
POST	2011	Ist	208.75	188.00	--	--	--	216.50
		Last	193.00	188.00	--	--	--	205.00
	2013	Last	243.75	228.50	291.50			270.50
CWC	2011	Ist	268.00	243.00	270.00	201.50	--	--
		Last	160.75	198.00	204.75	174.75	--	--
	2013	Last	228.50	205.00	251.50	212.75	184.00	245.00

No Of Candidates In Civil Engineering

Year	Qualified For Paper II	Called For Interview
2011	2453	1,434
2012	5025	2680
2013	4809	1963
2014

That is all guys!!!

We have tried our level best not to commit any mistake while stealing data from official website of Staff Selection Commission but in case you find out any discrepancy of any form and magnitude, kindly let us know.

Wish you all the best for your exams.

GATE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING 

 

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