UPSSSC JE Cut Off 2022: Expected & Previous Years Cut Off

UPSSSC JE Cut Off 2022 will be announced shortly. Following the announcement of the results, the Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission (UPSSSC) releases the cutoff. Look at the UPSSSC JE expected cut off and previous year cut off in this post for candidates' reference.

Having known the UPSSSC JE cut off will help you to know the minimum marks that you would need to be able to appear for the next stage of the UPSSSC JE 2022 recruitment. Further, the UPSSSC JE 2016 written exam was held on 19th December 2021. We have updated the UPSSC JE 2016 cut off here for different categories. You can check out the category-wise UPSSSC JE cutoff here. Read on to know the UPPSC JE previous year cut off. 

Download: UPSSSC JE Admit Card 2022

The UPSSSC JE expected cut off 2022 (out of 1000) is updated here for candidates to get an idea about what their goals and targets should be. After the commission has conducted the written exam, UPSSSC JE expected cut off is decided so candidates can plan for later stages of selection and make an estimate about their selection. You must know the expected cut off is the anticipatory cut off marks and the final cut off is likely to vary. 

UPSSSC JE previous year cut off for civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering disciplines can be found here. This will tell you how much marks you need to get in the UPSSSC JE 2022 exam.

UPSSSC JE 2016 Cut Off (Out of 750)

UPSSSC JE 2015 Cut Off (Out of 1000)

Important Links: 

• UPSSSC JE Syllabus
• UPSSSC JE Preparation Tips
• UPSSSC JE Job Profile

UPSSSC JE Cut Off marks are released by the commission. Candidates can view the UPSSSC JE cut-off PDF that contains all the important information about all the candidates who have cleared the cutoff by accessing the official website. Below we have listed down steps to check the UPSSSC JE cutoff 2022 below:

The UPSSSC JE Cut Off is obtained after taking into consideration several factors that we have listed below. 

• Category Wise Vacancies: The UPSSSC JE cut off score would be lower if there are more vacancies and vice versa.
• Total number of candidates appearing for the exam: The Cut Off will be more as a large number of candidates had appeared for the exam, thus, making the difficulty level to be higher.
• Highest marks received: As the average performance increases, the maximum score earned by an applicant will also raise the cut off points.
• Exam paper difficulty: If the paper is challenging, the cut off would be reduced. This has an effect on the candidate's results and, as a result, on the cut-off points.

Check: UPSSSC JE Previous Year Question Papers