Indian Army TES Previous Year Cut Off Marks

TES Previous Year Cut off Marks

Beginning with the TES exam of the Indian Army, aspirants must appear for JEE mains. It is an eligibility criterion, along with marks average of 60 percent in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Math) in the 12^th standard. In the following table, we are sharing the previous year’s cutoff marks of the Technical Entry Scheme of the Indian Army.

Year	Cut off Marks
TES 47 (Expected Cutoff)	75-85%
TES 46 (Expected Cutoff)	75-85%
TES 45	80%
TES 44	88%
TES 43	79%
TES 42	85%
TES 41	78%
TES 40	85%
TES 39	83%
TES 38	85%
TES 37	80%
TES 36	87%
TES 35	82%
TES 34	80%

Factors Affecting Indian Army TES Cut Off 2022

Every year, the Indian Army TES Cut-Off marks change because of many factors. On the basis of these factors, the cut-off marks are prepared. Candidates need to clear the cutoff marks in order to be shortlisted for the further recruitment process. Here are the major factors that are responsible for influencing the cut-off marks of the Indian Army TES:

• Number of Candidates applied for TES entry.
• Number of Vacancies

Steps to Download Indian Army TES Cut Off 2022

The above TES cut-off marks are the final cut-off marks, which implies that after everyone has applied, the Indian army will only call candidates who have passed these TES cut-off marks. If you do not have this much % in PCM (avg.), you may not be called for a TES SSB interview, while this is not a requirement and anyone with less than a percent can apply. Check the steps mentioned below to download the cut-off marks of the Indian Army TES Recruitment.

• Step 1: Candidates have to visit the official website of the Indian Army.
• Step 2: Now click on the Indian Army TES Cut Off Marks link.
• Step 3: Download the Indian Army Technical Entry Scheme Cut Off Marks for future reference.

Selection Procedure for TES (10+2) of Indian Army 2022

• Candidates will be shortlisted based on the cut percentage determined by the Rtg Dte.
• The shortlisted candidates will be notified of their selection centre allotment via e-mail or SMS.
• Once a Selection Centre is assigned, candidates will select their SSB dates on a first-come, first-served basis by signing on to the respective Selection Centre URLs forwarded via e-mail.
• Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed by the Services Selection Board (SSB) in Bhopal, Bengaluru, or Allahabad. Interviews will begin in February or March of that particular year.
• The SSB interview lasts five days. Candidates are subjected to Psychological Tests, Group Tests, and an Interview throughout their time at SSB.
• On the first day, candidates will go through stage I of the selection process. Only the most qualified individuals will be retained for the remainder of the exam. Candidates who do not pass stage I will be returned on the first day. Stage I consists of psychologically developed exams, such as intelligence tests.
• Successful candidates at the SSB will be subjected to medical exams that will span 3 to 5 days, excluding Sundays and gazetted holidays.
• Candidates who have been recommended by the SSB and have been confirmed medically fit will be appointed to training in the order of merit, based on the number of openings available.
• The final candidates will sign all of the Bonds/Certificates required for Cadets of the NDA admission under Al 53/78.
• Candidates who attend for the first time for an SSB interview for a certain type of commission would be entitled to AC III-tier to and fro train or bus fare, including reservation cum sleeper charges, within Indian limits. Candidates who apply for the same sort of commission on more than one occasion will not be eligible for a travel allowance.

Important Links

Indian Army 10+2 TES Application Form	Indian Army 10+2 TES Eligibility Criteria
Indian Army 10+2 TES Salary	Indian Army 10+2 TES Selection Process