IBPS Clerk Expected Cut Off 2024, Check State wise Prelims Cut Off

The IBPS Clerk Expected Cut Off 2024 is prepared by analyzing past trends and as per the discussion with the candidates who appeared in the exam to give an idea about the score needed by an individual to qualify for the IBPS Clerk Prelims exam. The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection will release the IBPS Clerk Prelims Expected Cut Off Marks along with the result on the official website at www.ibps.in. IBPS release the cut-off marks state-wise and category-wise. The IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam is scheduled for 24th, 25th, and 31st August 2024. The IBPS Clerk 2024 Preliminary Exam will be completed in four shifts.

IBPS Clerk Expected Cut Off 2024

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection has conducted the IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam on 24th August in four shifts, with additional exams scheduled for 25th and 31st August 2024. The IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam’s difficulty level of questions was Easy to Moderate. In the IBPS Clerk Prelims Exam, there are a total of 100 questions covering Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and English sections. Candidates can check the overview table below for the IBPS Clerk Expected Cut off 2024.

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IBPS Clerk Prelims Expected Cut Off 2024: State-wise

Candidates who attempted 78-82 questions have a good chance of moving on to the next stage, which is the IBPS Clerk Mains Exam. The IBPS Clerk Prelims Expected Cut off marks are prepared by our faculty based on the difficulty level conducted on 24th August 2024 and as per the previous year’s cut off released. IBPS Clerk Expected Cut Off 2024 provided in the table below is not the official IBPS Clerk Cut off 2024 and the candidates can expect that the cut-off could be around this.

Factors Affecting IBPS Clerk Cut Off 2024

The IBPS Clerk Cut off for the prelims exam is affected by various factors. Check the following factors below:

• A higher number of vacancies generally leads to a lower cut-off, while fewer vacancies can result in a higher cut-off.
• An increase in the number of applicants typically raises the cut-off, as competition intensifies.
• A challenging exam paper can lower the overall scores, resulting in a lower cut-off. Conversely, an easier paper might lead to a higher cut-off.
• Analyzing previous year cut-offs can provide insights into potential cut-off ranges for the current year.
• If implemented, normalization can impact the cut-off by adjusting scores based on exam difficulty levels across different shifts.
• Cut-offs vary for different categories (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) due to reservation policies.
  Understanding these factors helps candidates gauge the expected cut-off and strategize their preparation accordingly.

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