KPSC KAS Cut Off 2024, Check Expected KAS Cut-Off

The KPSC KAS Prelims exam has been conducted on 27th August 2024, with the comprehensive analysis of exam it is important for students to know about the expected KPSC KAS cut off as it will decide eligibility of students to write main exam.

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The Karnataka Public Service Commission conducted the KAS prelims examination across Karnataka. After analyzing the KPSC GS Paper 1 and paper 2 question papers, it can be said that this year the difficulty level of the KPSC KAS prelims exam was easy in comparison to the previous year paper. The expected KPSC KAS cut off will help candidates decide their preparation strategy for further stages of examination, Let’s take a look at the expected KPSC KAS Prelims 2024 Cut off.

KPSC Prelims Cut Off 2024 Expected

The KPSC Prelims Cut off are released after the exam. Candidates often depend on the prelims cut off scores since General Studies (GS) Paper 1 and paper 2 significantly impacts their selection for the main exam. The table below presents the expected category-wise cut-off marks for the KPSC Prelims 2024:

KPSC KAS Prelims Cut Off 2024 (Expected)
Category	Cut off Marks
General	185
SC	150
ST	163
C1	168
2A	150
3A	175
3B	172
2B	135

How to Download KPSC KAS Results 2024?

Here we have mentioned the steps on how to download the KPSC KAS Results 2024:

Step 1 – Go to the official website of the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) at https://kpsc.kar.nic.in/.
Step 2 – Click on the New Notice tab on the left-hand side of the page.
Step 3 – In the Announcements section, look for the announcement that says “KPSC KAS Results 2024 (Mains/Interview) Released.”
Step 4 – Click on the link to the results to check for your selection.
Step 5 – Enter your credentials.
Step 6 – Click on the Submit button.
Step 7 – The results will be displayed on the screen.
Step 8 – Download the results by clicking on the Download button.

How to Download the KPSC Cut Off Marks 2024?

Here are the steps to download the KPSC Cut Off Marks 2024, please follow the steps provided below. After downloading the KPSC Cut off PDF check the category wise cut off:

Step 1– Go to the official website of the Karnataka Public Service Commission at https://kpsc.kar.nic.in/
Step 2– Look for the KPSC cut-off 2024 tab on the left side of the homepage.
Step 3– Tap on the link and it will direct you to another webpage.
Step 4– Now, look for the KPSC KAS Prelims Cut-off 2024 PDF.
Step 5– Once you find it, tap on it a PDF will open in another tab.
Step 6– Now search by Ctrl + F your name or by roll number.
Step 7- Save the PDF for your reference.

Factors Affecting KPSC Cut Off Marks 2024

The KPSC Cut Off marks from previous years show that the cut off varies annually. The cut off for KPS KAS 2024 is expected to be higher than what it was in 2023. The KPSC Prelims 2024 expected cut off marks to be between . This fluctuation occurs due to several factors:

The total number of vacancies
The difficulty level of the KPSC question paper
The average performance of all candidates
The total number of candidates appearing
The government’s reservation criteria
Normalization of scores due to factors such as debatable questions

Tie-Breaking Rule for KPSC Cut Off 2024

During the preparation of the KPSC results, two or more candidates may have the same score. In such situations, KPSC applies standard tie-breaking rules. The tie-breaker rules for the UPSC Cut-Off 2024 are as follows:

Higher Marks are Compulsory in Papers and Personality Test: Candidates with higher combined marks in the Compulsory Papers and the Personality Test will be ranked higher.
Seniority by Age: If the scores remain the same, the older candidate will be ranked higher.

How to calculate KPSC marks?

KPSC KAS prelims exam contains 2 papers each paper containing 100 questions for 2 marks each.
This means the exam is for 400 marks
Both paper contain a negative marking scheme, where 0.25 marks are deducted for every wrong answer.
To calculate your marks award a +2 for each correct answer and deduct 0.25 for each wrong answer.
For example a candidate attempted 150 question correct, 100 question incorrect
Marks calculation (150 x 2) – (100 x 0.25) = 275 marks in total, for un attempted questions 0 marks are awarded.