Cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying marks you need to score to get shortlisted for the following stages of the Delhi Judicial Services Exam (DJSE) 2022.

The High Court of Delhi will hold the authority to publish cut-off marks for the DJS exam. The cut-off marks vary for prelims and mains exams.

Usually, the high court decides the cut-off for a particular year based on various factors like the number of aspirants who appeared for the exam, the difficulty level of the paper, etc.

Read through the post that will give you a complete insight into Delhi Judiciary Cut Off 2022 for prelims and mains exams.

Expected Delhi Judiciary Prelims Cut Off 2022

The Delhi High Court will release the prelims cut-off marks along with the Delhi Judiciary Result 2022.

Only those who scored above the cut-off in the prelims exam will be shortlisted for the main exam, which is the next step in the selection process.

The table below shows the expected cutoff marks for the Delhi Judicial Service preliminary examination. The cutoff marks are given category-wise as per the reservation rules followed by the Delhi Government.

Category	Cut Off Marks
General	120-130
SC	100-110
ST	90-100

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Delhi Judiciary Cut Off 2022: Minimum Qualifying Marks for Prelims Exam

Only those who will score minimum qualifying marks and above the cut-off in the Delhi Judiciary prelims exam will be shortlisted for the next exam stage, i.e., the mains exam.

As per the official notification, you have to score a minimum of 50% marks in the prelims exam. However, 5% relaxation will be given to those belonging to the reserved category.

Check out the table below to know the minimum qualifying marks for different categories.

Category	Minimum Qualifying Marks
General	50%
SC/ST/PwD	45%

Delhi Judiciary 2022 Cut Off: Minimum Qualifying Marks for Mains Exam

You will get shortlisted for the interview round only if you score minimum qualifying marks in the mains examination.

Check out the table below to know the Delhi judiciary 2022 cut off, or the minimum qualifying marks for different categories.

Category	Minimum Qualifying Marks (in each paper)	Minimum Qualifying Marks (in aggregate)
General	45%	50%
SC/ST/PwD	40%	45%

How to Calculate Marks for Delhi Judicial Service Exam 2022?

As said above, the Delhi High Court will release the cut-off marks along with the results.

You can calculate your marks with the help of the Delhi Judiciary answer key. Once you have obtained the answer key, you can match your answers to the ones available in the answer key.

Score yourself as per the marking scheme explained below.

• Add one mark for a correct answer. 
• Deduct 0.25 marks for a wrong answer.
• Make no changes to an unanswered question. 
• Total your score. 

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How to Check DJS Cut Off 2022?

You can follow the instructions given below while checking the cut-off marks for the Delhi Judicial Services Exam 2022.

• Visit the official website of the Delhi High Court, i.e., delhihighcourt.nic.in.
• On the Home page, click on the "latest announcements: button.
• Then, click on the "Delhi Judiciary Cut Off" link.
• Once you click on the link, the PDF will be displayed on the screen.
• Download the PDF and save it for future reference.

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Factors Affecting DJS 2022 Cut Off 

The following factors are considered to determine the Delhi judiciary cut off cut-off marks.

• The number of aspirants: The number of aspirants who appear in the exam directly affects the cut-off as it shoots up the competition level.
• Level of difficulty: If the level of difficulty is high, then the cutoff drops, whereas, if the exam is of easy-moderate level, then there are chances that the cutoff goes up. As per the Delhi Judiciary Exam Analysis 2022, it was of a moderate to difficult level.
• The number of vacancies: The number of vacancies released varies each year, and in turn, it affects the cut-off. 
• Category of the student: The Delhi High Court will publish the cut-off marks category-wise. So, clearing the exam based on the cut off will also depend on the category you belong to.
• Previous year cut-off marks