SSC Result Latest News on Normalization of Marks: SSC has announced calculation of scores for SSC CGLor SSC CHSL or SSC JE or any other exam conducted by SSC, through a normalized method. This update was introduced in PDF format on the official website of SSC on February 07, 2019.

SSC Result: Normalization of Marks

SSC has concluded to calculate the marks of any candidate appearing for SSC CGL through normalized score calculation. CGL exam is conducted in multiple shifts, thus, keeping in mind the difficulty level of each shift, SSC has introduced this change.

The normalization is done following the fundamental assumption that in all multi-shifts examination, the distribution of abilities of candidates is same across all shifts.

This fundamental assumption holds true since the number of candidates appearing in the exam conducted by SSC is large and allocation of shifts to the candidates is random.

The scores calculated using the normalized formula can be corrected up to 5 places of decimal. Given below is the formula for calculation of final scores of candidates in SSC exam:

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How to check SSC Result?

SSC announces result on the official website in PDF format for different exams. The qualifying candidates can find their roll numbers in the PDF to check their result.

Given below are the steps to find SSC Result online:

• Visit the official website of SSC
• Click on the direct link to check the desired exam result
• SSC Result opens in the PDF format
• Find your roll number in the given list to find if you have qualified the exam.

SSC also releases score card/marksheet after the SSC Result announcement. Candidates can check their scores for each section and total marks obtained on the SSC Score card.

RRB ALP Cut Off- Check region-wise cut off for ALP and Technician Stage 1 2018. Also, the get the link to check your scores ans sample master

RRB ALP Cut Off and Score Card Revised for Stage 1

The RRB ALP & Technician exam was conducted from 9th August 2018 to 31st August 2018. RRB has released the results for ALP and Technician posts region wise on 2nd of November 2018. The results were announced but had some discrepancies. Therefore, RRB has released a revised Score Card and Master Question Paper for Stage 1. Click on the direct link below to download your score card.

Direct Link to Check your RRB ALP/Technician Revised Scores

RRB ALP & Technician Region Wise Previous Cut Off 2018

With the release of RRB Group C results, you can check the region wise and category wise RRB ALP 2018 cut off from the direct links mentioned below.

RRB ALP Master Question Paper – Student’s Copy

We wish all our successful students a Big CONGRATULATIONS. For those, who could not make it to the next phase of exam should not get disheartened. Keep working hard and your efforts will surely be rewarded. We have brought to you the RRB ALP Master Question Paper (provided by one of our students). You can check out the correct answers and improve your weak areas too.

Previous Year’s RRB ALP Cut Off Marks

Aptitude Test Cut Off for ALP (CEN 01/2014)

• Unreserved – 52.77%
• OBC – 46.09%
• SC – 42%
• ST – 47.72%

Document Verification Cut Off for ALP (CEN 01/2014)

• Unreserved – 61.70%
• OBC – 57.66%
• SC – 51.70%
• ST – 53.10%

For detailed cut off of Technician posts, see the PDF given below.

RRB ALP Cut Off

Find the RRB ALP 2018 Cut Off below in PDF format.

Region-wise RRB ALP Cut Off for Previous Year

Factors affecting RRB Cut Off for ALP & Technician posts

Let us discuss the various factors that are responsible for increasing or decreasing the cut off score.

• The number of vacancies – As this number increases, cut off score decreases generally. However, it may vary depending on the ratio between the number of applicants and vacancies.
• Number of applicants – On the contrary, cut off marks usually increases with the number of applicants.
• The difficulty level of the exam – With increased difficulty, cut off marks usually decreases.
• Category – The cut off score will also be different for different categories that include General, OBC, SC, ST.

How to Estimate/Check RRB ALP Cut Off marks

• First of all, visit the official website.
• Find the RRB ALP & Technician cut off link for previous years.
• Alternatively, scroll up to see the previous years’ cut off scores for various categories.
• Compare the exam difficulty, the number of vacancies, and number of applicants for previous years and this year.
• Next, you can analyse and estimate the expected cut off on the basis of previous years’ cut off and its relationship with the factors affecting it.
• You can, otherwise, check the expected cut off from this post.

So, tell us, did you find our post on RRB ALP Cut Off Score helpful? Then, keep visiting us regularly for more cut off updates.

RRB ALP Cut Off – Check region-wise cut off for ALP and Technician Stage 1 2018. Also, the get the link to check your scores ans sample master

RRB ALP Cut Off and Score Card – Stage 1

The RRB ALP & Technician exam was conducted from 9th August 2018 to 31st August 2018. RRB has released the results for ALP and Technician posts region wise on 2nd of November 2018. You can check your RRB ALP Result now. Due to heavy traffic, RRB has postponed the Score Card Link activation. But now, the link to check your scores is active. The Last Date to check your scores is 11th December 2018. At the same time, RRB has also released the cut off for each region. Find the direct link to check your cut off below.

Direct Link to Check your RRB ALP/Technician Scores

RRB ALP & Technician Region Wise Cut Off 2018

With the release of RRB Group C results, you can check the region wise and category wise RRB ALP 2018 cut off from the direct links mentioned below.

RRB ALP Master Question Paper – Student’s Copy

We wish all our successful students a Big CONGRATULATIONS. For those, who could not make it to the next phase of exam should not get disheartened. Keep working hard and your efforts will surely be rewarded. We have brought to you the RRB ALP Master Question Paper (provided by one of our students). You can check out the correct answers and improve your weak areas too.

Previous Year’s RRB ALP Cut Off for Aptitude Test & Document Verification

Aptitude Test Cut Off for ALP (CEN 01/2014)

• Unreserved – 52.77%
• OBC – 46.09%
• SC – 42%
• ST – 47.72%

Document Verification Cut Off for ALP (CEN 01/2014)

• Unreserved – 61.70%
• OBC – 57.66%
• SC – 51.70%
• ST – 53.10%

Region-wise RRB ALP Cut Off for Previous Year

Expected RRB ALP Cut Off 2018

• Unreserved – 74
• OBC – 70
• SC – 64
• ST – 55

Factors affecting RRB Cut Off for ALP & Technician posts

Let us discuss the various factors that are responsible for increasing or decreasing the cut off score.

• The number of vacancies – As this number increases, cut off score decreases generally. However, it may vary depending on the ratio between the number of applicants and vacancies.
• Number of applicants – On the contrary, cut off marks usually increases with the number of applicants.
• The difficulty level of the exam – With increased difficulty, cut off marks usually decreases.
• Category – The cut off score will also be different for different categories that include General, OBC, SC, ST.

How to Estimate/Check RRB ALP Cut Off marks

• First of all, visit the official website.
• Find the RRB ALP & Technician cut off link for previous years.
• Alternatively, scroll up to see the previous years’ cut off scores for various categories.
• Compare the exam difficulty, the number of vacancies, and number of applicants for previous years and this year.
• Next, you can analyse and estimate the expected cut off on the basis of previous years’ cut off and its relationship with the factors affecting it.
• You can, otherwise, check the expected cut off from this post.

RRB ALP Selection Process

There are three phases of the examination. The first round is the First Stage CBT. If you clear this round, you have to sit for the Second Stage CBT. For After that, you have to go for Documents Verification round.

So, tell us, did you find our post on RRB ALP Cut Off Score helpful? Then, keep visiting us regularly for more cut off updates.