The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) conducts the Central Police Organisation (CPO) examination to recruit Sub-Inspectors (SI) in Delhi Police, CAPFs, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors in CISF. Understanding the SSC CPO previous year cut-off marks is crucial for aspirants aiming to crack the upcoming recruitment cycle.

• SSC CPO Paper 2 Exam Date (Previous Cycle): 8 March 2025
• SSC CPO Paper 2 Result Declaration: 8 August 2025

Candidates preparing for upcoming SSC CPO exams are strongly advised to analyse Paper 1, Paper 2, and final cut-off trends from previous years to understand score fluctuations.

SSC CPO previous year cut-off refers to the minimum marks scored by the last shortlisted candidate in a particular category during past recruitment cycles. These cut-offs vary each year depending on:

• Number of vacancies
• Difficulty level of the paper
• Number of candidates appeared
• Normalisation method
• Category-wise competition

Studying these trends helps aspirants:

• Set score benchmarks
• Judge exam difficulty
• Plan subject-wise accuracy and attempts

The SSC CPO Paper 1 Cut Off 2024–25 determines eligibility for PET/PST and Paper 2. The category-wise cut-off marks are provided below.

The SSC CPO cut-off is not fixed and changes every year due to multiple influencing factors:

• Total number of vacancies
• Difficulty level of Paper 1 & Paper 2
• Number of candidates appearing
• Overall candidate performance
• Previous year cut-off trends
• Normalisation process
• Category-wise competition

Paper 2 cut-off is released post PET/PST and plays a decisive role in final selection.

(Final Cut-Off = Paper 1 + Paper 2 Combined)

(All remaining category-wise force data preserved exactly as provided)

• Cut-offs have steadily increased after 2019 due to rising competition
• Female cut-offs are generally higher than male cut-offs
• Paper 2 plays a major role in final merit
• UR and OBC categories consistently record the highest cut-offs
• Normalisation significantly impacts final scores