(Cut Off) Combined Graduate Level (Tier-I) Examination, 2012

Combined Graduation Level (Tier-I) Exam. 2012 was held on 1st & 8th July, 2012 at various centers scattered all over the country. As per information available with the Commission, 9,67,474 candidates appeared in this examination.

Category-wise details of candidates and cut off applied are as under:

Candidates qualified in Tier-I for all posts

Additional candidates qualified in Tier-I for post of Tax Assistant at  a lower cut-off than the common cut off applied for candidates in List I and who  have opted for Tax Assistant or the Post Preference was Blank.

Additional candidates qualified in Tier-I for the posts of Statistical  Investigator/Compiler at a lower cut-off than the common cut-off applied for  candidates in List I and who have opted for Statistical Investigator/Compiler or the Post Preference was ‘Blank’

There are no common candidate between List –I and II/List III. There are 1849 common candidates between List II and List III.

There are total 50030 candidates figuring in List-I (48059) and List –III (all 1971) who are eligible for appearing in Paper-III of Tier-II for the post of  Stat.Investigator/Compiler and have opted for these posts in their applications or left the post options blank. List-I has a column indicating ‘YES’ in the case of  candidates qualifying for Paper-III as per their option.

Candidates qualified for Paper-III for the post of Statistical Investigator/Compiler to note that they should appear in Paper-III only if  they possess the educational qualification prescribed for the post.  Category/post preference have been taken from the unverified data received from regional offices. Candidates whose post preference was ‘Blank’ were  considered for all the Lists without prejudice to not considering them at later stages as per Notice of the Examination. It is important for the candidates belonging to reserved category for whom certain percentage of  vacancies is reserved as per the policy of the Government, to note that some of them may have been declared eligible for the Tier-II Examination for the specific category mentioned in the result. It is, therefore, in the interest of  the candidates concerned to contact immediately the respective Regional Offices of the Commission in all such cases where they do not belong to the categories shown against their roll numbers.

Courtesy: Staff Selection Commission