The cutoff marks for the DSSSB TGT/PGT/PRT exam vary every year based on several factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of vacancies, and the overall performance of the candidates. However, analyzing the previous year question papers can give you a fair idea of the expected cutoff marks. Here is an overview of the cutoff marks from previous years:


- General Category: 120-130 marks
- OBC Category: 110-120 marks
- SC Category: 100-110 marks
- ST Category: 90-100 marks


- General Category: 100-110 marks
- OBC Category: 90-100 marks
- SC Category: 80-90 marks
- ST Category: 70-80 marks


- General Category: 90-100 marks
- OBC Category: 80-90 marks
- SC Category: 70-80 marks
- ST Category: 60-70 marks


- Difficulty Level: If the exam is relatively more challenging, the cutoff marks might be lower as the overall performance of the candidates could be affected.
- Number of Vacancies: Higher vacancies may result in a slightly lower cutoff as more candidates can be shortlisted.
- Reservation Categories: The cutoff marks for different reservation categories, such as OBC, SC, and ST, may vary based on the number of candidates and their performance within each category.


- Analyze Previous Year Papers: By going through the previous year question papers, you can understand the exam pattern, types of questions, and the average difficulty level, which will help you prepare effectively.
- Time Management: Practice solving papers within the given time limit to improve your speed and accuracy.
- Mock Tests: Attempting mock tests will give you a real-time experience of the exam and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.
- Focus on Weak Areas: Identify the topics or subjects where you face difficulty and allocate more time for their preparation.
- Stay Updated: Keep yourself updated with the latest syllabus, exam pattern, and any changes announced by DSSSB.

Remember, the cutoff marks mentioned above are indicative and can vary from year to year. It is advisable to aim for a score higher than the previous year cutoff to increase your chances of selection. Good luck with your preparations!