Relaxation in Passing Marks for Reserved Categories in DSSSB TGT/PGT/PRT Exams

In DSSSB (Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board) exams for TGT (Trained Graduate Teacher), PGT (Post Graduate Teacher), and PRT (Primary Teacher) categories, there are certain relaxations provided for candidates belonging to reserved categories. These relaxations aim to provide equal opportunities and promote the inclusion of candidates from marginalized sections of society. Below are the details regarding relaxation in passing marks for reserved category candidates:

Reservation Policy in DSSSB Exams
DSSSB follows the reservation policy set by the Government of Delhi for various categories. The percentage of reservation for different categories is as follows:

- Scheduled Castes (SC): 15%
- Scheduled Tribes (ST): 7.5%
- Other Backward Classes (OBC): 27%
- Economically Weaker Sections (EWS): 10%
- Persons with Disabilities (PwD): 5%

Relaxation in Passing Marks for Reserved Categories
DSSSB provides relaxation in passing marks for reserved category candidates as per the reservation policy. The relaxations are as follows:

1. SC/ST Candidates: SC/ST candidates are provided with a relaxation of 5% in the passing marks. For example, if the passing marks for a particular exam are 60%, SC/ST candidates would need to score a minimum of 55% to qualify.

2. OBC Candidates: OBC candidates are also given a relaxation of 5% in the passing marks. The minimum required marks for OBC candidates would be 55% if the passing marks are 60%.

3. EWS Candidates: Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) candidates are entitled to the same relaxation as OBC candidates, i.e., 5% relaxation in the passing marks.

4. PwD Candidates: Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates are provided with a relaxation of 10% in the passing marks. If the passing marks for a particular exam are 60%, PwD candidates would need to score a minimum of 50% to qualify.

It is important to note that these relaxations in passing marks are applicable only for candidates belonging to the respective reserved categories. They are intended to ensure fair representation and equal opportunities for candidates from different backgrounds.

Overall, the reservation policy and relaxation in passing marks for reserved categories in DSSSB exams help in creating a level playing field and promoting inclusivity in the recruitment process.