SBI Clerk 2020: SBI Clerk last year cut-off marks for the main and preliminary exams

SBI Clerk 2020’s cut-off is going to be released once the exam for the same has been conducted. SBI Clerk cut-off will be released in sequence, i.e. the cut-off marks for the Preliminary Exam will be released first, followed by cut-off for mains Exam.

The official announcement for SBI Clerk 2019-20 exam was released on 3rd January 2020. But a number of applicants are hoping to get an idea about the required cut off marks which can be analyzed through previous years’ records. Here are some the detailed state-wise SBI Clerk previous years' cut-off marks: 

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SBI Clerk last year cut off marks

Last year’s SBI Clerk 2019 Mains Examination took place on 10th August & 20th September 2019. Currently, all the applicants who have appeared in the mains exam are waiting for the mains (final) cut-off. The results for the mains exam were released on 30th October 2019 and the cut-off for SBI Clerk’s cut-off marks was released on 31st October 2019. Here are the Mains cut-off marks mentioned below. 

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SBI Clerk 2019 cut-off marks

• Punjab - 102.75
• Andhra Pradesh - 99.75
• Bihar - 98.00
• Karnataka - 85.75
• Jharkhand - 97.50
• Haryana - 103.25
• Uttar Pradesh - 97.50
• Delhi - 99.75
• Madhya Pradesh - 94.75
• Rajasthan - 97.00
• Uttarakhand - 96.50
• West Bengal - 97.25
• Himachal Pradesh - 101.25
• Odisha - 94.75
• Chattisgarh - 87.75
• Maharashtra - 89.75
• Gujarat - 91.25
• Kerala - 96.25
• Tamil Nadu - 98.00
• Assam - 85.00

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Cut Off for SBI Clerk preliminary exams 

• Uttar Pradesh - 72.25
• Uttarakhand - 75.25
• Chhattisgarh - 57.50
• Bihar - 76.25
• Jharkhand - 75
• Assam - 57
• Maharashtra - 62.50
• Madhya Pradesh - 73.50
• J&K - 81.75
• Karnataka - 48.50
• Kerala - 78
• Odisha - 73.5
• Delhi - 71.25
• Chandigarh - 77.25
• West Bengal - 73.25
• Rajasthan - 71
• Telangana - 68.50
• Punjab - 76.25
• Haryana - 75.25
• Gujarat  - 65.5
• Andhra Pradesh - 74.75
• Tamil Nadu - 61.25
• Himachal Pradesh - 71.75

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