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DGAFMS Group C Cut-Off, Merit and Scorecards

A DGAFMS Group C cut-off is useful only when you know the post, category and stage it refers to. A written shortlist answers whether candidates progressed to a later stage. An individual scorecard shows one person's result. A reserve list shows a separate selection movement. Start with the document label before using any mark as a benchmark.

For the 2025 cycle, the official DGAFMS recruitment portal directs registered candidates to their individual scorecards and lists an additional merit list from reserve candidates. A verified public table of closing marks across posts and categories was not available in the sources checked for this guide. Use official records tied to the relevant cycle instead of treating a social-media score as the closing mark.

Which DGAFMS Group C result do you have?

Record

What to check

Candidate scorecard

Correct post, exam cycle, scale and score label

Written shortlist

The stage named in the notice and the post it covers

Skill or document notice

Whether it is a call to attend and what evidence to bring

Final or reserve list

The list type, post and category, and whether marks are explicitly stated

The 2025 DGAFMS normalization notice applied to multiple written exam batches held from 3 to 6 June. Comparing a raw mock score with a normalized recruitment score can mislead. When comparing historical figures, record the stated score type and maximum marks before drawing a conclusion.

How to check your 2025 result

  1. Open the registered candidate login. Use your DGAFMS candidate account to retrieve your scorecard.

  2. Read the stage heading. Check whether the document relates to a written result, trade test call, selection or reserve movement.

  3. Match your own post. A closing mark from one vacancy group can differ sharply from another, even when some written subjects overlap.

  4. Retain the evidence. Save the scorecard and relevant notice with the date. Follow the verification or skill instructions if the portal calls you.

Set a practice target you can use

Start with a representative timed set, then record the median of your last few comparable scores. Use the DGAFMS Group C exam pattern to check timing and post level before comparing attempts. If your score rises only on repeated questions, test the same topics in a fresh set to see whether the improvement holds.

Use DGAFMS Group C mock tests on Testkart where available and watch your accuracy and speed by subject. If you obtain a verified cut-off for your own post, compare its scale and stage with your practice data. Keep separate targets for any qualifying skill. Testkart mock marks can guide revision while the official scorecard and notices determine recruitment outcomes.

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