RRB Junior Stenographer Cut-Off and Historical Scores
The RRB Junior Stenographer cut-off is tied to the board, post language, reservation category and stage. The CBT shortlist for shorthand uses the CBT scale. A document verification shortlist can use the combined CBT and stenography score. Comparing the two without their denominators can make a strong practice result look much weaker than it is.
Official Chandigarh document verification cut-offs
RRB Chandigarh published the following main document verification cut-offs on 28 April 2022 for CEN 03/2019. Values are marks out of 500 and apply only to the listed board, post and stage.
Post | UR | SC | ST | OBC | EWS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hindi, Cat. 01 | 385.00000 | 312.66668 | Not listed | 368.66666 | 363.66668 |
English, Cat. 02 | 370.33334 | 344.00000 | 337.66666 | 347.00000 | 356.00000 |
Reference: RRB Chandigarh official cut-off PDF.
How to compare a different result
Start with the employment notice number on the PDF. Next, match the RRB and post code before reading the category column. Finally check whether the row is for the skill-test shortlist, document verification or the panel. A dash in the official table means a value is absent from the published cell.
Set a two-stage practice benchmark
Track the general and language halves separately because the notice required candidates to qualify in both. For shorthand, score a transcription against its original, record the number of major and minor errors, and rerun a comparable passage before using the result as a benchmark.
Your own consistent, correctly scored attempts are more actionable than a projected national number.
Reference: RRB Chandigarh recruitment archive.
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