UPSSSC Auditor Cut Off: Previous Year Marks and Target

The UPSSSC Auditor cut-off is the score of the last candidate selected in each category after the mains. The 2026 cycle has no cut-off yet, so the figures below come from the 2024 advertisement (03-Exam/2024), whose final result was reported in August 2026.

These marks were taken from a secondary report, not from the commission's result PDF, so treat them as indicative and verify them on the official site. They are a benchmark only, not an official expected cut-off for this cycle.

Previous Cut-off: Auditor Post (2024 Advertisement)

The maximum marks for that paper were not stated in the report. Cut-offs can differ by post and department, so read the commission's result for your specific post.

What Affects the Cut-off

• Paper difficulty: a harder accounting section lowers scores across the board.

• Vacancies: more vacancies in a category usually bring the cut-off down.

• Applicants: a larger pool of well-prepared candidates pushes it up.

• Negative marking: one-fourth deduction reduces net scores for guessers.

How to Set Your Target

Cut-offs change every year with difficulty, vacancies and the number of applicants. Treat last year's figures as a benchmark only, and aim for a clear margin above them rather than a bare pass.

• Add a margin: aim for at least 8 to 10 marks above your category's previous figure.

• Protect accuracy: with negative marking, 85 percent accuracy on attempted questions is a safer goal than raw attempts.

• Track mocks: your average over the last five mocks matters more than a single high score.

Official results are published on upsssc.gov.in.