CG SET Cut Off 2026: Qualifying Marks for SC, ST, OBC & GEN Categories

CG SET Cut Off 2026

CGPEB has officially released the CG SET 2026 cut-off marks alongside the final results and answer key. These benchmarks represent the minimum scores required to qualify for Assistant Professor roles across Chhattisgarh. Calculated based on exam difficulty and total participation, these category-wise thresholds help candidates assess their eligibility and performance status.

CG SET Cut Off 2024-25 for Paper 1 and Paper 2

The CG SET examination is structured into two distinct sections: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Each paper maintains specific cut-off requirements for candidate qualification:

• Paper 1: This paper tests the general knowledge and teaching aptitude of candidates. The cut-off marks for Paper 1 are typically set at a moderate level to ensure that candidates have a basic understanding of teaching methods and general knowledge.
• Paper 2: Paper 2 is subject-specific and assesses the candidates’ knowledge in their chosen subject. The cut-off for this paper may vary based on the difficulty level of the subject and the overall performance of candidates.

Steps to Check CG SET Cut Off 2024-25

To access the official CG SET cut-off marks for the 2024-25 cycle, please follow these steps:

• Access the official website of the Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board (CGPEB)
• Locate the CG SET section on the website. This is usually found under the “Examinations” or “Results” tab.
• Look for the link related to CG SET cut-off marks or results. This link will direct you to the relevant information about the cut-off scores.
• The cut-off marks are typically available in a PDF format. Download this document to review the cut-off scores for different categories and papers.

CG SET Previous Year Cut Off Marks PDF

Reviewing historical CG SET cut-off trends provides valuable insight into scoring patterns and helps candidates set realistic expectations. You can find previous year data on the official CGPEB website and summarized below. By analyzing these past figures, aspirants can better estimate the required scores to successfully clear the examination.

CG SET Previous Year Cut Off Marks PDF
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 CG SET Last Year Cut Off-2017

Subject Code	Subject	CATEGORY WISE CUTOFF
		UR	OBC	SC	ST
51	Hindi	58.1191	54.9474	49.2620	44.5714
52	English	59.1577	50.2840	45.7863	41.0094
53	Political Science	56.5951	52.7931	46.7620	42.5074
54	Economics	57.1429	51.7086	47.7317	43.8571
55	Sociology	57.5366	53.7140	50.0157	43.3414
56	History	62.0617	59.2509	53.6811	46.7466
57	Geography	54.0540	52.0411	45.2380	42.6866
58	Physical Science	52.4660	49.3537	44.9537	41.4966
59	Mathematical Science	54.9969	50.0323	43.5489	40.5243
60	Chemical Science	53.7403	50.3460	47.0240	41.8160
61	Life Science	54.2394	50.3017	45.4729	42.2337
62	Computer Science And Application	55.3634	52.3466	51.0691	44.2406
63	Commerce	55.5477	52.5000	49.7143	43.4286
64	Law	58.1074	52.0949	56.1569	39.5720
65	Sanskrit	59.3571	53.3529	44.2331	41.3646
66	Psychology	56.2800	50.1906	49.4229	48.5714
67	Library And Information Science	59.8369	56.0586	54.6123	45.4577
68	Physical Education	58.9829	55.5040	54.2609	47.8337
69	Home Science	59.4286	56.2566	52.2683	45.9126

CG SET Previous Year Cut Off-2018

Subject Code	Subject	CATEGORY WISE CUTOFF
		UR	OBC	SC	ST
51	Hindi	52.980	50.218	45.537	39.524
52	English	54.724	49.303	42.582	39.188
53	Political Science	50.272	46.993	42.980	38.925
54	Economics	53.061	49.660	45.578	39.456
55	Sociology	49.619	47.687	42.980	38.898
56	History	57.363	55.356	51.989	41.854
57	Geography	53.741	47.619	43.538	38.776
58	Physical Science	50.625	47.941	43.142	39.229
59	Mathematical Science	51.730	48.212	39.876	38.964
60	Chemical Science	51.107	47.199	44.015	38.370
61	Life Science	51.427	48.671	43.180	39.028
62	Computer Science And Application	52.242	49.836	44.927	40.019
63	Commerce	49.687	47.034	42.939	39.592
64	Law	56.952	52.299	47.619	44.939
65	Sanskrit	57.599	54.857	45.915	39.035
66	Psychology	52.354	51.714	50.313	38.218
67	Library And Information Science	54.704	52.010	49.949	39.181
68	Physical Education	54.822	52.767	46.602	41.819
69	Home Science	52.017	50.649	43.881	41.187

CG SET Last Year Cut Off-2019

Subject Code	Subject	CATEGORY WISE CUTOFF
		UR	OBC	SC	ST
51	Hindi	51.970	49.250	45.220	39.750
52	English	48.990	46.260	41.420	38.630
53	Political Science	50.740	48.670	45.170	39.670
54	Economics	50.670	49.420	44.580	39.220
55	Sociology	53.050	50.320	46.860	42.050
56	History	52.070	49.350	47.870	41.140
57	Geography	51.300	49.280	43.100	38.990
58	Physical Science	48.950	46.160	41.260	38.470
59	Mathematical Science	48.410	44.690	41.760	38.130
60	Chemical Science	49.290	45.890	41.810	38.390
61	Life Science	49.610	46.770	39.300	39.990
62	Computer Science And Application	49.360	46.500	43.210	39.770
63	Commerce	51.300	48.630	45.360	40.360
64	Law	53.470	51.390	45.140	41.670
65	Sanskrit	58.290	52.340	44.720	40.050
66	Psychology	52.640	49.310	46.500	38.580
67	Library And Information Science	52.390	50.560	42.640	40.500
68	Physical Education	53.060	51.690	50.960	46.160
69	Home Science	49.310	46.000	44.500	41.190

CG SET Qualifying Marks 2024-25

Understanding the qualifying criteria for the Chhattisgarh State Eligibility Test is crucial for candidates pursuing a career in academia. Qualifying marks define the minimum performance needed to progress. For the 2024-25 session, the state has set specific thresholds for General, SC/ST, OBC (NCL), PwD, and Transgender categories. Below is the detailed breakdown of the qualifying standards:

CG SET Qualifying Marks 2024-25
Category	Minimum Qualifying Percentage	Minimum Qualifying Marks (Out Of 300)
General	40%	120
SC/ST/OBC (NCL)/PwD/Transgender	35%	105

Factors Affecting CG SET Cut Off 2024-25

The CG SET cut-off marks for 2024-25 are influenced by several variables that determine the final pass criteria. Recognizing these factors allows candidates to optimize their preparation strategies. Key elements impacting the cut-off include the overall difficulty level of the question papers and the aggregate candidate performance.

• Number of Candidates Appearing: A higher number of candidates increases competition, potentially raising the cut-off. Fewer candidates may lead to a lower cut-off.
• Difficulty Level of the Exam: A more challenging exam may result in lower cut-off marks, while an easier exam could lead to higher cut-offs.
• Number of Available Positions: More teaching positions may lower the cut-off to accommodate more candidates, whereas fewer positions may result in a higher cut-off.
• Overall Performance of Candidates: High overall performance can push the cut-off marks higher, while lower performance may reduce the cut-off.
• Reservation Policies: Different cut-off marks for various categories (General, SC, ST, OBC, PwD, Transgender) are influenced by reservation policies, often resulting in lower cut-offs for reserved categories.
• Previous Year’s Cut Off Trends: Trends from previous years can provide a benchmark, influencing expectations and preparation strategies.
• Changes in Examination Pattern: Modifications in the exam pattern, syllabus, or marking scheme can affect the difficulty level and, consequently, the cut-off.
• Normalization Process: If the exam is conducted in multiple shifts, the normalization process adjusts scores for consistency, affecting the final cut-off marks.