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APSC CCE 2009 Final Cutoff Marks (Mains + Interview)

Assam, Aug 11, 2014

APSC Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) 2013 candidates who appeared in Mains exam are now waiting for the results. What was the cutoff last year? How was your performance? Was it good enough to make it to the list? This article is for those APSC mains candidates. Find below the cutoff marks for various categories against various posts in APSC CCE 2009.

APSC Combined Competitive Examination 2009 Final Cutoff:

Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) conducts Combined Competitive Examination for recruiting in various posts under Assam Civil Services and allied services. Following are the category wise cutoff marks of APSC CCE Final exam 2009 (also called as 2011), result of which was announced on April 26, 2013.

CATEGORY
 ACS (Assam Civil Service) APS (Assam Police Service) Superintendent of Taxes Superintendent of Excise Inspector of Taxes Inspector of Excise
General (Open)
 961 938 961 957 871 927
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 923 911 917 909 838 833
Scheduled Class (SC)
 860 876 No vacancy No vacancy 811 799
Scheduled Tribe (Plains) 862 851 859 No vacancy 802 796
Scheduled Tribe (Hills) 847 846 871 No vacancy 762 No vacancy

The marks above include interview. That means they are out of all total 1600, not just 1400 of CC (Main) Exam. The highest cutoff was 961 or 60.06% for ACS and APS posts in open category. The lowest cutoff was 762 or 47.62% for Inspector of taxes post in Scheduled Tribe (Hills) category. Category wise, lowest cutoff score for General category was 927 or (57.93%). Lowest OBC cutoff was 833 i.e. 52%. Compared to UPSC Civil Services examination, these values are high.

APSC 2013 Final Cutoff:

Cutoff marks are hard to predict. Because they are influenced by various factors such as candidates in different subjects, pattern of question papers, examiners etc. Higher standards of valuation can easily push cutoff scores down. But it is seen that cutoff marks of civil services examinations fluctuate within a range. The APSC Mains written examination was held in Guwahati from July 1 to July 27, 2014. Though nearly 3000 candidates were selected, several candidates didn’t appeared in the Mains. Also we heard that some papers were tougher than previous years. So, what will be the cutoff for APSC 2013? Will it be around 55-60% for General and 50-55% for OBC? Or it will change drastically? Have any good guess? Feel free to express your views.

Date of APSC 2013 Main results:

Any tentative dates for declaration of APSC 2013 Main exam results? If everything goes smoothly, APSC 2013 Mains examination results will be announced by the end of September or early October. That’s what one APSC employee told us. Basically it is too early to give an exact date. For views and opinion related to APSC civil services exam, don’t forget to view this APSC 2013 discussion page.

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7,102 comments in “APSC CCE 2009 Final Cutoff Marks (Mains + Interview)”

  • Raghab Sharma on

    @din.. I admit being superstitious.. Don’t know why but I would say I owe at least a nibble of my humbly successful career to the gaumet stone that I have in my possession since last couple of years.. Can’t help it. That’s the way it has been..

  • Pranjal Bora on

    Good one @Raghav

  • din on

    @raghav…..all the best. ….you seem confident. …but gaumet stone….!!!!! seriously! !!! I never even heard of that before……please don’t mind….I just never thought someone with brilliance and hard work needs to rely on some stones…..

  • Raghab Sharma on

    @pranjal. That is a great way to approach this critical paper.. I would consider ACS to be my ticket to come back to axom & serve her with the best of my ability in whatever capacity I am entrusted with.. Jai aai axom

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    Though its not an expert opinion I think in G.S,approach to the answer shuold be of generalist type.If we can write down the basics of the questions without going to much in depth analysis, it should fetch you good marks.The evaluator is not a specialist in G.S paper..he would like to read a simple and understandable answer. Itz my own experince and not an expert opinion.Forget about G.S,your total marks ll simply sail you through..dnt wory.

  • Raghab Sharma on

    Woh ekebarei beya napau bondhu @pranjal.. Mur ghar duliajanat.

  • Raghab Sharma on

    @pranjal.. It has mainly to do with my inability to attempt all the questions.. I could attempt only 245..I guess GS is my achilles heel.. If you don’t mind could you suggest me elaborately how to go about preparing for GS..I strongly believe there is always room for improvement

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    Huda karone beya napaba..nischitto hobo bisarisu.

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    Tumi ahomiya ne?

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    Why you expect just an average marks in GS paper..it was not that tough!

  • Raghab Sharma on

    Thanks @himadri & @pranjal for the appreciative gesture..

    Everybody said to me that GS is the trump card in mains.. But I refuge to agree.. Any scoring subject can be considered as a trump card.. So in my case I looked at computer science to give that boost.. My expected marks are-
    Computer sc-350
    Sociology – 280
    Eng-180
    GS-140

    My interview was a tale of once in a life time experience.. They asked around 10 questions on sociology, computer sc, contribution Of IT to Indian economy..

    Then the best part came when I told them I served my US clients in Infosys US OFFICE for more than a year. They asked me to enlighten them about the work culture in US.

    Everyone was so warm in their appreciation for whatever little I have achieved so far in my career.. No doubt I came out of the interview room happier with a sense of fulfillment & feeling high at ebb.

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    “Doing everything to increase our chances” has different connotations.So dont get me wrong.How much are you expecting in each paper?

  • himadri saikia on

    @Raghav. This forum is like a stress buster. So some leg pulling is imminent – all in good spirit; so just chill, my friend! Btw, appreciate your confidence. You will surely make it. Best of luck and my congratulations in advance :)

  • Raghab Sharma on

    @pranjal bora & @himadri saikia.. Sorry if I offended you folks with outright comments.. But having tasted a deluge of success right through my career in competitive exams like TOEFL,IIITM Allahabad, GATE I have that confidence to predict my fate in a competitive exam. I could also predict that I won’t make it to the final list of IAS merit list.. So folks I hope you don’t misunderstand me. I am overtly superstitious too..

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Ragav
    1100 score will surely give you ACS.

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    How much you did and expect in Gs,Engl, and paperwise ??If you dont mind to share!!

  • Raghab Sharma on

    @pranjal bora.. I am expecting 950 in mains n 150 in interview..so 1100 should be good enough for getting ACS.. I cleared UPSC mains but couldn’t make it to the final list.. Compared to that I found cce easier.. I have computer science and sociology as optionals.

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghav
    By what statistics you are 99% sure to get ACS? Did God tell you in your dream?

  • Pranjal Bora on

    @Raghab
    Wow…great..You are 99% sure to get ACS. Must be know your first posting too…where is it??Plz let us know how to increase our chanches by doing what kind of things.Congratulations in advance!!

  • Raghab Sharma on

    You can pray to God for some divine intervention.. And also wear a gaumet stone..