Haryana Police Constable Cut off

Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) conducted the computer-based test from 29th-31st October 2021. The minimum marks required to qualify for the Haryana Police Constable Examination have been declared on the official website of HSSC.

The candidates scoring more than the announced Haryana Police Constable cut off marks will be considered for further recruitment rounds of the 2021 examination.

Candidates can also learn the details about the important result dates, steps to check it and direct link for the same at the HSSC Police Constable Result page.

Haryana Police Constable Stages

The Haryana Police Constable recruitment involves four stages:

• The written test/knowledge test: A paper of 80 marks consisting of 100 objective-type questions in English and Hindi are presented to the candidates.
• Physical Screening Test (PST): Candidates qualify for PST on clearing the knowledge test.
• Physical Measurement Test (PMT): The third level of the selection procedure has to be cleared; for reaching the final stage of verification.
• Document Verification: This is the final and essential phase of the selection. Any discrepancy in the submitted documents will result in the rejection of the candidature.

Though a 10+2 level of qualification is mentioned in the eligibility criteria, 10% weightage is carried for additional qualifications, including graduation, post-graduation, and NCC Certificates (A, B, C levels).

Haryana Police Constable Cut off 2021

The Commission has declared expected cutoff marks for qualifying to PST for the 2021 cycle. Candidates can check the expected Haryana Police Constable cutoff from the following table:

How to Check the Harayana Police Constable Cut off

Candidates can check the cutoff marks by following 4 simple steps:

Step 1- Visit the Haryana Staff Selection Commission Official Website

Step 2- Click on the result tab on the homepage of the website

Step 3- The page will show a list of PDF links

Step 4- Click on the PDF link of Haryana Police Constable Cutoff

Factors Affecting HSSC Police Constable Cut Off Marks

Some of the factors affecting the cutoff marks of Haryana Police Constable are listed below:

• Vacancies: One of the determining factors of cutoff marks of the knowledge test followed by PST is the number of vacancies available in the department for that year cycle. A higher number of vacancies increases the chances of lowering the cutoff marks and vice versa.
• The number of applicants: A higher number of candidates applying for the Haryana Police Constable selection will increase the cutoff marks. The number of candidates is again dependent on the vacancies available.
• The difficulty level of the exam: The difficulty level of the exam, especially the knowledge or written test, determines the cutoff marks. A difficult paper will decrease the cutoff marks required for qualifying for the test.

Previous year cutoffs also influence the cutoff marks of the current year. The applicants of Harayana Police Constable must obtain the minimum marks to qualify for the further rounds of the selection process and recruitment into service.

Anyone between 18 to 25 can appear for the test and specific other eligibility criteria. A maximum of 6 attempts are allowed for each candidate. After appearing for the knowledge test, the candidates have to wait for the cutoff or minimum marks of qualification to be announced by the Commission. Upon scoring above the cutoff, the candidates are eligible for further selection procedures. Candidates have to qualify in all three stages of the recruitment procedure to get into the service of the Harayana Police Constable.

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