27th WB SET EWS Category Expected Cutoff 2025 for All Subjects

27th WB SET EWS category expected cutoff 2025 for all subjects will range from 48–51 for Bengali, 46–53 for Urdu, 47–50 for History, 48–52 for Hindi, 52–53 for Economics, etc. Read details about 27th WB SET expected cutoff for EWS category 2025.

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WB SET EWS Cutoff For All Subjects: Previous Year Trends

WBCSC releases the WB SET cutoff 2025 every year for the candidates who are looking forward to getting the designation of Assistant Professor in West Bengal. The cutoff will differ for different subjects as well as different categories. This article details the 27th WB SET EWS category expected cutoff 2025 for all subjects. Moreover, going by the previous year trends, the expected cutoff can range from 48–51 for Bengali, 48–52 for Hindi, 52–53 for Economics, 48–51 for Political Science, 52–56 for Psychology, etc. The official cutoff is expected to vary based on different factors such as the seat availability, past trends, exam difficulty level, ongoing competition, etc.

27th WB SET EWS Category Expected Cutoff 2025 For All Subjects

The WB SET EWS category cutoff will be released by the West Bengal College Service Commission on its website. Based on the past trends, the WB SET expected cutoff for EWS category can vary from 48–51 for Bengali, 46–53 for Urdu, 47–50 for History, 46–49 for Chemical Sciences, 46–47 for Life Sciences, etc. The table below explains details about the 27th WB SET EWS category expected cutoff 2025 for all subjects:

Name of the subjects	27th WB SET EWS Expected Cutoff
English	46–48
Bengali	48–51
Sanskrit	50–57
Hindi	48–52
Urdu	46–53
Commerce	50–52
Economics	52–53
History	47–50
Philosophy	49–54
Political Science	48–51
Education	48–53
Chemical Sciences	46–49
Geography	45–48
Life Sciences	46–47
Mathematical Sciences	45–47
Physical Sciences	45–48
Sociology	50–53
Psychology	52–56
Library & Information Science	42–46
Physical Education	46–47
Electronic Science	49–51
Computer Science	44–47
Home Science	48–56
Santhali	–
Mass Communication & Journalism	46–53
Anthropology	46–59
Earth Sciences	54–55
Music	44–56
Law	56–59
Nepali	-
Management	50–57
Arabic	59–65
Environmental Sciences	51–54

WB SET EWS Cutoff For All Subjects: Previous Year Trends

The candidates can go through the previous year trends of WB SET EWS cutoff for all the subjects below:

Name of the subjects	2024	2023	2022
English	47.33	48.00	46.00
Bengali	48.67	51.33	48.00
Sanskrit	50.67	57.33	51.33
Hindi	48.00	48.00	52.00
Urdu	46.67	52.67	53.33
Commerce	52.00	50.67	51.33
Economics	52.67	53.33	52.67
History	50.00	47.33	54.00
Philosophy	48.67	49.33	48.67
Political Science	50.67	51.33	53.33
Education	48.67	48.67	49.33
Chemical Sciences	48.00	46.00	46.67
Geography	48.67	45.33	46.67
Life Sciences	48.00	47.33	46.77
Mathematical Sciences	45.33	46.67	45.33
Physical Sciences	48.00	47.33	52.67
Sociology	48.67	50.67	52.67
Psychology	52.67	56.00	45.33
Library & Information Science	42.67	46.67	47.33
Physical Education	47.33	46.00	49.33
Electronic Science	51.33	50.00	44.00
Computer Science	46.67	46.67	50.67
Home Science	56.00	48.00	50.67
Santhali	50.67	-	-
Mass Communication & Journalism	61.33	46.67	-
Anthropology	62.00	46.67	52.00
Earth Sciences	58.00	54.67	53.33
Music	63.33	56.00	46.67
Law	64.00	58.00	56.00
Nepali	50.00	-	45.33
Management	63.33	50.67	56.67
Arabic	66.00	64.67	62.00
Environmental Sciences	57.33	54.00	53.33

The WB SET EWS category cutoff is a crucial benchmark for aspirants aiming to qualify for Assistant Professor positions in West Bengal. While the expected cutoff ranges for the 27th WB SET provide a helpful reference, shaped largely by past trends, they remain indicative and may shift once the official figures are released by WBCSC. Factors such as exam difficulty, number of available seats, and the overall competition level will continue to influence the final cutoff each year. Candidates should use these projected ranges to set realistic preparation goals while keeping an eye on the official announcement. Staying informed about previous year trends and subject-wise variations will ultimately help aspirants better gauge their readiness and enhance their chances of success.