27th WB SET OBC-B Category Expected Cutoff 2025 for All Subjects

Looking for the 27th WB SET OBC-B category expected cutoff 2025? Check here the complete subject-wise cutoff prediction for all 33 subjects along with the WB SET 26th cut off, 25th WB SET cut off, and older trends to help candidates understand expected marks, difficulty levels, and result expectations.

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27th WB SET OBC-B Category Expected Cutoff 2025 for All Subjects

The WB SET is an important exam held every year to determine eligibility for Assistant Professor posts in West Bengal, and the cutoff plays a huge role in deciding who qualifies and who does not. The 27th WB SET exam was recently conducted across various centres in West Bengal with lakhs of candidates appearing for 33 different subjects. The expected result date for the 27th WB SET is somewhere around late January to early February 2026, which is also when the official cutoff list will be uploaded by WBCSC. Till then, candidates can rely on trends, past data, difficulty level, and previous cutoff patterns to estimate what they can expect this year.

WB SET OBC-B cutoff marks basically represent the minimum score needed to qualify, and these marks differ slightly from the General category because of the reservation rules. This year’s expected OBC-B cutoff for all 33 subjects has been predicted based on overall student responses, the exam’s difficulty level, and previous year WB SET data. Most subjects fall somewhere between 36.5 to 64.5 percent, but the exact cutoff range depends entirely on how students performed this year. Checking these predicted ranges will definitely help candidates evaluate their chances of clearing the exam before the official WB SET result 2025 is announced.

27th WB SET OBC-B Category Expected Cutoff 2025 for All Subjects

Below is the expected cutoff range for the 27th WB SET for OBC-B candidates across all 33 subjects. This is based on previous years’ data and general difficulty trends.

SUBJECT CODE	SUBJECT NAME	EXPECTED OBC-B CUTOFF RANGE (in %)
01	English	49.0 - 53.5
02	Bengali	52.5 - 55.0
03	Sanskrit	54.0 - 62.5
04	Hindi	48.0 - 58.0
05	Urdu	54.0 - 58.5
06	Commerce	55.0 - 59.5
07	Economics	56.0 - 60.0
08	History	51.0 - 57.5
09	Philosophy	52.5 - 60.8
10	Political Science	53.3 - 58.7
11	Education	52.7 - 58.5
12	Chemical Sciences	47.3 - 52.5
13	Geography	48.0 - 52.7
14	Life Sciences	49.0 - 52.5
15	Mathematical Sciences	48.0 - 51.0
16	Physical Sciences	48.0 - 52.0
17	Sociology	58.0 - 60.0
18	Psychology	59.3 - 67.5
19	Library & Information Science	46.5 - 51.5
20	Physical Education	49.0 - 53.0
21	Electronic Science	51.3 - 57.0
22	Computer Science	48.5 - 51.5
23	Home Science	55.0 - 58.5
24	Santhali	44.0 - 50.0
25	Mass Communication & Journalism	50.5 - 57.0
26	Anthropology	48.5 - 51.5
27	Earth Sciences	50.5 - 62.0
28	Music	56.0 - 61.0
29	Law	57.0 - 62.7
30	Nepali	36.5 - 45.5
31	Management	56.5 - 61.0
32	Arabic	59.0 - 64.5
33	Environmental Sciences	50.5 - 57.0

WB SET OBC-B Category Cutoff for All Subjects: Previous Year Trends

This table shows the OBC-B category cutoff marks for all subjects in the WB SET exams for the 26th, 25th, and 24th sessions. The cutoff scores for each subject and year are listed to help compare trends over time.

Subject Code	Subject Name	26th WB SET Cut-Off (2025)	25th WB SET Cut-Off (2024)	24th WB SET Cut-Off (2023)
01	English	52.00	50.00	49.33
02	Bengali	54.00	54.67	52.67
03	Sanskrit	56.00	62.00	54.00
04	Hindi	57.33	48.00	51.33
05	Urdu	54.00	56.67	57.33
06	Commerce	56.67	56.00	58.67
07	Economics	59.33	56.00	57.33
08	History	54.67	51.33	57.33
09	Philosophy	59.33	52.67	59.33
10	Political Science	58.67	56.00	53.33
11	Education	54.00	52.67	58.00
12	Chemical Sciences	52.00	47.33	50.67
13	Geography	52.00	48.67	48.67
14	Life Sciences	52.00	50.00	49.33
15	Mathematical Sciences	48.00	49.33	49.33
16	Physical Sciences	51.33	49.33	48.00
17	Sociology	60.00	58.67	58.67
18	Psychology	59.33	66.00	65.33
19	Library & Information Science	49.33	51.33	46.67
20	Physical Education	52.67	49.33	52.00
21	Electronic Science	52.67	51.33	55.33
22	Computer Science	51.33	48.67	48.67
23	Home Science	58.00	56.00	55.33
24	Santali	44.00	50.00	44.00
25	Mass Communication & Journalism	57.33	53.33	50.67
26	Anthropology	48.67	51.33	50.67
27	Earth Sciences	50.67	59.33	61.33
28	Music	60.67	58.67	56.00
29	Law	62.67	58.67	57.33
30	Nepali	39.33	36.67	44.67
31	Management	60.67	56.67	56.67
32	Arabic	59.33	62.00	64.00
33	Environmental Sciences	50.67	51.33	56.67

The variation in cutoff marks from subject to subject happens because certain subjects have difficult question patterns, higher competition, fewer seats, or even different answer accuracy ratios. Subjects like Sanskrit, Arabic, Law, Psychology, and Music usually see higher cutoffs, while subjects such as Santhali, Nepali, Library Science, and a few science subjects generally have lower cutoffs. By observing past year patterns from the 24th, 25th, and 26th WB SET cutoffs, we get a clear idea of how the upcoming WB SET cutoff 2025 might look.

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