RRB Clerk Mains Cutoff 2025-26: Expected Category-Wise Marks

RRB Clerk Mains exam 2025-26 was held on Feb 1, 2026, and students are awaiting the release of the official cutoffs. Previous year trends suggest RRB Clerk Mains cutoff prediction for General category around 57-75 and OBC 50-71 across states.

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RRB Clerk Mains Expected Cut off 2025-26
Factors affecting RRB Clerk Mains Cutoff 2025
What to do after RRB Clerk Mains cutoff is released?

RRB Clerk Mains exam 2025-26 was held on 1 February 2026, and now students are eagerly waiting for the cutoff to be released by the Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS). Previous year state-wise and category-wise cutoff marks are a great help of reference for the students planning to get selected this year. After analysing the previous year cut off they can have an idea of how much they need to score to get selected. It might be the same or slightly higher than the previous year’s. The predicted RRB Clerk Mains cutoff for General category may range from 57-75 across participating states; OBC cutoff may fall in the range 50-71 etc. Read this article to get a fair understanding of the competition and performance.

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RRB Clerk Mains Expected Cut off 2025-26

Students are waiting keenly after the exam to determine the official cut-off marks. Although the official cut-off will go out with the scorecards, the anticipated category-wise cut-off marks for all states are provided below:

State / UT	General	OBC	EWS	SC	ST
Andhra Pradesh	60 – 70	54 – 64	53 – 63	52 – 62	48 – 58
Assam	57 – 67	50 – 60	49 – 59	53 – 63	45 – 55
Bihar	59 – 69	53 – 63	51 – 61	46 – 56	38 – 48
Chhattisgarh	60 – 70	52 – 62	52 – 62	54 – 64	56 – 66
Gujarat	61 – 71	57 – 67	56 – 66	54 – 64	52 – 62
Haryana	60 – 70	56 – 66	55 – 65	51 – 61	--
Himachal Pradesh	60 – 70	53 – 63	54 – 64	53 – 63	48 – 58
Jharkhand	58 – 68	53 – 63	50 – 60	53 – 63	46 – 56
Karnataka	58 – 68	53 – 63	52 – 62	50 – 60	48 – 58
Kerala	63 – 73	56 – 66	54 – 64	57 – 67	47 – 57
Madhya Pradesh	60 – 70	53 – 63	52 – 62	52 – 62	44 – 54
Maharashtra	60 – 70	55 – 65	54 – 64	53 – 63	46 – 56
Odisha	62 – 72	56 – 66	57 – 67	56 – 66	44 – 54
Punjab	62 – 72	57 – 67	58 – 68	57 – 67	--
Rajasthan	65 – 75	58 – 68	57 – 67	58 – 68	45 – 55
Tamil Nadu	67 – 77	61 – 71	59 – 69	57 – 67	49 – 59
Telangana	61 – 71	57 – 67	53 – 63	55 – 65	45 – 55
Tripura	58 – 68	54 – 64	56 – 66	48 – 58	46 – 56
Uttar Pradesh	65 – 75	59 – 69	60 – 70	58 – 68	44 – 54
Uttarakhand	65 – 75	57 – 67	60 – 70	56 – 66	51 – 61
West Bengal	60 – 70	54 – 64	56 – 66	51 – 61	50 – 60

Factors affecting RRB Clerk Mains Cutoff 2025

If the exam is difficult and the number of vacancies available is in good numbers, the cutoff will be expected to be lower or the reverse. There are a lot of factors affecting the cutoff for the Mains exam for RRB Clerk. Such as:

The total number of candidates appearing for the exam
Vacancies available per state
Category-based reservation policy
The difficulty level of the exam conducted by IBPS RRB
Whenever necessary, the process of normalisation.

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What to do after RRB Clerk Mains cutoff is released?

After checking your results and realising whether you have cleared the exam or not, you should follow the next step:

If you meet the cutoff, first of all, congratulations! Now that you made the cutoff, you are now eligible for final merit consideration. Collect and ready all the required documents for verification, and keep a regular tab on the final allotment. The final appointment will be based on overall merit ranking and state-wise vacancies. Therefore, it is crucial that you remain attentive till the release of the final merit list.
If you miss the cutoff, it is fine! Self-assess and identify the weak areas for yourself. Get ready in advance for the upcoming bank exams and apply this drawback as a learning curve.

Having cleared the RRB Clerk Mains cutoff or not, knowing the cutoff trends will make your plan wise. Qualified candidates should keep track of the final selection procedures, and those who could not make it can prepare for upcoming exams in the banking sector. This is not the end of the road. Good luck!

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