The SBI Clerk Mains exam determines final selection, as it’s the last stage of the hiring process. Candidates exceeding the official SBI Clerk Mains/Final Cut Off marks will be chosen for the 14,191 Junior Associate (Clerk) vacancies. The State Bank of India (SBI) is expected to release the 2025 Mains Cut Off around one week after the results are announced, likely by the end of May 2025. These cut-off marks will be available on the official website, www.sbi.co.in, and will be categorized by both state and category.
SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025
The SBI Clerk Mains Exam was conducted on 10th & 12th April 2025, and the candidates who appeared are now waiting for the release of official cut-off marks. The SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025 along with score cards will be released after the SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025. The cut off marks are the marks scored by the last selected candidate and scoring more than the cut-off decides your qualifying status in the examination. Once the cut off marks are released officially, the same will also be updated in this article.
Expected Cut Off for SBI Clerk Mains 2025
The SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off for 2025 will be determined by the State Bank of India (SBI) considering several factors: the exam’s difficulty, the number of available vacancies, how many candidates took the exam, and the previous year’s cut-off scores.
Given that this year’s exam was rated as “Moderate” in difficulty, the cut-off scores might be higher than last year.
For General category candidates, the expected cut-off marks are:
- Bihar: 81 to 86
- Delhi: 87 to 92
- Haryana: 85 to 90
SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off- Previous Years Trend
Expected cut-off marks for an exam are influenced by the number of available positions, the exam’s difficulty, and historical cut-off trends. To help you estimate this year’s potential cut-offs, we’ve provided the SBI Clerk Mains cut-off marks from the past four years (2023, 2022, 2021, 2020).
Factors Considered while Preparing SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025
The official SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off marks will be prepared based on the following factors.
- Difficulty level of the examination as shared by the candidates who appeared in this shift.
- The trend of the previous year’s SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off.
- Number of vacancies released
- Number of candidates who appeared in the exam
