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IES Previous Year Cut Off

The Union Public Service Commission or UPSC conducts a competitive examination to recruit the engineers for Indian Engineering Services. The IES cut-off refers to the minimum marks that a candidate must obtain to qualify for the next stage. An IES recruitment process consists of three stages: Prelims, Mains, and Personal Interview. Therefore, the candidates need to be aware of the cut-off for last year’s IES examination.

They also need to be aware of the tentative cut-off for 2022, and some other information regarding the exam pattern. The cut-off mark helps candidates to set the goals and prepare accordingly.

Steps to Check the IES Cut Off 2022

The UPSC IES cut off 2022 can be checked and accessed by candidates by following these simple steps:

  • Step 1: Visit the official website of the UPSC. (upsc.gov.in)
  • Step 2: Click on the link that specifies the engineering discipline cut-off.
  • Step 3: A new page opens where you can access and check the cut-off for your category.
  • Step 4: Check the cut-off and save the file for future reference.

Engineering Services Examination Cut Off 2022

Civil Engineering

S. No.CategoryMinimum Qualifying Standards* [ESE(P)] (Out of 500)Minimum Qualifying Standards #[Written Exam] (Out of 1100)Marks secured by the last recommended Candidate [Final Stage] (Out of 1300)
1. General 233 551 756
2. EWS 233 534 711
3. OBC 233 525 729
4. SC 197 474 646
5. ST 198 476 698
Candidates belonging to Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD)
a. PwBD-1 127 345 506
b. PwBD-3 077 263 519

Mechanical Engineering

S. No.CategoryMinimum Qualifying Standards* [ESE(P)] (Out of 500)Minimum Qualifying Standards #[Written Exam] (Out of 1100)Marks secured by the last recommended Candidate [Final Stage] (Out of 1300)
1. General 236 581 745
2. EWS 236 571 735
3. OBC 232 524 716
4. SC 211 490 660
5. ST 170 440 592

Electrical Engineering

S. No.CategoryMinimum Qualifying Standards* [ESE(P)] (Out of 500)Minimum Qualifying Standards #[Written Exam] (Out of 1100)Marks secured by the last recommended Candidate [Final Stage] (Out of 1300)
1. General 231 552 714
2. EWS 231 538 729
3. OBC 231 509 697
4. SC 194 452 650
5. ST 230 532 658
Candidates belonging to Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD)
a. PwBD-1 120 201 443
b. PwBD-3 107 & -

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

S. No.CategoryMinimum Qualifying Standards* [ESE(P)] (Out of 500)Minimum Qualifying Standards #[Written Exam] (Out of 1100)Marks secured by the last recommended Candidate [Final Stage] (Out of 1300)
1. General 184 479 651
2. EWS 184 459 631
3. OBC 184 434 610
4. SC 158 394 524
5. ST 169 397 520
Candidates belonging to Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD)
a. PwBD-1 114 210 334

FAQs

Yes, the previous year’s cut-off for the IES examination plays a vital role in the 2022 selection. The previous year’s cut-off provides an estimate for the cut-off this year.
The number of candidates appearing affects the cut-off for the 2022 IES. The strength of the applicants results in very high competition and narrow cut-off marks.
No, there is no negative marking in IES Mains. Marks are deducted if the handwriting is illegible.

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