DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025, Check Technical Posts Marks

The DME Assam Grade 3 Result 2025 has been officially released on 25 June 2025. Candidates who meet the DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025 are provisionally shortlisted for the next stage of selection.

Aspirants who appeared in the written exam held on 12 January 2025 are eagerly awaiting the DME Assam Technical Cut Off Marks. Stay tuned as the Directorate of Medical Education, Assam Grade 3 Cutoff for all posts will be updated here immediately after the official release.

DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025

The Department of Medical Education, Assam conducted the written exam for Grade 3 Technical Posts. The selection process includes a written test, skill test, and document verification.

Candidates who pass the written exam will be shortlisted for the Skill Test. This recruitment fills 1708 Group C Technical posts. Check the expected DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025 and complete details in this article.

DME Assam Grade 3Technical Cut Off 2025

The DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025 will be released on the official website. Check the expected cut off marks and know the minimum qualifying marks here.

Steps to Check DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025

The candidates looking to check the DME Assam Grade 3 Cut Off 2025 can follow the steps to get it.

• Visit the official website of the DME @https://dme.assam.gov.in/ or click the link shared above.
• On the home page, check for the Latest news section.
• Check for the DME Assam Grade 3 Result and Cutoff Marks link.
• You will be redirected to a new web page containing the cut-off marks PDF.
• Download and save the cutoff marks for future use.

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Factors Influencing the DME Assam Grade 3 Cutoff 2025

The DME Assam Grade 3 Cutoff 2025 varies every year, and it is influenced by various factors. The main factors that affect the cutoff marks are:

• The difficulty level of the exam paper directly affects the cutoff marks. The high difficulty level may result in low cutoff marks.
• The number of vacancies released in the notification will directly impact the cut-off. A higher number of vacancies usually results in a lower cut-off, while fewer vacancies increase the competition.
• The normalisation process is applied to balance any variations in difficulty across sessions, which can influence the final cutoff score.
• Aspirants applying for the Exam will also affect the cutoff marks, and the high competition will increase the cutoff marks.