WBP SI Cut Off 2025 out, Check Expected Category Wise Cut Off Marks

The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) has officially released the WBP SI Cut Off 2025 for the Sub-Inspector (SI) Prelims Examination.

Candidates who appeared in the exam can now check the category-wise cut-off marks released by the board. These cut-offs have been determined based on factors such as exam difficulty level, number of vacancies, and previous year trends.

WBP SI Cut Off 2025: Overview

The WBP SI Cut Off 2025 plays an important role in determining the qualification status of candidates for the next selection stage. Applicants are advised to keep track of the official website for the latest updates and prepare accordingly based on the expected cut-off trends.

WBP SI Cut off 2025

The table below provides the cut-off marks for the WBP SI Prelims 2025 based on category-wise analysis:

WBP SI Previous Year Cut off 2025

To help you get an idea of the competition level, here are the previous year cut-off marks for the WBP SI Exam (for both Unarmed and Armed Branch Male categories):

Unarmed Branches (Male)

Armed Branches (Male)

By comparing the previous and expected cut-offs, it is evident that the competition level has increased over the years.

Steps to Check WBP SI Cut Off 2025

Candidates can follow these steps to check the official WBP SI Cut Off 2025 once it is released:

1. Visit the official website – wbpolice.gov.in
2. Go to the ‘Recruitment’ section on the homepage.
3. Find and click on “WBP SI Cut Off 2025” under the latest notifications.
4. Download the PDF and check the category-wise cut-off marks.
5. Save the file for future reference.

Factors Deciding the WBP SI Cut Off 2025

The cutoff marks vary on key factors like:

Number of Vacancies

• Fewer vacancies often lead to a higher cutoff as competition per seat increases.
• More vacancies may result in a slightly lower cutoff.

Number of Applicants

• A large number of candidates applying and appearing for the exam raises competition, thereby pushing the cutoff higher.

Difficulty Level of the Exam

• If the paper is tough, cutoff tends to be lower.
• For an easier exam, cutoff generally goes higher since more candidates score well.

Performance of Candidates

• If a larger percentage of candidates score high marks, the cutoff will increase.
• If overall performance is average or below, cutoff may fall.

Normalization of Marks (if applicable)

• In case of multiple exam shifts, scores are normalized to ensure fairness, which may also impact the final cutoff.