WBCS Result 2024 (2023 Session) OUT@wbpsc.gov.in: WBPSC Prelims Result Download Link

The West Bengal Public Service Commission released the WBCS 2024 result for the 2023 session on July  12, 2024. The Commission selected 4,960 candidates for the main exam. The WBCS main exam 2024 will be conducted from Augsut 16 to 20 except on 19. 

The Commission also releasd the category-wise cutoff with the result.

In the WBCS Prelims Result 2024 (2023 session), the Commission selected 4,960 candidates for the WBCS main exam 2024 (2023 session). The West Bengal Public Service Commission passed around 10 times the number of candidates to the number of vacancies in the exam. Let us suppose that there are 300 vacancies in the WBCS exam, the West Bengal Public Service Commission will select around 3000 candidates for the main exam. For the interview stage, three times candidates of the number of vacancies are selected. For example, for 300 vacancies, the Commission will select 900 candidates. The number of candidates who pass the WBCS prelims exam will depend on the number of vacancies in the WBCS exam.

The WBCS main exam 2024 will be conducted from August 16 to 20.

The passing percentage in the WBCS exam is approximately 0.10%. The full marks for the WBCS exam vary based on the category of the candidate and the specific exam cycle. For example, in the WBCS Prelims Exam 2022, the cut-off marks were as follows:

• General: 130.39 Marks
• OBC-A: 130.39 Marks
• OBC-B: 130.39 Marks
• SC: 124.44 Marks
• ST: 104.37 Marks
• PH categories had varying cut-off marks.

The WBCS exam does not have a minimum qualifying mark; instead, the cut-off marks serve as the eligibility criteria for passing the exam. The cut-off marks are determined based on factors like the toughness of the question paper, total number of candidates, category of the candidate, number of vacancies, and average performance of candidates. Candidates who score equal to or higher than the cut-off marks qualify for further stages of the exam.

The WBCS Result PDF will contain the following details:

• Name of the candidate
• Roll number
• Marks obtained in each section
• Total marks obtained
• Category-wise marks
• Cut-off marks

Qualifying status for the next stage of the selection process

Candidates can download the WBCS Result PDF from the official website of the West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) once it is released. The result will be available in PDF format, and candidates will need to search for their roll number and name in the list of shortlisted candidates. It is essential to check the details mentioned in the result carefully and contact the WBPSC office if there are any discrepancies

WBCS 2023 result for the 2022 session was released online on August 10, 2023. The West Bengal Public Service Commission also released the WBCS 2023 Cutoff for the prelims exam of 2022 session.  The West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC) has released the WBCS main 2022 exam dates. The Commmission will conduct the WBCS main exam 2022 from September 29 to October 3, 2023.

The WBCS prelims exam was conducted on June 19, 2022, and the final answer key was released online on August 4, 2022. The Commission dropped one question from the prelims exam and awarded one mark to all the candidates who appeared in the exam. The Commission is yet to release the WBCS prelims result but the candidates can calculate their marks with the final answer key (released by the Commission). After calculating their final marks, the candidates should compare their marks with the average of the last five years' cutoff and ascertain their chances of selection in the exam. The West Bengal Public Service Commission will release the roll number of the qualified candidates in the result pdf. The candidates will be required to search for their roll number in the result pdf.

The West Bengal Public Service Commission conducted the WBCS 2023 prelims exam on December 16, 2023 across the state. The Commission is yet to release the WBCS prelims result 2023. The WBCS cutoff for prelims exam will be released with the result pdf. The Commission releases the category-wise cutoff with the result pdf. The candidates can see here the expected cutoff for WBCS 2023 Prelims exam.

WBCS Cutoff 2023 has been released with the result. The West Bengal Public Service Commission selected 4,960 candidates for the WBCS main exam. The Commission will conduct the WBCS main exam 2024 from August 16 to 20. The Commission released the WBCS cutoff for all the categories. The candidates need to compare their marks with their category cutoff.

This year, the WBCS cutoff was dropped further marking that the question paper was difficult to solve.

In case they are not selected even after scoring better marks than their category cutoff, they should immediately report their case to the examination conducting body. The candidates should note that the candidates will be required to score better marks compared to the category cutoff to ensure their chances of getting selected for the exam. The Commission releases the cutoff for each category with the result pdf. The candidates need to score marks equal to or more than their category cutoff to clear the exam.

The WBCS Prelims exam consists of a single paper called "General Studies" with a total of 200 marks.
The paper is divided into eight sections/topics, each carrying 25 marks:

• English Composition: 25 marks
• General Science: 25 marks
• Current Events of National and International Importance: 25 marks
• History of India (Ancient, Medieval, Modern): 25 marks
• Geography of India with special reference to West Bengal: 25 marks
• Indian Polity and Economy: 25 marks
• Indian National Movement: 25 marks
• General Mental Ability: 25 marks

So in summary, the total marks for the WBCS Prelims exam is 200, with each of the 8 sections carrying 25 marks each.

No, there is no provision of normalization of marks in the WBCS (West Bengal Civil Services) exam. Normalization is a method used to adjust scores across different shifts of the exam to account for variations in the difficulty level of the question papers. This normalization process ensures fairness in evaluating candidates' performance across different exam sessions. 

The final merit list is based on the marks scored by the candidates in the main (written) and personality test conducted by the WBPSC.