SSC MTS · Cutoff

SSC MTS Cutoff 2026 — expected score & rank bands

What does your score in SSC Multi Tasking Staff (Paper 1) actually get you? These bands map a mock/exam percentage to the rank window and outcomes that score range has typically achieved.

AI-curated from historic cutoff patterns — indicative, not official. Always verify with the latest official notification.

• Exceptional scores — top selections

  90–100%

  • Multi Tasking Staff — absolute choice of posting location and ministry
  • MTS in central secretariat and constitutional bodies
  • Highest preference in medical and document verification
  • Typically scores seen among candidates with strong academic backgrounds
  • Consider applying for higher SSC exams (CHSL, CGL) given strong aptitude

• Top tier — premium postings

  82–90%

  • Multi Tasking Staff — premium metro postings (Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore)
  • MTS in high-profile offices (PMO complex, Secretariat, Parliament)
  • Havaldar (Preventive cadre) — choice locations with better allowances
  • First preference in document verification and medical rounds
  • Minimal risk of rejection in subsequent stages

• Very strong candidates

  72–82%

  • Multi Tasking Staff — top preference locations assured (metro cities)
  • Havaldar (CBIC/CBN) — choice postings, pay level 1
  • MTS in prestigious ministries (Home, Finance, Defence)
  • Peon/Daftary — Parliament House, Supreme Court, high courts
  • Likely to secure posting in preferred state/region
  • Paper 2 should be comfortably cleared

• Good selection probability

  60–72%

  • Multi Tasking Staff (MTS) — preferred locations (Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore)
  • Havaldar (Preventive Officer cadre) — CBIC, pay level 1, ₹18,000-56,900
  • Junior Gestetner Operator — various ministries
  • Safaiwala/Jamadar — central government offices
  • Strong chance of clearing Paper 2 descriptive test
  • Choice of posting location improves significantly