Archive · 16 Jan 2026
SSC Revises CGL Tier-I 2025 Cut-Offs
The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has updated the results and cut-off marks for the SSC CGL Tier-I 2025 exam.
They found a mistake in the list of candidates who qualified for the next round and added 29 more candidates to the qualified list.
The SSC also made sure that the marks of candidates who took the exam on a different date were adjusted fairly.
Candidates can check the updated results on the official SSC website.
Additionally, the SSC published a list of tainted candidates, including Laxmi Tunga, who was found guilty of OMR mismatch.
This list was published following court orders, and it has led to the termination of 25,753 jobs.
There are differing views on the validity of Tunga's petition and its impact on the teachers.
SSC revised the SSC CGL Tier-I 2025 results and category-wise cut-off marks due to candidate representations.
An error was found in the cut-off table for candidates shortlisted for Tier-II, leading to 29 additional candidates being added to the qualified list.
Marks for rescheduled candidates were normalized based on expert recommendations.
Candidates are advised to check the revised results and cut-off details on the official SSC website.
The SSC published a list of 1,853 non-teaching and 253 teaching candidates found guilty of OMR mismatch, including Laxmi Tunga, a petitioner who alleged corruption in the recruitment process.
- Who
- Staff Selection Commission (SSC) and Laxmi Tunga
- What
- Revised the SSC CGL Tier-I 2025 results and category-wise cut-off marks; Laxmi Tunga's name featured on the list of tainted candidates
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Official SSC website
- Why
- Due to multiple representations from candidates and an identified error in the cut-off table; to comply with court orders regarding the publication of tainted candidates
Petitioner's Allegations
SSC and Affected Teachers
Validity of Petition
Petitioner's Allegations
The petitioner's allegations of corruption led to the termination of 25,753 jobs, highlighting systemic issues in the recruitment process.
SSC and Affected Teachers
The petitioner was found to be among the tainted candidates, raising questions about the legitimacy of the petition and the suppression of this fact.
Impact on Teachers
Petitioner's Allegations
The petition aimed to expose and rectify corruption in the recruitment process.
SSC and Affected Teachers
The petition resulted in the loss of jobs for 25,753 teachers and non-teaching staff, many of whom were not found to be tainted.
- Organization
- Staff Selection Commission (SSC)
- Examination
- SSC Combined Graduate Level Examination (CGLE) Tier-I 2025
- Revised Cut-Offs
- Category-wise cut-off marks updated
- Qualified Candidates
- 1,31,027 candidates qualified for Tier-II
- Additional Candidates
- 29 candidates added to qualified list
- Marks Normalization
- Marks normalized for rescheduled candidates
- Official Website
- ssc.nic.in
- Tainted Candidates
- 1,853 non-teaching and 253 teaching candidates found guilty of OMR mismatch
- Jobs Terminated
- 25,753 teaching and non-teaching staff lost jobs
- Court Orders
- Calcutta High Court and Supreme Court orders scrapped the recruitment panel
Sources
SSC CGL Tier-I 2025 Cut-Offs Revised; Commission Updates Results and Marks - Check Details
SSC CGL Tier 1 Result: Commission Clarifies Cut-Off Error, No Change In Result List
Tainter is tainted, Bengal waitlist shows; petitioner named in OMR mismatch list - Telegraph India
