SRCC GBO Cut off 2025 (OUT): Check Category-wise Qualifying Marks Without GD/PI

Here are a few possible options:

Students can take other MBA entrance exam such as CAT, XAT, ATMA, MAT, CMAT, etc., and apply for other B-schools in the country. 

They can reappear for the exam next year by preparing it better than the last time.

They can opt for management quota admissions if possible. Students can contact the SRCC authorities to know the procedure.

No, there is no provision of getting the SRCC GBO scores retotaled. However, if the candidate has any concerns about their SRCC GBO scores, they can reach out to the SRCC GBO exam authorities. There is no gaurantee that the authorities will accept the request.

Yes each year the SRCC GBO cutoff can be different. It happens because of various factors such as the number of available seats, the number of students who appeared for the exam, the seat reservation policy, the difficulty level of the exam, etc. 

SRCC GBO cutoff is determined based on factors such as the number of available seats, the number of applicants, number of candidates who appeared for the exam, candidates' performance in the SRCC GBO exam and also the difficulty level of the exam. 

SRCC also considers the reservation policy for various categories.

Below is the weightage being allotted to each round of selection. Candidates will be scored against their performance in each round before receiving the final call for selection:

SRCC GBO exam is conducted once a year in the computer-based test mode.  The exam is conducted for 120 minutes at various test centres across the country wherein candidates have to solve 160 MCQ-based questions from 4 sections. The GBO entrance exam is level 1 screening and those candidates who clear the SRCC GBO cut-off are then further called for other rounds of selection at SRCC which includes, Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Yes, the SRCC GBO exam has negative marking. Each question in the SRCC GBO question paper carries four marks. One mark is deducted for each incorrect answer. This means that if the candidate has marked 40 question wrong, then 40 marks will be deducted from the overall score obtained by the candidate. If the candidate has marked more than one option for a particular question, even then the answer will be considered incorrect. To avoid maximum marks deduction, students must attempt the easier question first and then move on to the more difficult ones in that particular section. If the candidate is unsure about a particular question, they can also skip the question. No marks will be deducted or awarded for unanswered questions.