DSSSB TGT Computer Science Sectional Cut Off 2026: What to Expect

Many candidates ask about a sectional cut-off. Here is the honest answer.

We found no separate sectional cut-off for post 41/26. One overall time limit applies. One summary says the minimum qualifying marks apply to Part B. Confirm the exact wording in advertisement 03/26.

Minimum qualifying marks

On 200 marks, 40% is 80. For SC, ST and PwBD, 30% is 60. These only help you qualify. They do not get you selected.

Past final cut-offs (2021 exam, post 91/20)

More years and the e-dossier cut-offs are in our previous year cut-off post.

A section-wise target plan

This is our planning guide, not an official figure. It aims at about 135 marks after negative marking.

• Score Part B first. It carries half the marks.
• Do not guess blindly. Each wrong answer costs 0.25.
• Check your mock scores by section every week.

How shortlisting looked in 2023

Numbers show how tough the race is.

So 251 candidates were called for about 106 posts. Your target should sit well above the qualifying mark.

Read marks by section

• Weak in Part A? Fix Arithmetic and Reasoning first. They give steady marks.
• Weak in Part B? Revisit operating systems, networks and DBMS.
• Track your section scores in every mock. Aim to raise the lowest one each week.

Track your mocks

Copy this table into your notebook. Fill it after every mock test.

After three mocks, circle the lowest section. Give it an extra hour every day for a week.

Practise now: free previous year papers and mock tests.

FAQs

Is there a sectional cut-off in DSSSB TGT?

We found none announced for post 41/26. Read the advertisement to be sure.

What was the 2021 UR cut-off?

The final main-result cut-off for UR was 132.68 marks.

Details are taken from the 2026 DSSSB advertisement summaries and exam notice for post code 41/26. Always confirm on dsssb.delhi.gov.in before you act.