WBPSC Clerkship Result 2026: 2023 Part-I Cut Off, Part-II Status

The latest WBPSC Clerkship result is the Clerkship Examination 2023 Part-I result of 15 October 2025, which qualified 89,821 candidates for Part-II; the 2023 Part-II result is listed on the Commission's homepage as "to be announced soon", and the 2024 cycle has not reached the result stage. Part-I of the 2024 cycle (Advt. No. 12/2024) is tentatively in December 2026 or thereabout.

Clerkship 2023 Part-I result

The Part-I result notice No. 166-PSC/CON of 15 October 2025 lists, in ascending order, the roll numbers of 89,821 candidates qualified for Part-II on the basis of Part-I held on 16 November 2024 and 17 November 2024. It publishes these Part-I cut-off marks:

The same notice gives separate cut-offs for the PwBD sub-categories, Ex-Servicemen, MSP and EWS. On the same day the Commission published the roll numbers of 318 candidates whose OMR sheets were rejected. Earlier, a notice of 9 October 2025 declared 19 candidates debarred for adopting unfair means in Part-I, each with cancellation of the examination and debarment for 2 years.

How the final result is made

• The final merit list is prepared on the total marks of Part-I and Part-II, provided the candidate qualifies in the test of computer operation and typing.
• Under Advt. No. 12/2024 the aggregate qualifying marks are UR 40%, EWS 40%, OBC 38%, SC 35%, ST 30%, PwBD 30%, Ex-Servicemen 30% and Meritorious Sports Person 40%. The Commission may relax them further if many reserved posts stay unfilled.
• Vacancies are filled from the merit list according to merit and the posting options each candidate gives, subject to availability.
• Selected candidates go before a Medical Board and through police verification of antecedents before appointment.

What the 2019 cycle shows

In the Clerkship Examination 2019 (Advt. No. 05/2019), the notice of 30 September 2021 published a list of 55,056 candidates provisionally qualified on the basis of Part-I and Part-II, with marks, in descending order of merit. It showed 7,227 vacancies in all, including UR 2,971 and SC 1,406, and said candidates would be shortlisted for the Computer Typing Test in order of merit, subject to vacancies.

Past cycles