WB PSC Clerkship 2023 Expected Cut Off 🔥 কত পেলে চাকরি পাবে? | Type Test-এ কতজন Fail করেছিল?

Main ideas / concepts conveyed

1. WBPSC Clerkship (Men) cutoff discussion

   • The speaker discusses how high the cutoff marks might go for the WBPSC Clerkship Men’s exam.
   • The cutoff is described as depending largely on the number of vacancies (including roster/vacancy distribution).

2. 2019 clerkship typing test failure data (computer typing test)

   • The video uses official WBPSC notice documents to show how many candidates failed the computer typing test.
   • Key takeaway: typing test performance matters a lot, and many candidates do not qualify—so practice is essential.

3. Typing test format & preparation advice

   • The speaker suggests there may be hard-copy typing this year (not only typing from a screen).
   • Because hard-copy is more effortful (typing while looking at a physical article/newspaper), they recommend home practice under similar conditions.
   • Target typing speeds mentioned:
     • English: 20 words per minute
     • Bengali: 10 words per minute
   • Candidates should check the required language and speed in the application form.

4. Server/website issue during WBCS 2024 OBC edit window

   • Before the main topic, the speaker warns that during the WBCS 2024 OBC edit window, there were server problems (blank dashboards and user issues).
   • They claim the edit window was reopened, and there may be incorrect/withdrawn notices/PDFs on the PSC website (including references to wrong notice numbers).
   • Advice: use the reopened edit window if needed, since PSC notice/PDF issues may exist.

5. Estimating vacancy count and linking it to cutoff range

   • The speaker claims vacancies could be ~12,000 to 13,000 (tentative) based on tender-related indications.
   • They estimate cutoff behavior assuming “9000+ vacancies.”
   • If UR vacancies increase due to roster changes, the speaker expects the cutoff to rise.

6. Why cutoff prediction is uncertain

   • Final cutoff is decided by WBPSC, not candidates.
   • Prediction is framed as an estimate based on:
     • Difficulty level of exam questions (Part One and Mains)
     • Student feedback comparing current difficulty with 2019.

7. Exam structure / ranking tiers

   • The speaker explains administrative placement context:
     • Secretariat > Directorate > Regional
   • While Secretariat/Directorate are higher tiers, Regional is still considered a strong outcome if your cutoff is met.

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Methodology / instruction-style content

A) Typing test preparation methodology

• Practice typing well, because many candidates fail the computer typing test.
• Prepare for possible hard-copy typing:
  • If hard-copy is used, you must type from a paper/newspaper/article in front of you.
  • Typing is said to feel easier on a screen, so hard-copy practice is important.
• Practice at home under realistic conditions:
  • Use materials similar to what might appear in the hard-copy test.
• Use required speed targets:
  • If you selected English in the form: target 20 words per minute
  • If you selected Bengali in the form: target 10 words per minute
• Verify your language requirements in the application form.

B) How cutoff is estimated (prediction approach)

• Estimate vacancy count using:
  • PSC-related notices/tender indications (with ~12,000–13,000 mentioned as tentative)
  • a working assumption of ~9000+ clerkship-related vacancies
• Use previous typing-test call numbers as a proxy indicator.
• Adjust expected cutoff upward if vacancies rise:
  • roster/vacancy changes may increase UR share.
• Cross-check with exam difficulty:
  • Part One reportedly harder than 2019
  • Mains reportedly standard/harder than last time
• Provide a range rather than a single number, because PSC controls the final cutoff.

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Cutoff range and numerical claims (as stated)

• Typing test failure count (2019 advertisement context):

  • 304 candidates listed as not qualifying the computer typing test (from an official notice referenced).

• Computer typing test call count (from another referenced notice):

  • 9693 students called for the computer typing test (speaker also discusses related stages).

• Vacancy assumptions:

  • Tentative total vacancies indicated: ~12,000 to 13,000
  • Working assumption: ~9000+ vacancies

• Expected cutoff range (speaker’s prediction):

  • UR cutoff expected around 110 to 120
  • Later narrowed to about 112 to 117 (or similar within that band)

• Historical reference (as claimed by speaker):

  • After clerkship became a Men’s position, UR cutoff was said to have been around 115 to 120 under an assumed 8000+ vacancies scenario.

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Speakers / sources featured

Speaker

• Bhaskar (host of “Career Plus” YouTube channel)

Sources referenced (documents / entities)

• WBPSC (West Bengal Public Service Commission) official notices, including:
  • clerkship examination/advertisement notice (including qualification lists)
  • computer typing test schedule notice (dated March 2022; tests on 26–27 March 2022)
  • notice listing 304 failures
  • notice indicating 9693 called for a typing-related stage
• PSC website / PSC PDF notices
  • mentioned as possibly incorrect/withdrawn during the WBCS 2024 OBC edit window
• Tender website
  • used to estimate tentative vacancy volume
• Telegram updates
  • speaker references sharing information earlier via Telegram
• Students / student feedback
  • speaker uses student experiences to assess exam difficulty

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