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Cutoff is decided by the post preference of candidates.Let’s take three examples to understand this.Common data in both examples - ITI has 5 vacancies and CSS has 1000 vacancies. AIR 1 scored 650 marks, AIR 5 scored 620 marks, AIR 500 scored 600 marks, AIR 1000 has scored 581 marks and AIR 1005 scored 580 marks.Example 1 - AIR 1 to 1005 everyone has 1st preference ITI and 2nd preference CSS. So ITI would be allotted to top 5 candidates and rest all will get CSS since ITI seats will be filled. Cutoff of ITI will be 620 marks as last person who got ITI has AIR 5 and his marks were 620. Cutoff of CSS will be 580 marks as last person who got CSS has AIR 1005 and his marks were 580.Example 2 - AIR 1 to 1005 everyone has 1st preference CSS and 2nd preference ITI. So CSS would be allotted to top 1000 candidates and rest all will get ITI since CSS seats will be filled. Cutoff of CSS will be 581 marks as last person who got CSS has AIR 1000 and his marks were 581. Cutoff of ITI will be 580 marks as last person who got ITI has AIR 1005 and his marks were 580.Example 3 - AIR in multiple of 100 have chosen their 1st preference as ITI and rest everyone has chosen 1st preference as CSS. So ITI would be allotted to AIR 100,200,300,400 and 500 candidates and rest all will get CSS since ITI seats will be filled at AIR 500. Cutoff of ITI will be 600 marks as last person who got ITI has AIR 500 and his marks were 600. Cutoff of CSS will be 580 marks as last person who got CSS has AIR 1005 and his marks were 580.Let’s take two more examples to understand further.Common data in both examples - ITI has 50 vacancies, CSS has 50 vacancies, MEA has 50 vacancies, Examiner has 50 vacancies, DA has 50 vacancies, CBI has 50 vacancies, AFHQ has 50 vacancies, IB has 50 vacancies. AIR 1 scored 650 marks, AIR 50 has 645 marks and subsequently everyone after 50 rank has scored 5 marks less like AIR 100 has 640 marks, AIR 150 has 635 marks so on and so forth. AIR 399 scored 610.05 marks and AIR 400 scored 610 marksExample 1 - Everyone has same preference - ITI > MEA > CSS > IB > AFHQ > Examiner > DA > CBI.AIR 1 to 50 will get ITI. Cutoff of ITI will be 645 marks as last person who got ITI scored 645 marks. AIR 51 to 100 will get MEA. Cutoff of MEA will be 640 marks as last person who got MEA scored 640 marks. AIR 101 to 150 will get CSS. Cutoff of CSS will be 635 marks as last person who got CSS scored 635 marks. Similarly every post will have cutoff 5 marks less than previous post. AIR 351 to 400 will get CBI. Cutoff of CBI will be 610 marks as last person who got CBI scored 610 marks.Example 2 - Top 49 candidates have same preference - ITI > MEA > CSS > IB > AFHQ > Examiner > DA > CBI. Rest 50 to 399 have same preference - MEA > CSS > IB > AFHQ > Examiner > DA > CBI > ITI. AIR 400 preference - Same as top 49 preference.AIR 1 to 49 will get ITI. Then people will get MEA then CSS then IB and so on. AIR 350 to 399 will get CBI. Cutoff of CBI will be 610.05 marks as last person who got CBI scored 610.05 marks. AIR 400 will get his 1st preference ITI as 1 seat is available in ITI and cutoff of ITI will be 610 marks as last person who got ITI scored 610 marks.Let’s take one more example to understand further about RESERVATION cutoff.DATA - ITI has 50 vacancies, CSS has 50 vacancies, MEA has 50 vacancies. Let's say in 50 vacancies there are 10 seats each for UR,OBC,SC,ST and EWS category to make calculation easy (although in reality it's not true). EWS rank 1 to 50 has AIR 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and so on. OBC rank 1 to 50 has AIR 11, 21, 31, 41, 51 and so on. SC rank 1 to 50 has AIR 22, 42, 62, 82, 102 and so on. ST rank 1 to 50 has AIR 33, 63, 93, 123, 153 and so on. AIR 1 scored 650 marks and subsequently everyone after him has scored 0.5 marks less than the previous one like AIR 2 has 649.5 marks, AIR 3 has 649 marks so on and so forth. Everyone has same preference - ITI > MEA > CSSCutoff of ITI for UR category - AIR 1 to 10 will get ITI. 9 UR + 1 EWS. Cutoff = 645.5 marksCutoff of MEA for UR category - AIR 12 to 19 and 23,24 will get MEA. 10 UR. Cutoff = 638.5 marksCutoff of CSS for UR category - AIR 25 to 29 and 33 to 37 will get CSS. 10 UR. Cutoff = 632 marksCutoff of ITI for EWS category - AIR 10 has taken UR seat. So AIR 20,30 and so on till 110 will get ITI from EWS category. Cutoff = 595.5 marksCutoff of ITI for OBC category - AIR 11, 21 and so on till 101 will get ITI from OBC category. Cutoff = 600 marksCutoff of ITI for SC category - AIR 22, 42 and so on till 202 will get ITI from SC category. Cutoff = 549.5 marksCutoff of ITI for ST category - AIR 33, 63 and so on till 303 will get ITI from SC category. Cutoff = 499 marksSimilarly you can calculate Cutoff of MEA and CSS for reserved categories.Thanks for A2A. Have a nice day.

According to different marks analysis you can get following post (also depends on your post preference)◆ ASO in CSS (581–585)◆ Asst. in Other Ministry/Dept/Org _ 4200gp(578-582)◆ Inspector _ Central Excise (571–575)◆ Inspector of Posts (577–581)◆ DA in CAG (586–590)◆ Auditor CAG (563–567)◆ Auditor CGDA (560–564)◆ Auditor CGA & NTRO (575–579)◆ Accountant/ Jr. Accountant _ CGA & Others (562–566)◆ UDC (558–562)◆ TA CBDT (551–555)◆ TA CBIC (545–549)P.S. _ All above mentioned prediction of cut off for different posts are for Unreserved Category (UR).If you're an OBC aspirant, then subtract 8–10 marks from above mentioned cut off.

There are traditionally four historical capitals of China, collectively referred to as the "Four Great Ancient Capitals of China" (中国四大古都; 中國四大古都; Zhōngguó Sì Dà Gǔ Dū). The four are Beijing, Nanjing, Luoyang and Xi'an (Chang'an). As more new archaeological evidence began to be uncovered since the 1930s, other historical capitals have been included in the list. The phrase "Seven Ancient Capitals of China" now includes – in addition to the earlier four – Kaifeng (added in the 1920s), Hangzhou (added in the 1930s), and Anyang (added after 1988). In 2004, the China Ancient Capital Society officially included Zhengzhou as the eighth historical capital in light of new archaeological findings dating from the early Shang dynasty.Anyang was the capital of the Shang dynasty roughly from 1600 BC until 1046 BC. It was called Yin (殷; Yīn).Beijing (also romanised Peking), literally meaning "Northern Capital", previously also known as Beiping, was the capital of various dynasties and governments, including:The state of Yan (11th century BC – 222 BC) in the Spring and Autumn period, when it was called Ji (蓟; 薊; Jì).The Liao dynasty (907–1125), when it was a secondary capital called Yanjing (燕京; Yānjīng; "Capital of Yan").The Jin dynasty, from the 1160s to 1215, when it was called Zhongdu ("Central Capital").The Yuan dynasty (1271–1368), when it was called Dadu (大都; Dàdū; "Great Capital") in Chinese,[1] Daidu (direct translation from Chinese) in Mongolian, and Khanbaliq ("city of the Khan") in the Turkic languages. Marco Polo called it Cambuluc.The Ming dynasty, from 1403 to 1644, when it was called Shuntian Prefecture (顺天府; 順天府; Shùntiān Fǔ) and then later simply as Jingshi (京师; 京師; Jīngshī; "Capital").The Qing dynasty, from 1644 to 1912.The Beiyang government of the Republic of China, from 1912 to 1927.The capital of the People's Republic of China since 1949.Hangzhou (also romanised Hangchou or Hangchow) was the capital of:The Wuyue Kingdom (907–978) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.The Southern Song dynasty, from 1127 to 1276, when it was called Lin'an (临安; 臨安; Lín'ān).Kaifeng was the capital of various dynasties, including:The Later Liang dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, from AD 913 to 923.The Later Jin dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, in AD 937.The Later Han dynasty (AD 947–951) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.The Later Zhou dynasty (AD 951–960) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period.The Northern Song dynasty (960–1127), when it was called Bianjing (汴京; Biànjīng).Luoyang was the capital of various dynasties, including:The Eastern Zhou dynasty, from 510 BC to 314 BC.The Eastern Han dynasty from AD 25 to 190 and then briefly in AD 196.The state of Cao Wei (AD 220–265) during the Three Kingdoms period.The Western Jin dynasty, from AD 265 to 311.The Northern Wei dynasty from AD 493 to 534.Wu Zetian's Zhou dynasty from AD 690 to 705.The Later Tang dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, from AD 923 to 936.The Later Liang dynasty during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, from AD 907 to 913.Nanjing (also romanised Nanking), literally meaning "Southern Capital", was the capital of various dynasties and governments, including:All the Six Dynasties from AD 220 to 589, when it was called Jianye (建業; Jiànyè) or Jiankang (建康; Jiànkāng). The Six Dynasties were:Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, from AD 229 to 265, and then from AD 266 to 280.Eastern Jin dynasty, from AD 317 to 420.Liu Song dynasty (AD 420–479)Southern Qi dynasty (AD 479–502)Liang dynasty, from AD 502 to 552, and then from AD 555 to 557.Chen dynasty (AD 557–589)The Southern Tang dynasty (AD 937–976) during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms periodThe Ming dynasty, from 1368 to 1644, when it was called Yingtian Prefecture (应天府; 應天府; Yìngtiān Fǔ)The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom (1851–1864) during the Taiping Rebellion in the Qing dynasty, when it was called Tianjing (天京; Tiānjīng; "Heavenly Capital").The Nationalist government of the Republic of China from 1928 to 1937, and then de jure since 1946 (de facto from 1946 to 1949).The Reorganised National Government of the Republic of China (1940–1945), a pro-Japanese collaborationist government headed by Wang Jingwei during the Second Sino-Japanese War.Xi'an (also romanised Sian), previously called Chang'an, and including its surrounding areas in present-day Shaanxi Province, was the capital of various dynasties, including:The Western Zhou dynasty, from around 1046 BC to 771 BC. See also Fenghao.The state of Qin (9th century  BC – 221 BC) and the Qin dynasty (221–206 BC). The Qin capital, called Xianyang (simplified Chinese: 咸阳; traditional Chinese: 咸陽; pinyin: Xiányáng), was located near present-day Xi'an. It was destroyed in 206 BC.The Western Han dynasty, from 206 BC to AD 9.The Xin dynasty (AD 9–23)The Eastern Han dynasty, from AD 190 to 195.The Western Jin dynasty, from AD 312 to 316.The state of Former Zhao during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, from AD 318 to 329.The State of Former Qin during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, from AD 351 to 385.The State of Later Qin during the Sixteen Kingdoms period, from AD 384 to 417.The Western Wei dynasty (AD 535–557)The Northern Zhou dynasty (AD 557–581)The Sui dynasty, from AD 581 to 605.The Tang dynasty, from AD 618 to 684, and then from AD 705 to 904.