🔥 BIG UPDATE | PSC Clerkship 2023 Result পুজোর আগেই? | Vacancy কত? Cut Off কত যেতে পারে? | #psc

Overview

The video discusses the likely timeline and expected cut-off/vacancy details for PSC Clerkship 2023 results, focusing on whether results may be released before Puja.

Main points and arguments

Results still pending

• The presenter says the PSC has not published the Clerkship/related exam results yet, despite expectations.
• No clear new notification has been received so far.

Reason for delay (error-free recruitment)

• The delay is attributed to efforts by the new state government and the PSC to ensure recruitment is “corruption-free and error-free.”

OBC/roster issue causing confusion

• A key bottleneck mentioned is OBC representation/vacancy distribution and roster updating.
• The presenter argues this issue is the main reason results are taking longer than expected.

Optimistic timeline (“within a week” / before Puja)

• After the arrival of PSC Chairman Anil Verma, the presenter claims the PSC’s work has gained momentum.
• The presenter suggests the OBC-related problem may be solved within a week.
• They predict a high chance that Miscellaneous and Clerkship 2023 results will be released before Puja.
• They also mention more positive news in early October.

Additional pending items

• The Group D WBC 2023 personality test has not yet been called.
• PSC is reportedly trying to clear these pending processes before Puja.

Vacancy estimate

• The presenter says the PSC has not officially confirmed a final number publicly.
• The latest reported/expected figure is ~8,000 vacancies.
• They reassure viewers the vacancy count is unlikely to substantially drop, contradicting rumors that it may decrease.

Cut-off predictions

The presenter frames cut-off predictions as dependent on multiple factors, including:

• Number of applicants
• Candidates who sat for the exam
• Pass counts after earlier stages
• Stage-2 participation
• Question-level difficulty
• Candidate performance over time

Regional/general category (most likely)

• Predicts 112–115 as the likely upper range.
• The presenter states it “won’t be more” than that range.

Direct admission

• Suggests cut-off may increase slightly, mentioning an addition of roughly 6–8 depending on category type.

OBC/SC-ST adjustments

• Claims OBC cut-off may be lower by about 4–5 marks.
• Says SC/ST cut-off may reduce further by about 5 marks per category adjustment (as described).

IDB(S)/EWS-type cut-off difficulty

• The presenter says it is very hard to accurately predict due to incomplete public data on certificate holders and exam participation.
• However, they estimate EWS cut-off ~85–95.

Advice to job seekers

• Viewers are advised not to get disappointed, maintain patience, and keep preparing.
• The presenter emphasizes continuing practice for typing, rather than waiting passively.

Presenters / contributors

• Smart Guidance Channel (credited channel)
• No individual presenter name is explicitly stated in the subtitles
  • (A referenced attribution/quote mentions: Shakti Chatterjee)
• Mentioned PSC official: Mr. Anil Verma (PSC Chairman)