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Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026, Category-wise Cut-Off

Bank of Baroda (BOB) releases the Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026 along with its final result on the official website https://bankofbaroda.bank.in/. The cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that candidates must score to qualify in the exam. Check minimum qualifying marks, factors affecting cut off and other details from the article.

Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026

The cut-off marks for the Bank of Baroda LBO 2026 exam will be released category-wise on the official website https://bankofbaroda.bank.in. Candidates must note that the cut-off changes every year depending on several factors such as the number of applicants, total vacancies, exam difficulty level, and previous year cut-off trends.

BOB LBO Previous Year Cut Off 2026

A previous year cut-off is provided so that candidates might get to know the level of competition and cut-off trends. By using the previous year cut-off marks, you can get an idea about the level of competition and estimate your own percentage and position.

Bank of Baroda LBO Expected Cut Off 2025

The Bank of Baroda LBO cut-off for BOB LBO exam 2025 will be released along with its final result. Here, we have provided the Bank of Baroda LBO expected cut-off marks for 2025 based on the previous year’s trends. The Bank of Baroda LBO Exam consists of a total of 120 questions for a total of 120 marks.

Category Expected Cut Off 
General 90 – 98
EWS 92 – 96
OBC 88 – 92
SC 85 – 89
ST 86 – 92

BOB LBO Minimum Qualifying Marks

To qualify for the Bank of Baroda (BOB) Local Bank Officer (LBO) Examination, candidates have to score minimum qualifying marks as set by the exam authority. Check category-wise minimum qualifying percentage from here.

  • General & EWS Category –  40%
  • Reserved Categories – 35%

Factors Affecting BOB LBO Cut Off

  1. Number of Candidates: The total number of candidates who appeared in the exam affected the BOB LBO Cut Off marks. If there is a large number of candidates, then the cut-off marks and competition will also increase
  2. Total No. of Vacancy: The overall vacancies play an important role in deciding the cut off marks. If there is a large number of Bank of Baroda LBO vacancies, the cut-off marks will decrease and vice versa
  3. Difficulty level: The difficulty level of questions asked in the Bank of Baroda exam also decides the category-wise cut off marks. If the question’s difficulty level is easy, the cut-off marks will also be higher, and vice versa
  4. Candidate’s Performance: The marks secured in the exam decide the Bank of Baroda Cut Off marks. If there is a high number of candidates who appeared in the examination, then the cut-off marks will also increase
  5. Category of Candidates: The officials are set aside for reserved categories, which typically results in lower cut-off scores for these groups compared to the General category.

FAQs

When will Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026 release?

The Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026 will be released along with its final result.

How can I calculate the Bank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026?

Candidates can calculate expected cut off by including various factors such as total no. of vacancies, candidates appeared in exam, category of candidates and etc.

Is BOB LBO cut off releases category wise?

Yes, the ank of Baroda LBO Cut Off 2026 release category wise separately for UR, SC, ST, OBC and EWS.

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