SBI Clerk Mains Marks 2025 Out for Ladakh Region, Check Scorecard

State Bank of India has finally released the SBI Clerk Mains Score Card 2025, living up to the expectations of the candidates from Ladakh region. After the declaration of the Mains result, candidates were eagerly waiting to check their individual marks and official qualifying score. Now, the scorecard is available for download on the official website www.sbi.co.in.

SBI Clerk Mains Marks 2025 Out for Ladakh Region

The result, marks and cut off of Ladakh Region has been already released and for the remaining regions, SBI Clerk Mains Result 2025 is expected to be released anytime soon. So, all candidates who took the SBI Clerk Mains Exam 2025 regardless of their qualifying status can now check their overall marks. The scorecard is accessible via the official SBI website or through the direct link shared below. Additionally, the category-wise SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025 has been released alongside the scorecard for reference.

SBI Clerk Mains Score Card 2025 Download Link

The State Bank of India has activated the official link to download the SBI Clerk Mains Score Card 2025 for the Ladakh Region. Candidates can access their individual scorecards by logging in with their registration number and date of birth/password on the official SBI portal. This scorecard provides a detailed breakdown of marks obtained in each section, allowing candidates to evaluate their performance in the exam. For easy access, we have provided the direct download link below.

SBI Clerk Mains Score Card 2025 (For Ladakh Region)- Click Here to Check 

SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025

Securing a position as a Junior Associate (Customer Support & Sales) in the Ladakh region requires meeting the benchmark set by the SBI Clerk Mains Cut Off 2025. Candidates who have achieved scores at or above this qualifying threshold have successfully moved forward in the selection process. The SBI Clerk Mains Score Card 2025 not only displays the candidate’s individual marks but also outlines the category-wise cut-off marks. These benchmarks are influenced by various factors including the total number of available vacancies, the difficulty level of the exam, and the average performance of candidates across the board.