SSC CGL Marks Calculator
Calculate your SSC CGL score from your official DigiAlm response sheet, answer-key PDF, or manually entered answers. Also get a detailed performance analysis with interactive charts, section-wise insights, accuracy, attempts, and other visual statistics.
- DigiAlm Response-Sheet URL RecommendedEnter your official DigiAlm response-sheet URL to automatically calculate your SSC CGL marks — the most reliable automatic method.
- Answer-Key PDFUpload your DigiAlm answer-key PDF to calculate your SSC CGL marks automatically.
- Manual Score CalculatorEnter your correct and incorrect answers manually to calculate your SSC CGL marks with the applicable negative-marking scheme.
SSC CGL Answer Key Marks Calculator from URL & PDF
Paste your official DigiAlm response-sheet URL, or upload your downloaded answer-key PDF, and we'll read your responses, cross-check every question against the marked correct answer, and calculate your exact score with SSC CGL negative marking applied — Tier I and Tier II detected automatically.
PDF-based calculation is provided as a convenience and may occasionally produce inaccurate results due to differences in PDF formatting or how answer information is encoded.
For the most accurate result, we strongly recommend using the official response-sheet URL instead.
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Section-wise details
Full breakdown per module — Computer Knowledge is a qualifying section, shown separately, with an overall total including it below.
| Section | Total | Right | Wrong | Marks |
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Overall result
Combined across Maths, Reasoning, English & General Awareness (Computer Knowledge is qualifying and shown in the table above).
Accuracy = Correct ÷ Attempted × 100 · Attempt Rate = Attempted ÷ Total × 100 ·
Score % = Marks ÷ Maximum × 100 · Wrong Rate = Wrong ÷ Attempted × 100 ·
Unattempted = Total − Correct − Wrong · Score Gap = Maximum − Marks ·
Marks Efficiency = Marks ÷ Attempted. Everything below is computed live from your own result — no peer data, percentiles, ranks, or historical averages are used anywhere on this page.
Score Command Center
Your overall standing on the scored paper, at a glance.
Exam Snapshot
Key performance indicators for the scored paper.
Section Performance
Attempted, accuracy, attempt rate and score efficiency — section by section.
Visual Analytics
Sixteen focused charts, each answering a different analytical question about the same result.
Section Score vs Maximum
Earned marks against available marks per section.
Accuracy by Section
Correct ÷ attempted, sorted highest to lowest.
Attempt Rate by Section
How much of each section was actually attempted.
Outcome Composition
Correct / wrong / unattempted per section.
Performance Radar
Accuracy, attempt rate, efficiency, coverage & correct rate — all normalized 0–100.
Attempt Strategy Quadrant
Attempt rate (x) vs accuracy (y) — reveals strategy, not just marks.
Marks Contribution
Share of the 269-style scored total contributed by each section.
Question Distribution
All main-paper questions, correct vs wrong vs unattempted.
Score Gap by Section
Maximum − actual score. Largest gaps = biggest opportunity.
Marks Efficiency per Attempt
Marks earned per attempted question (derived metric, not an official one).
Wrong-Answer Risk
Wrong ÷ attempted — proportion of attempts that backfired.
Negative Marking Waterfall
Gross correct-answer marks → penalty → net score, for the main paper and each section.
Coverage
Share of each section's questions that were attempted.
Performance Matrix
At-a-glance heatmap of every derived metric, section by section.
Internal Performance Rankings
Not official ranks — just this result, ordered by each metric.
Computer Knowledge — Qualifying Module
Qualifying section — excluded from the scored totalScore Architecture
How the scored paper, the qualifying section and the combined total relate.
Analytical Findings
Generated only from this result — no assumptions about topics or study plans.
What-If Score Simulator
Explore a hypothetical scenario — not a prediction — by converting some wrong or unattempted answers to correct.
Assumes each converted wrong answer removes its penalty and adds full marks; each converted unattempted question adds full marks. Marking scheme kept identical to your actual paper.