WBSEDCL Answer Key 2013 – Exam Held on 17th November, Find solutions & Answers

WBSEDCL Jr.Executive & Office Executive Exam Held on 17th November 2013, Answer Keys, Solution Sheet & Question Paper Reviews, Cut-Off Marks Criteria & Result announcement Date

We all knew that the recent WBSEDCL written exam was held on 17/10/2013 (Sunday) during the day shift for the recruitment of 30 Junior Executive (Finance) & 490 Office Executive posts. Exam for both these posts was conducted on the same day with different question paper scheme. For these total 520 posts, just 1 exam was supposed to be scheduled and which is now finished.

See here for : WBSEDCL complete recruitment notification 2013 with all details

WBSEDCL stands for West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Limited which is a major power sector in the state of West Bengal. All management & Distribution of electricity throughout the state is managed by the same. WBSEDCL is a government firm and all actions are managed by the state government of west Bengal.

WBSEDCL Answer Key 2013
All information about Answer keys & results announcement are always published first at the official website of WBSEDCL which is : http://www.wbsedcl.in. The examination process is now over, candidates will soon be able to get the answer sheet of the original question paper which they attempted during the exam will be released on the website. Please, find all relevant information from us & from WBSEDCL website.
Paper Reviews are already saying that the exam was tough enough to shock the majority of the candidates. As the vacancy was not huge enough therefore, the cut-off criteria won’t be down much.

Other Details about WBSEDCL Exam 2013 :

link : http://wbsedcl.eadmissions.net/
Expected Cut-Off marks :
Cut-off scheme enables the exam organizers to differentiate deserving students from non-deserving ones. Its a minimum marks criteria that is always set to set a passing marks procedure to select only qualified candidates.
The expected cut-off marks for this exam are going to be 45% ( as our source says).