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RPSC Exam Schedule 2026: Complete Timetable and Latest Updates

Super Admin·2026-08-07·7 min read
RPSC Exam Schedule 2026: Complete Timetable and Latest Updates

RPSC Exam Schedule 2026: Complete Details and Upcoming Updates

For lakhs of youth dreaming of securing a government job in Rajasthan, the year 2026 is going to be extremely crucial in terms of examinations. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has accelerated its recruitment processes in accordance with its exam calendar. If you too are preparing for various RPSC exams, it is essential for you to know every minor and major update regarding the RPSC Exam Schedule 2026. The Commission has completely clarified the outline and dates of various examinations to be conducted in the coming months.

Right from the beginning of this year, the Commission has been continuously conducting examinations for various categories of posts. Now, a busy phase of examinations is about to begin from the month of August until the end of the year, i.e., December. In this sequence, the first and most important exam is for the Statistical Officer, which is scheduled to be held in the last week of August. Following this, examinations will be conducted continuously from September to December, requiring candidates to sharpen their preparation even further.


Statistical Officer Exam on August 30: Know All Key Details

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has announced the exam date for the recruitment of a total of 113 posts of Statistical Officer under the Department of Economics and Statistics. This exam will be conducted on August 30, 2026. Notably, this will be the only exam conducted by RPSC in the entire month of August. Only after the successful completion of this exam will the Commission move towards other major exams starting from September.

The post of Statistical Officer is considered highly prestigious in the Planning and Statistics Department of the Government of Rajasthan. For the candidates appearing in this exam, the phase of last-minute preparation and revision has now begun. Since the number of posts in this exam is limited (113 posts), the competition is expected to be quite fierce. Candidates are advised to focus specially on Rajasthan General Knowledge (Rajasthan GK) along with their core subjects.


RPSC Upcoming Exams (Complete Timetable from September to December 2026)

After the Statistical Officer exam concludes in August, RPSC has a long and busy schedule of examinations. From September to December 2026, the Commission will continuously conduct exams to fill thousands of posts in various departments. These include major exams like the Sub Inspector (SI) Re-exam and the RAS Preliminary Exam (RAS Prelims), in which lakhs of candidates will participate.

For the convenience of candidates, we have prepared a detailed table below, providing complete details of the upcoming exams, their number of posts, and the scheduled exam dates:

Exam NameTotal PostsExam Date
Assistant Prosecution Officer (Prelims) Exam (APO Prelims)-2 September 2026
Factory-Boiler, Chemical Inspector13 posts19 September 2026
Sub Inspector Recruitment Re-exam-2021 (Home Department)859 posts20 September 2026
Assistant Director & Senior Scientific Officer (Forensic Science)28 posts13 to 15 October 2026
Scientific Officer (Home Department)3 posts13 to 17 October 2026
Protection Officer (Women & Child Development)12 posts15 November 2026
RAS Preliminary Exam (RAS Prelims)607 posts6 December 2026
Lecturer Special Education (Secondary Education)121 posts8 December 2026
Assistant Prosecution Officer (Mains Exam) (APO Mains)371 posts27 December 2026

It is clear from this table that in the last four months of the year, candidates will have several excellent opportunities to enter government service. Especially, the eyes of candidates across the state are fixed on exams like RAS Prelims (607 posts) and the Sub Inspector Re-exam (859 posts).


Required Resources and Administrative Preparations for Conducting Exams

Conducting examinations on such a large scale is a major administrative challenge for any commission. To make the exams completely transparent, secure, and cheat-free, RPSC has initiated strict security measures and administrative preparations. The Commission has requested a large amount of human resources and technical equipment for the smooth conduct of the examinations.

To conduct these examinations in a secure environment, the following administrative resources will be required:

  • More than 500 Exam Centers: More than 500 secure and well-equipped exam centers will be selected across various districts of the state so that candidates do not face any inconvenience while taking the exams.
  • 1000 Videographers and CCTV Cameras: To maintain strict surveillance at each exam center, more than 1000 CCTV cameras and videographers will be arranged, allowing every activity in the exam hall to be monitored.
  • More than 3000 Teachers and Staff: Over 3000 qualified teachers and staff members will be deployed for invigilation and other administrative duties at the exam centers.
  • More than 3000 Police Personnel: More than 3000 police personnel will be deployed to maintain security inside and outside the exam centers, prevent incidents like paper leaks, and ensure law and order.
  • More than 500 Vehicles and Other Means: More than 500 vehicles will be arranged for the secure transportation of exam materials (such as question papers and OMR sheets) and the movement of flying squads.

Exams Conducted So Far: At a Glance

In December of last year itself, the Commission had released a detailed calendar for recruitment exams of a total of 12,143 posts from January 2026 to November. Working in a time-bound manner according to this calendar, RPSC has successfully conducted several important exams up to July 2026. The successful conduct of these exams has further strengthened the candidates' confidence in the Commission's functioning.

The list of major exams conducted up to July is as follows:

  • Deputy Commandant and Lecturer (Ayush Department) Exam.
  • Junior Chemist and Assistant Electrical Inspector Exam.
  • Assistant Engineer Combined Recruitment (Mains) Exam.
  • Sub Inspector/Platoon Commander and Veterinary Officer Exam.
  • Assistant Agricultural Engineer and Lecturer (Secondary Education Department) Exam.
  • Lecturer Agriculture and Coach (Secondary Education Department) Exam.
  • Senior Teacher Recruitment Exam (Secondary Education).
  • Junior Legal Officer Exam.

Following the smooth conduct of these exams, the Commission's entire focus is now centered on the upcoming exams starting from August.


Patamde Study's Special Strategy for RPSC Exam Preparation

The standard of RPSC exams is quite high, and achieving success in them requires not just hard work, but also a smart and systematic strategy. Keeping this need of the candidates in mind, Patamde Study continuously shares the best study materials and strategies. If you want to secure your seat in the upcoming exams, make sure to adopt the strategy given below:

1. Study the Syllabus Thoroughly

Before starting preparation for any exam, understand its official syllabus thoroughly. Break down each topic of the syllabus into smaller parts and prepare a daily and weekly study plan accordingly.

2. Strengthen Rajasthan General Knowledge (Rajasthan GK)

In almost all RPSC exams, a major portion consists of questions related to the history, geography, art-culture, and administrative system of Rajasthan. Therefore, take the help of standard books and special notes from Patamde Study to prepare for Rajasthan GK.

3. Regular Mock Tests and Previous Years' Question Papers (PYQs)

To evaluate your preparation, taking regular mock tests is extremely essential. Solving Previous Years' Question Papers (PYQs) will give you an accurate idea of the actual exam pattern and difficulty level.

4. Time Management and Consistency

Proper time management in the exam hall determines your success. For this, use a timer while practicing at home. Maintain consistency in your studies and focus solely on revision in the final days instead of reading any new topics.


Conclusion

The upcoming exam schedule of the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) is a golden opportunity for all serious candidates who want to build a career in government service. Starting with the Statistical Officer exam on August 30, this sequence will continue uninterrupted until the end of the year. Time is short and the syllabus is vast, so double the pace of your preparation without any delay. With the right strategy, continuous practice, and a positive attitude, you will surely achieve your goal.

#RPSC Exam Schedule 2026#RPSC Statistical Officer Exam#Rajasthan Govt Jobs#RPSC Upcoming Exams#RAS Prelims 2026
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