RSMSSB LDC Result 2026 Declared: Check Cut-off Marks and Typing Test Details
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The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) has finally ended the candidates' wait by declaring the written exam result for RSMSSB LDC Result 2026 (Clerk Grade-II/Junior Assistant Joint Direct Recruitment-2026) [1]. This exam was conducted on July 05, 2026, in two shifts (Morning and Evening) [1]. Candidates who appeared in this exam can now visit the official website of the Board to check their results and cut-off marks [1, 4].
Based on this written examination, approximately 3 times (03 times) the number of candidates against the vacant posts have been shortlisted for the next stage, i.e., Phase-II (Typing Test) [2]. In this article, we will provide you with all the important details related to the result, such as category-wise cut-offs, deleted questions, the formula for marks calculation, and preparation for the upcoming typing test.
RSMSSB LDC Result 2026: Key Details at a Glance
Under this recruitment released by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board, appointments are to be made to a total of 10,644 posts [1]. The key statistics and dates related to the exam can be viewed in the table below:
| Description | Important Information |
|---|---|
| Name of the Exam | Clerk Grade-II/Junior Assistant Joint Direct Recruitment-2026 [1] |
| Advertisement Number | 04/2026 (Dated 12.01.2026 and Revised Dated 15.01.2026) [1] |
| Total Advertised Posts | 10,644 posts [1] |
| Non-Scheduled Area | 9,642 posts [1] |
| Scheduled Area | 1,002 posts [1] |
| Date of Written Exam | July 05, 2026 (Morning and Evening shifts) [1] |
| Result Declaration Date | September 28, 2026 [1] |
| Shortlisting Criteria | Approximately 3 times the total advertised posts [2] |
| Next Stage (Phase-II) | Computer Typing Test [2, 4] |
| Official Website | rssb.rajasthan.gov.in [4] |
Category-wise Cut-off Marks
The Board has released separate cut-off marks for both the Non-Scheduled Area and the Scheduled Area [2, 3]. Candidates can check the cut-off marks according to their category through the tables given below:
1. Non-Scheduled Area
The cut-off marks for various categories under the Non-Scheduled Area are as follows [2, 3]:
| Category | General (GEN) | Female (FEM) | Widow (WID.) | Divorcee (DIV.) | Ex-Servicemen (EX) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEN | 153.6821 | 148.693 | 82.8132 | 86.8544 | 61.6931 |
| SC | 135.0272 | 124.745 | 77.0265 | 71.8911 | NA |
| ST | 122.9152 | 118.9924 | 72.9996 | 73.8643 | NA |
| GEN-EWS | 143.7019 | 138.2996 | NA | 80.9933 | NA |
| OBC | 149.4976 | 143.2297 | NA | 81.0721 | NA |
| MBC | 142.1894 | 129.4566 | NA | 81.1743 | NA |
| SAH | 73.522 | NA | NA | NA | NA |
Special Category (Horizontal Reservation):
- BLV: 72.3822 [3]
- HI: 79.28 [3]
- LD/CP: 110.4279 [3]
- MIMD: 71.3177 [3]
- SP (Sports Person): 110.7737 [3]
2. Scheduled Area
The category-wise cut-off marks for candidates of the Scheduled Area are as follows [3, 4]:
| Category | General (GEN) | Female (FEM) | Widow (WID.) | Divorcee (DIV.) | Ex-Servicemen (EX) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEN | 137.0084 | 131.3937 | 83.7101 | 71.1465 | NA |
| SC | 123.0917 | 123.0917 | NA | NA | NA |
| ST | 99.8525 | 97.8123 | NA | 71.1465 | NA |
Special Category (Horizontal Reservation):
- BLV: 74.0776 [4]
- HI: NA [4]
- LD/CP: 71.4109 [4]
- MIMD: 104.5336 [4]
- SP: 75.1564 [4]
Details of Deleted Questions
To maintain transparency and fairness in the examination, the Board has deleted some erroneous questions from various sets of both papers (Paper 1 and Paper 2) [2]. Candidates can match the deleted questions according to their set from the list below:
- Set 1 (Series / $): Question number 82 from Paper 1; Question numbers 65, 71, 103, 114, 115, 134 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 2 (Series / ➕): Question number 29 from Paper 1; Question numbers 14, 32, 65, 66, 95, 109 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 3 (Series / ⬛): Question number 01 from Paper 1; Question numbers 14, 42, 50, 53, 149, 150 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 4 (Series / 🔷): Question number 53 from Paper 1; Question numbers 29, 93, 98, 114, 132, 133 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 5 (Series / Ұ): Question number 88 from Paper 1; Question numbers 22, 49, 54, 55, 94, 126 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 6 (Series / 😊): Question number 02 from Paper 1; Question numbers 3, 32, 33, 67, 84, 89 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 7 (Series / 🔑): Question number 139 from Paper 1; Question numbers 2, 25, 26, 45, 56, 64 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 8 (Series / ‰): Question number 93 from Paper 1; Question numbers 3, 8, 21, 22, 73, 144 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 9 (Series / 🌟): Question number 118 from Paper 1; Question numbers 43, 44, 82, 87, 108, 139 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 10 (Series / ⚱️): Question number 77 from Paper 1; Question numbers 21, 32, 37, 71, 72, 116 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 11 (Series / ▲): Question number 140 from Paper 1; Question numbers 2, 3, 27, 33, 123, 128 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
- Set 12 (Series / 🏺): Question number 54 from Paper 1; Question numbers 20, 47, 109, 124, 144, 145 from Paper 2 have been deleted [2].
Important Rules and Instructions Related to Exam Results
The official result notification issued by the Board contains some highly important guidelines that every candidate must keep in mind [4]:
1. Disqualification for Leaving More Than 10% Circles Blank (10% Rule)
According to the strict rules of the Board, candidates who did not darken any option (circle) for more than 10% of the questions in the OMR sheet have been declared disqualified [4]. Under this rule, a total of 1,126 candidates (1,123 in Paper-I and 176 in Paper-II) had to face disqualification from the exam [4].
2. Result Subject to Court Decision
This exam result will be subject to the final decision of SB Civil Writ Petition No. 24709/2025 pending before the Honorable High Court [4].
3. Instructions for Special Roll Numbers
Roll numbers 1553450, 1598611, and 1851386 had applied under the Divorcee and LDCP categories [4]. They have been listed only under the Divorcee category for the typing test (Phase-II), due to which no exemption will be applicable to them in the typing test [4].
Formula for Marks Calculation
The assessment of candidates' marks has been done through a special formula approved by the Board [4]. If you want to calculate your marks, you can use this formula:
$$\text{Total Marks} = \sum \left[ (RQ \times KF) - \left( \frac{\text{Maximum Marks} \times \text{Wrong Questions}}{\text{Total No. of Questions} \times 3} \right) - \left( \frac{\text{Maximum Marks} \times \text{Not Attempted Questions}}{\text{Total No. of Questions} \times 3} \right) \right]$$ [4]
The meaning of the terminology used here is as follows [4]:
- RQ (Right Questions): Number of correct answers given by you [4].
- KF (Key Factor): It is calculated in the following manner:
$$\text{KF} = \frac{\text{Maximum Marks}}{\text{Total No. of Questions}} \times \frac{\text{Total No. of Questions}}{\text{Number of Valid Questions}}$$ [4]
Through this formula, the marks of the deleted questions are adjusted equally among the remaining valid questions.
The Way Forward: How to Prepare for Phase-II (Typing Test)?
For the candidates who have qualified the written exam, the next and most crucial stage is the Phase-II Typing Test [2, 4]. In this stage, both your speed and accuracy will be tested.
Important Suggestion: The date and detailed schedule of the typing test will be released separately by the Board at an appropriate time [4]. Therefore, candidates are advised to start practicing Hindi and English typing on a daily basis from today itself without wasting any time.
Keep these points in mind for a better performance in the typing test:
- Regular Practice: Dedicate at least 2 to 3 hours daily to typing.
- Focus on Accuracy: In the beginning, focus on typing without mistakes (Accuracy) rather than increasing speed. Once accuracy is achieved, speed will improve on its own.
- Selection of Correct Keyboard Layout: Practice only on the keyboard layout prescribed for the Rajasthan LDC exam (such as Devnagari/Kruti Dev or Inscript).
If you want to get the latest updates about the guidelines, keyboard layouts, and exam strategies for the upcoming typing test, keep visiting Patamde Study regularly. Here, we share every minor and major news and precise analysis related to competitive exams first.
Conclusion
With the declaration of the RSMSSB LDC Result 2026, the dream of getting a government job for the selected candidates is now just a step away [1, 2]. Heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates who cleared the written exam from the Patamde Study team! Candidates who could not make it this time need not feel disappointed; identify your shortcomings and start preparing for upcoming exams with renewed enthusiasm.
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