RPSC RAS Recruitment 2026- Apply Online for 607 Lucrative State & Subordinate Vacancies (Advt No. 02/2026-27)
Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC)
📍 Rajasthan
Application Started
03 July 2026
Age
18-32 Years
Min Qualification
Graduation
Location
All India
For millions of government job aspirants across India, the announcement of the Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2026 by the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) represents the ultimate gateway to a prestigious career. This enterprise-grade recruitment drive aims to fill a massive pool of administrative, managerial, and investigative roles within the central government’s finest machinery. Securing a spot here means transitioning into a life of long-term career stability, societal respect, and unmatched professional growth. Whether your ambition is to audit massive public funds or investigate financial irregularities, this examination opens the doors to an elite professional trajectory.
Stepping into a Group 'B' or Group 'C' post through this regular selection system offers more than just a predictable routine. It empowers you with the authority to drive real-world execution within central ministries, constitutional bodies, and statutory tribunals. For dynamic individuals coming from tier-2 or tier-3 cities, it serves as an equalizer, matching your meticulous hard work with executive-level opportunities. The 2026 cycle stands out as an incredibly lucrative chance to secure your future while actively serving the nation.
Assistant Audit/Accounts Officer: A basic Bachelor's Degree from a recognized university satisfies the essential criteria. However, possessing a desirable qualification—such as being a Chartered Accountant, Cost & Management Accountant, Company Secretary, or holding a Master's in Commerce/Business Studies/MBA (Finance)—gives you a distinct advantage during allocation. State cadre variations also require proven matriculation-level regional language proficiency.
Junior Statistical Officer (JSO): Requires a Bachelor's Degree in any subject, paired with an absolute minimum of 60% marks in Mathematics at the 12th standard level. Alternatively, you can possess a graduation degree with Statistics listed as an official subject during your university years.
Statistical Investigator Grade-II: Mandates a formal graduation degree explicitly featuring specialization in fields like Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Data Science, or Artificial Intelligence.
All Other General Posts: A clean, verified Bachelor's Degree in any academic line from a recognized university or its structural equivalent. Final year students can apply, provided their final results are officially declared on or before August 01, 2026.
The investment to enter this competitive arena is remarkably minimal, keeping the process accessible to all segments of society.
Candidate Category | Fee Amount |
General (UR), OBC, and EWS Men | ₹100/- (Rupees One Hundred Only) |
All Women Candidates | Exempted (No Fee) |
Scheduled Castes (SC) & Scheduled Tribes (ST) | Exempted (No Fee) |
Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) | Exempted (No Fee) |
Eligible Ex-Servicemen (ESM) | Exempted (No Fee) |
Pro Tip on Corrections: While correcting your form is permitted, the commission levies a uniform fee of ₹200/- for your very first correction submission. If you make a mistake again and submit a second modification, it will cost you ₹500/-. Save your hard-earned money by filling it out slowly and accurately the first time.
Understanding the day-to-day operations of your dream post keeps you deeply motivated through long nights of study. This examination selects candidates for highly specialized roles that keep the nation's financial and administrative systems running smoothly.
As an Assistant Audit Officer within the Indian Audit & Accounts Department (operating under the prestigious Comptroller and Auditor General of India), you are the gatekeeper of public finance. Your day-to-day environment involves a sophisticated mix of desk research and field audits across various government departments. You will scrutinize financial statements, verify regulatory compliance, and compile crucial reports that detect systemic leakages or wasteful expenditures. The real-world impact is profound; your meticulous observations ensure structural transparency and absolute financial accountability in how taxpayers' money is utilized.
Working under the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), an Income Tax Inspector balances high-stakes corporate investigation with routine desk assessments. You will evaluate tax returns, verify asset declarations, and participate in localized search-and-seizure operations against financial defaulters. This position requires an analytical mind capable of tracing complex transaction trails. By ensuring fair revenue collection, your operational outcomes directly build the economic infrastructure of the country.
This career path is tailor-made for individuals who possess strong analytical thinking, a natural comfort with numerical data, and an unyielding sense of civil discipline. If you enjoy solving logical puzzles, analyzing regulatory laws, or managing operational workflows, you will thrive here. It is ideal for students who want a stable, structured career path with clear promotional hierarchies within the central government.
If you are looking for immediate global corporate exposure, flexible remote-work structures, or an environment completely free from bureaucratic protocols, this setup may not align with your expectations. Roles with All India Service Liability demand a willingness to relocate to different geographic zones, which might not suit those who prefer staying strictly within their home region.
SC/ST: 5 structural years of relaxation.
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer): 3 structural years of relaxation.
PwBD (Unreserved): 10 structural years of relaxation.
PwBD (OBC): 13 structural years of relaxation.
PwBD (SC/ST): 15 structural years of relaxation.
The financial compensation structure under the 7th Pay Commission ensures that selected officers enjoy excellent economic stability along with high status.
Pay Level-8 (e.g., Assistant Audit Officer): With a basic salary range of ₹47,600 to ₹1,51,100, your starting gross monthly pay in a tier-1 metropolitan city easily crosses ₹85,000/- once you add the current Dearness Allowance (DA), House Rent Allowance (HRA), and Transport Allowance.
Pay Level-7 (e.g., Income Tax Inspector, ASO): Featuring a base scale of ₹44,900 to ₹1,42,400, this level yields a realistic initial in-hand take-home salary hovering around ₹75,000/- to ₹80,000/- per month.
Core Government Perks: Beyond your monthly pay, you receive comprehensive medical care facilities for your family, robust retirement coverage through the National Pension System (NPS), Leave Travel Concessions (LTC), and access to government quarters or standard housing allowances.
S.No | Post Name | Essential Educational & Technical Qualifications |
1 | Assistant Audit Officer (Central Cadre) | Bachelor’s Degree in any subject. Desirable: CA/CMA/CS/M.Com/MBA(Finance)/Masters in Business Economics. |
2 | Assistant Audit Officer (State Cadre) | Bachelor’s Degree in any subject. Must hold matriculation-level proof of certificate proficiency in the designated regional language of the State. |
3 | Assistant Accounts Officer (State Cadre) | Bachelor’s Degree in any subject. Requires matric-level certificate proficiency in the local language of the allocated State. |
4 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Higher qualifying cutoffs set in Computer Knowledge Test (CKT) & DEST modules. |
5 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
6 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
7 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Subject to high CKT/DEST proficiency metrics. |
8 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Higher qualification evaluation applied to standard CKT/DEST. |
9 | Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
10 | Assistant / Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
11 | Inspector of Income Tax | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Exempted from mental illness disability eligibility allocations by gazette decree. |
12 | Inspector (Central Excise) | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Higher qualification cutoffs set in CKT/DEST. |
13 | Inspector (Preventive Officer) | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Mandates high qualification check in CKT/DEST. |
14 | Inspector (Examiner) | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. High CKT and DEST standards apply. |
15 | Assistant Enforcement Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
16 | Sub Inspector | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Post not structurally eligible for PwBD profiles. |
17 | Inspector Posts | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
18 | Inspector | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Post not structurally eligible for PwBD profiles. |
19 | Assistant / Assistant Section Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
20 | Executive Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Tied to higher qualifying metrics for CKT/DEST. |
21 | Research Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
22 | Divisional Accountant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
23 | Sub Inspector | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Post not structurally eligible for PwBD profiles. |
24 | Sub-Inspector / Junior Intelligence Officer | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
25 | Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) | Bachelor’s Degree in any subject with 60% in Mathematics at 12th standard level OR a Bachelor’s degree with Statistics as a core standard university subject. |
26 | Statistical Investigator Grade-II | Graduation Degree strictly in Statistics, Mathematics, Economics, Demography, Population Studies, Operation Research, IT, Computer Science/Engineering/Applications, Data Science, or AI. |
27 | Office Superintendent | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
28 | Section Head | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
29 | Auditor | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
30 | Auditor | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
31 | Auditor | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
32 | Accountant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
33 | Accountant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
34 | Accountant / Junior Accountant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
35 | Postal Assistant / Sorting Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Subject to high qualification standards in CKT/DEST parameters. |
36 | Senior Secretariat Assistant / Upper Division Clerks | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
37 | Senior Administrative Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
38 | Tax Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Higher qualifying metrics required for DEST. Exempted from mental illness disability quotas; eligible for typing test exemption with proper medical certification. |
39 | Tax Assistant | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Higher qualifying metrics required for DEST. |
40 | Sub-Inspector | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. |
41 | Upper Division Clerk (UDC) / Senior Secretariat Assistant (SSA) | Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline. Strictly open to Male candidates only. |
Your official Matriculation/Secondary School Certificate to serve as definitive proof of your birth date and legal name.
Your official Graduation Degree Certificate alongside comprehensive semester mark sheets matching the cutoff date.
A valid Caste/Category Certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) issued by a competent local authority if you are claiming reservation benefits.
An Income and Asset Certificate specifically validated for the Financial Year 2026-2027 if you are applying under the EWS category.
A formal Disability Certificate in the correct format if you are applying as a PwBD candidate.
A clear Discharge Book and serving certificates if you are an active or retired Ex-Servicemen candidate.
A signed No Objection Certificate (NOC) if you are currently working in a regular government position.
Complete Your New OTR: Click on the Apply Online button. Click on "Login or Register" and complete a fresh One-Time Registration, as older profiles from the previous website are no longer operational.
Fill Personal Information Carefully: Enter your foundational details—like your legal name, parents' names, and matriculation data—exactly as they appear on your 10th-grade certificate. Any spelling mismatch can lead to immediate disqualification later on.
Capture Your Photo Live: The new application module captures your photograph live using your computer's webcam or the official mobile application. Sit in front of a plain, well-lit background, look straight ahead, and ensure you are not wearing a cap, mask, or spectacles.
Upload Your Signature: Upload your scanned signature file in JPEG format, ensuring it stays strictly between 10 to 20 KB with physical dimensions around 6.0 cm in width and 2.0 cm in height.
Select Exam Centers and Post Options: Select three preferred examination cities located inside the same regional jurisdiction boundaries. Indicate clearly whether you are applying for specialized posts like JSO or AAO.
Preview and Pay the Fee: Use the comprehensive preview module to cross-check every information field before final submission. Pay the ₹100/- application fee using secure digital channels like BHIM UPI, Net Banking, or major debit cards if you do not qualify for a fee exemption. Print out the generated application form for your records.
The selection process is entirely objective and computerized, split into two main tiers:
Tier-I (Qualifying Screen): A 60-minute exam split into four core areas: General Intelligence & Reasoning, General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, and English Comprehension. Each section contains 25 questions, creating a 200-mark evaluation phase that requires balancing speed and accuracy due to a 0.50 negative marking penalty for incorrect answers.
Tier-II (The Merit Decider): A grueling, multi-session exam completed on the same day. Paper-I is compulsory for all posts and features Mathematical Abilities, Reasoning, English Language, General Awareness, and a qualifying Computer Knowledge module. Tier-II introduces a strict 1-mark penalty for every wrong answer in Sections I, II, and III. Specialized posts like JSO or AAO require clearing an additional subject paper (Statistics or Finance/Economics).
To dominate the 2026 exam cycle, begin by building a rock-solid foundation in your core concepts. Allocate 60% of your daily study time to Quantitative Aptitude and English Comprehension, as these carry the highest weight in Tier-II. Dedicate the remaining time to practicing logical reasoning puzzles and building a structured notebook for daily current affairs and static general awareness topics. In the final 45 days leading up to the exam, shift your focus entirely to taking full-length online mock tests under strict exam conditions to master your time management.
Q1: Can final year graduation students apply for SSC CGL 2026?
Ans: Yes, final year students can apply, provided they complete their graduation and obtain their official degree or pass results on or before the definitive cutoff date of August 01, 2026.
Q2: Is there a negative marking system in the 2026 exam format?
Ans: Yes. In Tier-I, there is a negative marking penalty of 0.50 marks for every wrong answer. In Tier-II's Paper-I, this penalty increases to 1 mark for each incorrect answer across Sections I, II, and III.
Q3: What happens if my uploaded signature or live photo is blurry?
Ans: Applications with blurred live photographs or unreadable, miniature signature uploads are summarily rejected by the commission’s automated screening filters. However, if you complete the Aadhaar-based authentication process during your OTR registration, your form will not be rejected on these specific photograph standards.
Q4: Can I change my examination center choice after final form submission?
Ans: No. The commission explicitly states that no requests for changing your chosen examination center will be entertained under any circumstances once the form is submitted.
Q5: Is the Data Entry Speed Test (DEST) mandatory for all posts?
Ans: Yes, completing the DEST speed test module is mandatory for all posts and is qualifying in nature. Certain premium positions require higher accuracy standards compared to general roles.
Q6: What is the required typing speed standard for the DEST section?
Ans: You must achieve a typing execution rate of approximately 2000 key depressions within a continuous 15-minute window on the computer terminal provided at the exam center.
Q7: Can I modify my category status from General to OBC during the correction window?
Ans: Yes, you can correct your parameter metrics during the 3-day application correction window, provided you pay the required correction processing fee.
Q8: Are citizens of Nepal or Bhutan eligible to apply for this exam?
Ans: Yes, subjects belonging to Nepal or Bhutan can apply, provided they hold a valid eligibility certificate issued by the Government of India.
Q9: Does the commission maintain a reserve or waiting list for left-over vacancies?
Ans: No. As a matter of strict policy, the commission does not maintain any official waiting or reserve list for multi-factor examinations. Instead, they use a dynamic sliding mechanism for optimal vacancy allocation.
Q10: Are female candidates eligible to apply for posts within the Border Roads Organization (BRO)?
Ans: No. According to the structural guidelines of this notification, only male candidates are eligible to fill vacancies reported by the Border Roads Organization.