RPSC Assistant Professor (Medical Education) 2024 – Main Merit List – General Surgery (33 Posts)
Published 10 Jul 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the main merit list for the recruitment of 33 Assistant Professor positions in Medical Education, specialising in General Surgery (BS), for the year 2024. This merit list is the final outcome after written examination and interview rounds have been completed. The document contains 36 candidates ranked by merit, with the top 33 positions designated for appointment.
The published list includes essential details for each candidate: merit number, registration number (roll number), category (General, BC, SC, ST, EWS, and other designations), candidate name, and scores. Each candidate's final score comprises written examination marks and interview marks, totalled as the Grand Total. The highest-ranked candidate is Sumit Bishnoi (BC category) with a grand total of 105.68, followed by Yadunath Singh (SC, 99.30) and Hemraj Saini (BC, 96.75).
Candidates who appear in the merit list (positions 1–33) are now eligible to proceed to the next stage, which typically involves document verification and formal appointment procedures as per RPSC regulations and Rajasthan government norms. Candidates must report with original certificates, qualification documents, and identity proof at the venue and date notified by RPSC. Candidates ranked 34 onwards remain on the waiting list and may be considered if vacancies arise or in subsequent recruitment cycles.
Candidates not listed should note that they did not clear the merit threshold in this recruitment. They may apply for other open RPSC recruitment notifications or consult the official RPSC website for alternative opportunities in medical education and other cadres.
Overview
| Total Vacancies | 33 |
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
| Merit List Published | 1 Jan 2024 |
How to Check the Result
- Visit the official RPSC website at https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in
- Navigate to the 'Results' or 'Merit List' section on the homepage
- Locate the link for 'Assistant Professor (Medical Education) 2024 – General Surgery – Main Merit List'
- Click to download the PDF document containing the full merit list
- Use the browser's find function (Ctrl+F) or manually search the PDF to locate your registration/roll number
- Verify your name, category, written marks, interview marks, and final grand total score
- Download and save the PDF or take a screenshot for your records; note the merit rank and any further instructions issued by RPSC
Important Links
- Official ResultClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this merit list contain?▾
The main merit list contains the names, roll numbers, categories, written exam scores, interview scores, and final grand total marks of 36 candidates ranked in order of merit for 33 Assistant Professor (Medical Education) posts in General Surgery. Candidates ranked 1–33 are considered selected for the next stage.
How do I check if my name is on the merit list?▾
Download the PDF from the RPSC official website, then use Ctrl+F (or Command+F on Mac) to search for your registration number or name. Alternatively, manually scan the list. If you find your merit number and name, note your rank and total score.
What happens after my name appears on the merit list?▾
Once you are in the top 33, RPSC will notify you of the document verification date and venue via email, SMS, or official notice. You must submit original certificates (degree, diploma, age proof, category certificate if applicable) and identity proof. After verification, you will proceed to formal appointment and posting.
What if my roll number is not on the merit list?▾
If your roll number does not appear in the merit list or if you are ranked 34 and below, you have not secured a position in this recruitment cycle. You may be considered if vacancies arise in subsequent phases. You can check other ongoing RPSC recruitment notifications or apply when similar posts are advertised.
Can I download a scorecard showing my exam performance?▾
The merit list PDF itself is the official record of your scores. If you need an official scorecard with detailed breakup, check the RPSC website for a dedicated scorecard download link, usually available in the candidate login portal using your registration number.
What is the cut-off score for this recruitment?▾
The cut-off score is effectively the grand total of the 33rd ranked candidate. In this list, the 33rd ranked candidate (Amit Kurra) has a score of 61.06. However, RPSC may publish a formal cut-off notification separately; check the official website for any official cut-off announcement.
Why is there a difference between written marks and interview marks?▾
The written examination tests subject knowledge and suitability for the post; the interview assesses teaching ability, communication, domain expertise, and fit for the role. Both are weighted and added to produce the final grand total. The grand total determines the final merit ranking.
What documents should I carry for document verification?▾
Carry original and photocopy of: degree/diploma certificates, age proof (birth certificate, passport, or Aadhar), category certificate (if SC/ST/BC/EWS), residence proof, and a valid photo ID. RPSC will notify specific document requirements in the verification notice; follow those instructions carefully.
Are candidates ranked 34–36 on a waiting list?▾
Yes, candidates ranked beyond 33 may be considered if the final position count is revised upwards or if a selected candidate withdraws or is found ineligible. RPSC will communicate any such updates. Remain in contact with the official website for notifications.
When will appointment letters be issued?▾
Appointment letters are typically issued after successful document verification, medical examination (if required), and any other final checks. The exact timeline depends on RPSC's administrative schedule; check the official website or your registered email for updates.