RPSC Sr. Teacher (Secondary Education) 2024 – Social Science Main Merit List (Result)

Visit the RPSC official website and download the Main Merit List PDF for Social Science. Use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find your roll number or registration number. If your number appears on any of the merit lists, you have qualified. The document lists all successful candidates ranked by total marks across different categories (SA/TSP-ST, NSA/BC, NSA/SC/ST/EWS/GE).

The merit list shows: Serial Number (SNO), Merit Number (MRT_NO), Roll Number (RNO), Category, Name, MPLD status (special categories), and Total Marks. For example, a candidate listed as 'BC,WE' belongs to the Other Backward Class (BC) and is a Woman Exceptionality (WE) candidate. All marks shown are the total main examination marks out of the full paper.

After qualifying the main examination merit list, you will be called for document verification (also called certificate verification). You must bring original documents proving your educational qualifications, caste/category status, age, and other eligibility criteria. After verification, you will proceed to the interview/personality test round. Final selection depends on combined performance in the written examination and interview.

The merit list itself represents all candidates who met the qualifying cut-off for the written examination. RPSC publishes only the merit list of qualified candidates; the specific cut-off marks may be detailed separately on the official website. Typically, a certain number of candidates are called for interview based on the number of advertised vacancies (usually 3–4 times the vacancy number for teaching posts).

If your roll number does not appear on any of the three merit lists (SA/TSP-ST, NSA/BC, NSA/other), you have not qualified the main examination. You may request a photocopy of your evaluated answer sheet from RPSC (if such a facility exists) to review your performance. Consider applying for other ongoing or future RPSC recruitment in education or related fields.

Yes. The PDF contains three separate merit lists: one for SA (Scheduled Area/Tribal Priority) candidates from the ST category, and two NSA (Non-Scheduled Area) lists covering BC, SC, ST, EWS, and General (GE) categories. Candidates are ranked within their respective category merit list. Each list is ranked independently by total marks.

MPLD refers to special categories or status: WE = Woman Exceptionality, LD = Locomotor Disability, BL = Blindness, LV = Low Vision, DV = Deaf & Dumb, EX = Ex-Servicemen. These candidates may receive reservation or weightage benefits as per government rules. These statuses are combined with primary category (e.g., 'BC,WE' means OBC + Woman Exceptionality).

RPSC will publish a separate notification with the document verification schedule, likely within 2–4 weeks of the merit list publication. Check the official RPSC website regularly and watch for SMS/email notifications if you have registered an email or phone number with RPSC. Candidates are required to appear as per their assigned time and date.

The merit list shows your total marks. For a detailed marks breakdown (subject-wise or part-wise), RPSC may provide a scorecard download link on the official portal or during document verification. Check the RPSC announcements page or log into your candidate portal with your registration number and password.

After successful document verification, you will receive a call letter for the interview/personality test round. The interview typically covers subject knowledge (Social Science), teaching aptitude, communication skills, and general awareness. Your final merit and selection depend on combined marks from the written examination and interview, as per weightage decided by RPSC (commonly 70% written + 30% interview or similar ratio).