RPSC Sr. Scientific Officer 2024 (Toxicology Division) Merit List Result
Published 4 Jul 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC), Ajmer has released the main merit list for the Sr. Scientific Officer 2024 recruitment under the Toxicology Division. RPSC conducts competitive exams for state civil services and scientific officer positions; this result represents the final merit-ranked list of candidates who have qualified for the post based on their examination performance.
The published merit list contains candidate roll numbers, registration numbers, category information, names, and marks obtained. Qualified candidates appearing on this list have successfully cleared the written examination and are now eligible to proceed to the next stage of the recruitment process.
Candidates whose names appear in the merit list should await further notification from RPSC regarding document verification and interview rounds. During document verification, candidates must present original educational certificates, age proof, caste certificate (if applicable), and other requisite documents to confirm eligibility. Following successful verification, candidates will be called for interview or technical assessment as per the exam's prescribed procedure.
Candidates who do not find their roll number in the merit list have not qualified for this recruitment round. Such candidates may review the answer key and marks (if released) to understand their performance, and are encouraged to prepare for upcoming RPSC recruitment drives for similar or other posts. Regular updates are available on the official RPSC website.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
| Merit List Published | 7 Mar 2026 |
How to Check the Result
- Visit the official RPSC website: https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in/
- Navigate to the 'Result' or 'Merit List' section from the homepage menu.
- Locate the Sr. Scientific Officer 2024 (Toxicology Division) result link or notification dated 03/07/2026.
- Click to open the PDF document containing the main merit list.
- Search for your roll number (RNO) or registration number (MRT_NO) using the browser's search function (Ctrl+F).
- Note down your name, marks, and category as displayed in the list to confirm your qualification status.
- Save or print the merit list PDF for your records and await further instructions from RPSC on document verification.
Important Links
- Official ResultClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if I have qualified for the Sr. Scientific Officer 2024 exam?▾
Visit the official RPSC website and download the merit list PDF for the Sr. Scientific Officer (Toxicology Division) 2024. Use your roll number (RNO) or registration number (MRT_NO) to search the list. If your number appears in the published merit list, you have qualified for the next stage. The list includes your marks and category information.
What does the merit list contain?▾
The merit list displays the serial number, merit list rank (MRT_NO), roll number (RNO), candidate category (GE/SC/ST/OBC/WE), full name, whether the candidate is differently-abled (MPLD), and marks obtained in the examination. This information confirms your performance and eligibility for further rounds.
What happens after the merit list is published?▾
Qualified candidates must await notification from RPSC regarding the next stage, typically document verification followed by interview or technical assessment. You will receive communication regarding the date, venue, and required documents. Keep checking the official RPSC website for updates.
What documents do I need to bring for document verification?▾
You will generally need original and photocopy of your educational certificates (10+2, graduation, postgraduation as applicable), date of birth proof, caste certificate (if claiming SC/ST/OBC status), disability certificate (if applicable), and identity proof. Exact requirements will be specified in the document verification notification from RPSC.
My roll number is not in the merit list. Can I appeal?▾
If your roll number does not appear in the merit list, it means you have not qualified based on the cut-off marks set for this recruitment. You may check the answer key and your marks (if released) to understand your performance. You can apply for other ongoing or future RPSC recruitment drives for similar posts.
Is the merit list final, or can changes be made?▾
The published merit list is typically provisional until the recruitment process is completely concluded. RPSC may make corrections for any clerical or administrative errors if brought to its notice within the specified time. However, the ranking and selection are generally based on examination performance and cannot be altered.
How can I download and save my scorecard?▾
The merit list PDF itself serves as official confirmation of your result. Download the entire merit list from the RPSC website and save it to your device. Some commission portals also allow candidates to download individual scorecards from a login portal if activated; check the RPSC website or notification for such facility.
When will the interview or next round take place?▾
The dates for document verification and interview will be communicated by RPSC in a separate notification after the merit list is finalized. Typically, such notifications are posted on the official website and communicated via email or SMS to registered candidates. Monitor the RPSC website regularly for announcements.
What is the significance of the category (GE, WE, etc.) shown in the merit list?▾
GE refers to General/Unreserved category, WE to Women (who may have reservation or preference under certain schemes), and SC/ST/OBC to reserved categories. These categories are used for final selection to ensure statutory representation. Your category determines the applicable cut-off marks and final selection norms.
Can I get a detailed mark-break of my examination?▾
The merit list shows total marks obtained. For a detailed break-up of marks (written exam, interview, etc.), RPSC typically releases an answer key or detailed result sheet after the exam. You may request this from the official website or contact RPSC directly if the document is not publicly available.