Analyst-Cum-Programmer (Deputy Director) Main List Result – Rajasthan Public Service Commission 2024
Published 22 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced the main merit list for the Analyst-Cum-Programmer / Deputy Director examination 2024, conducted for the Information Technology and Communication Department. This result document, issued on 22 June 2026, follows eligibility verification and document authentication of candidates who appeared on the provisional list released on 11 November 2025.
The main list contains 45 successful candidates, each identified by roll number and merit rank. The published PDF includes a detailed cut-off marks table across all reserved categories: General (Unreserved), General with Orthopedic Disability, Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, Other Backward Class (OBC), and Economically Weaker Section (EWS). Horizontal reservations for persons with physical disabilities (PH)—including Blind/Low Vision and Deaf-and-Hard-of-Hearing—are also listed with their respective cut-off scores and date-of-birth thresholds. Where a category had no qualified candidates above the minimum marks, it is marked "N.A." (Not Available).
Candidates whose roll numbers appear on this main list have successfully cleared the written examination, eligibility screening, and document verification. The next stage typically involves personality/interview testing conducted by the commission. Candidates must report on the date and time specified in their interview call letter with original documents and required certificates.
Candidates not selected in this main list may consult the waiting list (if published separately) or may apply for other ongoing RPSC recruitment notifications. It is advisable to keep the roll number and merit rank for reference during all further communication with the commission. The official PDF on the RPSC website remains the authoritative source for the complete list and exact cut-off marks.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
| Result announced | 22 Jun 2026 |
| Provisional list issued | 11 Nov 2025 |
How to Check the Result
- Visit the official RPSC website (rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in) and navigate to the 'Results' section.
- Locate the result PDF for 'Analyst-Cum-Programmer (Deputy Director) Main List 2024' issued on 22 June 2026.
- Download and open the PDF document to access the full merit list and cut-off marks table.
- Use Ctrl+F (or the search function) to find your roll number in the candidate list.
- Note your roll number and merit rank for reference and all future correspondence.
- Check the cut-off marks table to verify that your category's threshold matches official announcements.
- Save and print the PDF as proof; keep your roll number and call letter (when issued) for interview reporting.
Important Links
- Official ResultClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if my roll number is on the Analyst-Cum-Programmer main list?▾
Download the result PDF from the RPSC website (rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in). Use the search function (Ctrl+F) to find your roll number in the list of 45 selected candidates. The document also includes your merit rank against your roll number.
What is included in this result document?▾
The PDF contains three sections: (1) the main merit list of 45 selected candidates with their roll numbers and merit ranks; (2) cut-off marks for each reserved category (General, SC, ST, OBC, EWS, etc.) along with the date-of-birth threshold for each; and (3) horizontal reservation cut-offs for candidates with physical disabilities.
What happens after my name appears on the main list?▾
Candidates on the main list have cleared the written examination and document verification. The next stage is the personality test (interview) conducted by RPSC. Candidates will receive an official call letter with the date, time, and venue. You must report with original certificates, identity proof, and documents as specified in the call letter.
What are cut-off marks and why do they differ by category?▾
Cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying scores in the written examination for a category. They differ because Indian civil service recruitment follows reserved category provisions under the Constitution; separate cut-offs ensure fair representation across SC, ST, OBC, and EWS categories while maintaining merit-based selection within each group.
My roll number is not on the main list. What should I do?▾
If your roll number does not appear on the main list, check if you qualified for the provisional/waiting list (if published separately by RPSC). If you did not clear the written examination cut-off for your category, you may apply for other ongoing RPSC recruitment notifications as they are advertised.
What does 'N.A.' in the cut-off table mean?▾
'N.A.' (Not Available) means that no candidates from that particular category met the minimum qualifying marks or the backlog post rules during this recruitment cycle. It does not affect your eligibility for future exams or other positions.
Why is the date-of-birth listed against each cut-off mark?▾
The date-of-birth indicates the age of the candidate who secured the cut-off score in that category. It serves as a reference point and may help candidates understand the competition level; it is not a barrier for those who qualified above the cut-off.
Is there a waiting list for Analyst-Cum-Programmer 2024?▾
The main list result PDF does not mention a waiting list. RPSC typically publishes waiting lists separately if candidates drop out or if additional positions become available. Monitor the RPSC website for any subsequent notifications.
How can I download and save the merit list PDF?▾
Visit rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in, go to the Results section, find the 'Analyst-Cum-Programmer Main List 2024' PDF link, and click to open it in your browser. Use the browser's download or print-to-PDF option to save it locally on your device for future reference.
When will interview dates and call letters be announced?▾
The result PDF does not specify interview dates. RPSC typically issues call letters on its official website and via the candidate portal. Check your registered email and phone number regularly, and log into the RPSC portal using your roll number to download your interview call letter when it is published.