Sr. Teacher (Secondary Education) Hindi Exam 2024 — Main List Result and Cut-off Marks, Rajasthan Public Service Commission
Published 17 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has published the main merit list and cut-off marks for the Senior Teacher (Hindi), Secondary Education Competitive Exam 2024. This result follows the completion of eligibility verification and document authentication by the department, conducted after an initial provisional list was issued on 2 February 2026.
The published result includes 15 selected candidates from the Scheduled Area category and 282 candidates from the Non-Scheduled Area category. Each candidate is listed by their roll number and assigned merit rank (M-1, M-2, etc.). The document also specifies cut-off marks (minimum qualifying scores) for each category — General (UR), Scheduled Caste (S.C.), Scheduled Tribe (S.T.), Other Backward Class (O.B.C.), Most Backward Class (M.B.C.), and Economically Weaker Section (E.W.S.) — along with horizontal reservations for ex-servicemen and persons with disabilities across both scheduled and non-scheduled areas.
Candidates whose roll numbers appear on this main list have passed the written examination and cleared document verification. The next stage typically involves document verification (if not yet completed) and interview/personality test before final selection. Candidates should monitor the RPSC website for notifications regarding interview dates, venue details, and reporting instructions.
Candidates who do not find their roll number on this main list are not selected at this stage. They may explore other ongoing or upcoming RPSC recruitment notifications or consider reapplying when the exam is conducted again.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Vacancy Details & Eligibility
| Post Name | Vacancies | Qualification | Pay Scale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Teacher (Hindi) – Secondary Education Department – Scheduled Area | 15 | Bachelor's degree with Teacher Training (B.Ed.) | — |
| Senior Teacher (Hindi) – Secondary Education Department – Non-Scheduled Area | 282 | Bachelor's degree with Teacher Training (B.Ed.) | — |
Important Dates
| Result announcement date | 6 Dec 2026 |
Selection Process
- Written Examination (Main/Objective + Subjective)
- Merit-based Selection
- Document Verification
- Final Appointment
How to Check the Result
- Visit the official RPSC website at https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in
- Navigate to the Results or News section and locate the link for 'Sr. Teacher (Hindi) Exam 2024 — Main List Result'
- Download the official PDF document (Result Preamble and Cutoff Marks for Sr. Teacher (Sec. Edu.) Comp. Exam 2024)
- Open the PDF and carefully search for your roll number in the listed candidates (Scheduled Area or Non-Scheduled Area category as applicable)
- Note your roll number, merit rank, and category from the document
- Save a copy of the PDF and take a screenshot or printout for your records
- Check the RPSC website regularly for the next notification regarding interview dates, document submission, and final selection process
Important Links
- Official Result PDFClick Here →
- RPSC Official WebsiteClick Here →
- Official ResultClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check if my roll number appears on the main merit list?▾
Download the official result PDF from the RPSC website. The document lists candidates in two sections: Scheduled Area (15 candidates) and Non-Scheduled Area (282 candidates). Search the lists by pressing Ctrl+F (on Windows) or Cmd+F (on Mac) and enter your roll number to find it quickly.
What does the merit rank (M-1, M-2, etc.) indicate?▾
The merit rank shows your position in the selection order within your category (General, S.C., S.T., O.B.C., M.B.C., or E.W.S.). M-1 is the top-ranked candidate in that category, M-2 is second, and so on. This ranking determines the order of final appointment after interview and all verification steps are complete.
What are cut-off marks and why are they different by category?▾
Cut-off marks are the minimum qualifying scores required to be selected in the main list. They vary by category because of constitutional provisions for reserved categories (S.C., S.T., O.B.C., M.B.C., E.W.S.) and different area classifications (Scheduled vs. Non-Scheduled Area). The document shows separate cut-offs for General candidates and reserved category candidates.
I don't see my roll number on the main list. What should I do?▾
If your roll number is not listed, you have not been selected at this stage, typically because your score fell below the cut-off mark for your category or there were insufficient vacancies. You can check the RPSC website for other ongoing recruitment notifications or wait for the next notification cycle for this or similar posts.
What is the next step after my name appears on the main merit list?▾
After appearing on the main list, candidates typically undergo document verification (if not already completed) and then participate in an interview or personality test round. The RPSC will announce the interview schedule separately on its official website. Candidates must stay alert for notifications regarding date, time, venue, and required documents for the interview.
Is the main list final, or can it change?▾
The main list is published after document verification is complete. However, in rare cases, candidates may be removed if documents are found to be fraudulent or if they fail to meet eligibility criteria during the interview stage. The list is subject to any legal challenges or court orders. Follow all official communications from RPSC for any updates.
Where can I download my scorecard or detailed result?▾
The official result PDF from the RPSC website contains roll numbers and merit ranks. For detailed scorecards (showing marks in each section), candidates should check the RPSC portal or wait for an official notification directing you to download individual scorecards. Contact RPSC directly if the scorecard is not available online.
What do the remarks like 'GEN. WE' and 'DV Against WD' mean?▾
'GEN. WE' typically refers to General or a General Waiting List. 'DV Against WD' means Document Verified Against Widows/Disabled or similar reserved subcategories. 'N.A.' means 'Not Applicable,' indicating no candidate was selected in that specific category or subcategory, usually due to lack of vacancies or eligible candidates.