Assistant Professor (Medical Education) General Surgery 2024 — Reserve List Result (RPSC)
Published 17 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the reserve list result for the 2024 recruitment of Assistant Professor (Broad Speciality) in General Surgery under the Department of Medical Education. This result follows the objective-type written examination (held and result announced on 8 June 2026) and the subsequent round of interviews (conducted from 29 June to 3 July 2026). The reserve list contains 18 total candidates who have been declared successful and are eligible for appointment consideration by the department as vacancies arise.
The published result includes roll numbers, merit ranks, and cut-off marks organised by reserved category (General/UR, SC, ST, OBC, MBC, and EWS). Cut-off scores vary by category; for example, the General (UR) category shows a cut-off of 75.57 marks, while SC General stands at 54.52 marks. Within each category, candidates are further segmented by whether they fall under general merit, women (WE), or other horizontal reservations. Some candidates carry a provisional (P) designation, meaning their appointment remains pending final verification or clearance of pending legal matters.
Qualified candidates on the reserve list should await formal communication from the Department of Medical Education regarding document verification and the appointment process. As this is a reserve list, candidates will be considered for appointment only when the main merit list has been exhausted and vacancies remain. Non-qualifying candidates may explore other ongoing recruitment notifications from RPSC or other health department channels. A note appended to the result indicates that two candidates (roll numbers 1594272 and 1594273) have had their result sealed pending court orders, and hence their outcomes are withheld.
Candidates are advised to download and retain a copy of this result notification from the official RPSC website for future correspondence and verification purposes.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Important Dates
| Written exam result announced | 6 Aug 2026 |
| Interview conducted | 29 Jun 2026 |
| Interview end date | 7 Mar 2026 |
| Reserve list result published | 7 Jun 2026 |
How to Check the Result
- Visit the official RPSC website: https://rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in
- Navigate to the Results or Announcements section on the homepage.
- Locate the notification for 'Assistant Professor (Medical Education) – General Surgery 2024 Reserve List' or search by exam code/recruitment year.
- Click on the link to download the PDF file containing the reserve list, cut-off marks, and roll numbers.
- Use Ctrl+F (or Command+F on Mac) to search for your roll number within the PDF document.
- Verify your name, category, merit rank, and cut-off marks against the published list.
- Download and save the PDF file to your device for future correspondence, document verification, and official record-keeping.
Important Links
- Official ResultClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this reserve list result contain?▾
The reserve list published by RPSC contains 18 candidates who have qualified for the Assistant Professor (General Surgery) post. It lists their roll numbers, merit ranks (R-1 to R-18), cut-off marks by category (General/UR, SC, ST, OBC, MBC, EWS), date of birth, and special remarks. Some candidates are marked provisional (P), indicating pending legal or verification clearances.
How do I check if my roll number is on the reserve list?▾
Download the PDF from the RPSC website link provided in the notification (dated 6 July 2026). Open the document and use the search function (Ctrl+F or Command+F) to look for your roll number. The list shows both merit ranks and category-wise cut-offs for easy cross-verification.
What happens after I am declared on the reserve list?▾
Reserve list candidates are eligible for appointment once all candidates from the main merit list have been appointed and vacancies remain. You will be contacted by the Department of Medical Education for document verification, medical examination, and final appointment. Keep your contact details and documents ready and monitor official notifications regularly.
What do the cut-off marks mean, and why are they different for each category?▾
Cut-off marks are the minimum score required to qualify in each category (SC, ST, OBC, etc.) as per constitutional reservation norms. Different categories have different cut-offs because they are evaluated against a certain percentage of vacancies reserved for them. For example, General (UR) cut-off is 75.57, while SC General is 54.52, reflecting the reservation criteria.
What does the 'P' mark next to some roll numbers mean?▾
The 'P' mark denotes provisional selection. Candidates with this mark have qualified but their final appointment is pending resolution of legal matters, pending court orders, or additional verification. These candidates may face delays in appointment until such issues are cleared by the competent authority.
What if my roll number does not appear on the reserve list?▾
If your roll number is not on the reserve list, it means you did not qualify in either the main merit list or the reserve list based on the cut-off marks for your category. You may check if you appeared on the main merit list (published earlier on 8 June 2026). If you did not qualify in this recruitment, you can apply for other ongoing RPSC or health department recruitment drives.
Can I obtain my scorecard or detailed marks after the result announcement?▾
The result document published contains cut-off marks by category. For a detailed scorecard with your individual marks, you may need to visit the RPSC office or check the official portal after logging in with your credentials. Some commissions provide downloadable scorecards; check the RPSC website for the scorecard download link.
Why are two candidates' results (1594272 and 1594273) sealed?▾
According to the result notification, the Rajasthan High Court has pending petitions (writ applications) relating to these two candidates. As a result, their outcome has been sealed and withheld pending court judgment. They will be informed of the final decision once the court orders are passed.
When will I be called for document verification if I am on the reserve list?▾
The timing depends on the number of vacancies available and the appointment status of main merit list candidates. The Department of Medical Education will issue a separate notice with dates for document verification. Monitor the RPSC and Medical Education Department websites for official announcements on document verification schedules.
Does being on the reserve list guarantee an appointment?▾
Being on the reserve list does not guarantee appointment; it makes you eligible for consideration when vacancies arise after main merit list appointments are exhausted. Appointment depends on vacancy availability, final document verification, medical fitness, and any other eligibility criteria stipulated by the department. Maintain contact and documentation readiness until formally appointed.