Rajasthan Public Service Commission Conducts Over 187 Exams for 47 Lakh Applicants in a Year The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has reported conducting more than 187 exams for over 47 lakh applicants in the past year, according to a statement by its chairman, Uttkal Ranjan Saahu. The announcement was made during a press conference held at the commission’s headquarters in Ajmer on June 18, 2026, a day before Saahu’s tenure ended. The commission’s chairman highlighted the organization’s efforts to enhance administrative efficiency, ensure transparency in the examination process, and implement technological innovations to streamline operations. Saahu stated that the commission had successfully conducted examinations for over 47 lakh applicants, with 187 exams held during the period from June 2025 to June 2026. The exams were organized in accordance with the pre-scheduled calendar, ensuring timely execution. Additionally, the commission sent selection recommendations to relevant departments for 10,000 applicants, providing immediate employment opportunities to youth across the state. The chairman emphasized the commission’s commitment to maintaining the confidentiality and security of examination materials. A seven-tier security framework, including numeric locks and real-time video monitoring of examination halls, was implemented to prevent any form of malpractice. Each candidate’s seat was monitored with real-time data and timestamps, ensuring zero leakage of exam content. The commission also reported a significant increase in the number of interviews conducted during the period. A record 14,885 candidates were interviewed, with an average of 60 interviews per day.#ajmer #rajasthan_public_service_commission #uttar_khand_ranjan_saahu #cbrt #recruitment_notifications
20,373 Candidates Take Technician Exam in Rajasthan The railway recruitment board has resumed its examination process for technician positions after a gap. The exam for technician roles began on Monday, with 65% attendance recorded. A total of 31,108 candidates were called for the test, but only 20,373 appeared. The examination will continue on Tuesday and March 13. The technician exams are being conducted across eight districts in the state, including Ajmer. The schedule for the NTPC Graduate category, which includes 5,810 posts, is set until March 27. Under this category, 345 positions are allocated to Ajmer, covering five different roles such as station master and goods train manager. For the Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP) posts, document verification and medical tests are scheduled for March 13. Candidates have been notified via registered mobile numbers and email about the process. The railway recruitment board has also announced the schedule for the technician exams, which span three sessions. The exams for non-technical posts, including the NTPC Graduate category, will be held in Ajmer and other districts across the state. The recruitment process for technician roles highlights the ongoing efforts to fill critical positions in the railway sector. The high number of applicants underscores the competitive nature of these roles, with candidates vying for limited vacancies. The exams are part of a broader initiative to address staffing shortages and ensure operational efficiency. The railway board has emphasized the importance of adhering to the scheduled dates for exams and document verification. Candidates are advised to stay updated through official channels to avoid any disruptions in the process.#railway_recruitment_board #ajmer #ntpc_graduate #assistant_loco_pilot #railway_sector
