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RPSC Assistant Professor Mock Test 2026

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What is the RPSC Assistant Professor Exam Pattern?

Section 1

Paper I — Subject Concerned

80 Min

Questions

75

Negative Marking

Active (33%)

Section 2

Paper II — Subject Concerned

80 Min

Questions

75

Negative Marking

Active (33%)

Section 3

Paper III — General Studies of Rajasthan

80 Min

Questions

50

Negative Marking

Active (33%)

Important Guideline

Total Duration is 240 Minutes with 200 Questions.* Negative marking rules are strictly applicable. Avoid guessing.

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RPSC Assistant Professor Syllabus & Exam Pattern 2026

What is the RPSC Assistant Professor syllabus for 2026?

The RPSC Assistant Professor syllabus covers 3 subjects: Paper I — Subject Concerned at post-graduate/NET level, Paper II — Subject Concerned at post-graduate/NET level, Paper III — General Studies of Rajasthan (50 marks). The exam has 200 questions across 3 sections in 240 minutes, with negative marking.

RPSC Assistant Professor Exam Pattern 2026

SectionQuestionsDurationNegative Marking
Paper I — Subject Concerned7580 min−0.33 per wrong answer
Paper II — Subject Concerned7580 min−0.33 per wrong answer
Paper III — General Studies of Rajasthan5080 min−0.33 per wrong answer
Total200240 min

Marking scheme: +1 correct · 0.33 wrong · 0 unanswered. Last updated: 2026-06-01.

Subjects in the RPSC Assistant Professor Syllabus

  • Paper I — Subject Concerned at post-graduate/NET level
  • Paper II — Subject Concerned at post-graduate/NET level
  • Paper III — General Studies of Rajasthan (50 marks)

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Is there negative marking in RPSC Assistant Professor?

Yes. RPSC Assistant Professor deducts marks for wrong answers in every section (−0.33 per wrong answer). Unanswered questions carry no penalty, so skip questions you cannot eliminate options for.

Frequently Asked Questions — RPSC Assistant Professor

Three objective papers worth 200 marks total: Paper I and Paper II (75 marks each) test the Subject Concerned, and Paper III (50 marks) tests General Studies of Rajasthan. Each carries 1/3rd negative marking.

Candidates typically need at least 36% in every individual paper and an overall aggregate of 40% to qualify for the interview, with allowances for category-based relaxations.

A Master's degree with at least 55% marks, plus NET (UGC/CSIR) or a valid SLET/SET from Rajasthan — Ph.D. holders under UGC regulations are exempt from NET. Age must be 21-40 years, with relaxations for reserved categories and women.

UGC Pay Level 10, ranging from ₹67,300 to ₹1,95,000 per month. During the 2-year probationer-trainee phase, salary is fixed at approximately ₹39,300 per month.

Candidates who clear all three papers and meet the qualifying criteria are called for an interview worth 24 marks, which decides the final merit along with the written score.

Quick Facts

Exam DateTo be announced
EligibilityA Master’s degree with at least 55% marks, plus NET (UGC/CSIR) or SLET/SET from Rajasthan; Ph.D. holders under UGC norms are exempt from NET. Age 21–40 years, with relaxations for reserved and female candidates.
VacanciesVaries by notification
SelectionWritten Examination (Paper I + II + III) → Interview (24 marks) → Final merit
SalaryUGC Pay Level 10, ₹67,300–₹1,95,000 per month (₹39,300 during the 2-year probation)

Marking Scheme

+1
Correct
0.33
Incorrect
0
Unattempt
* Marks and negative penalties may vary across specific exam sections or tiers.