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Rajasthan Staff Selection Board Reschedules Five Recruitment Exams to Nov 2026‑Feb 2027
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 02:45 PM
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The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board has released a revised calendar, moving five major recruitment exams to between November 2026 and February 2027, with the Teaching Associate test slated to begin on 17 November.
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) announced a fresh examination timetable after postponing five key recruitment tests to accommodate the upcoming Panchayati Raj Institution elections in the state. The board issued an official notice outlining the new dates, which now span from November 2026 through February 2027.
Among the rescheduled exams, the Teaching Associate examination is set to commence on 17 November 2026, marking the earliest of the revised dates. The remaining four examinations will be conducted sequentially within the November‑February window, though exact days for each have been detailed in the board's circular.
RSSB has urged aspirants to review the updated schedule on its website and to adjust their preparation plans accordingly. Candidates are reminded that the eligibility criteria and application procedures remain unchanged, but any missed deadlines could affect their chances of appearing for the exams.
The board emphasized that the shift is intended to ensure a smooth conduct of both the elections and the recruitment process, minimizing logistical conflicts and preserving the integrity of the selection system.
Among the rescheduled exams, the Teaching Associate examination is set to commence on 17 November 2026, marking the earliest of the revised dates. The remaining four examinations will be conducted sequentially within the November‑February window, though exact days for each have been detailed in the board's circular.
RSSB has urged aspirants to review the updated schedule on its website and to adjust their preparation plans accordingly. Candidates are reminded that the eligibility criteria and application procedures remain unchanged, but any missed deadlines could affect their chances of appearing for the exams.
The board emphasized that the shift is intended to ensure a smooth conduct of both the elections and the recruitment process, minimizing logistical conflicts and preserving the integrity of the selection system.