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RPSC SI Recruitment 2025: Interviews to Start Tomorrow for 4,019 Shortlisted Candidates
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 03:15 PM
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The Rajasthan Public Service Commission will commence interviews for the Sub‑Inspector 2025 recruitment tomorrow, with 4,019 candidates cleared for the selection process that will run until 16 October.
Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced that the interview round for the Sub‑Inspector 2025 recruitment will begin tomorrow, marking the next step after the written examination phase. A total of 4,019 candidates have been shortlisted based on their performance in the earlier test.
The interview schedule is set to run across designated centers in the state and will conclude on 16 October. Candidates are expected to appear at the assigned venues as per the official notification, where they will be evaluated on their suitability for police duties.
Successful interviewees will be appointed as Sub‑Inspectors in the Rajasthan Police force, joining a cadre that plays a critical role in law‑enforcement and public safety. RPSC has urged all shortlisted aspirants to regularly check the commission’s website for updates on timings, documents required, and any further instructions.
This recruitment drive is part of the state's effort to strengthen its policing personnel ahead of upcoming administrative and security challenges.
The interview schedule is set to run across designated centers in the state and will conclude on 16 October. Candidates are expected to appear at the assigned venues as per the official notification, where they will be evaluated on their suitability for police duties.
Successful interviewees will be appointed as Sub‑Inspectors in the Rajasthan Police force, joining a cadre that plays a critical role in law‑enforcement and public safety. RPSC has urged all shortlisted aspirants to regularly check the commission’s website for updates on timings, documents required, and any further instructions.
This recruitment drive is part of the state's effort to strengthen its policing personnel ahead of upcoming administrative and security challenges.