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RPSC Sub‑Inspector Re‑exam Scheduled for Sep 20 with 2.18 Lakh Candidates at 666 Centres
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 15 Sep 2026, 10:00 PM
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The Rajasthan Public Service Commission will hold a joint Sub‑Inspector and Platoon Commander re‑exam on 20 September 2021, with 2,18,131 candidates slated to appear at 666 centres across 11 districts.
Rajasthan's Public Service Commission (RPSC) announced that the joint Sub‑Inspector and Platoon Commander re‑examination for 2021 will be conducted on 20 September. The examination, designed to fill vacant posts in the state police, will see a record participation of 2,18,131 candidates.
The commission has set up 666 examination centres spread across 11 districts of Rajasthan to accommodate the large number of aspirants. Each centre is equipped with the necessary infrastructure to ensure a smooth conduct of the written test.
Candidates have been instructed to report to their allotted centres on the scheduled date with the required identity documents and admit cards. The RPSC has emphasized strict adherence to examination protocols to maintain fairness and transparency.
Results of the re‑exam will be declared in due course, after which successful candidates will proceed to the next stages of training and appointment.
The re‑examination follows a previous schedule that was postponed, and the current date aims to streamline the recruitment process for the state's law‑enforcement agencies.
The commission has set up 666 examination centres spread across 11 districts of Rajasthan to accommodate the large number of aspirants. Each centre is equipped with the necessary infrastructure to ensure a smooth conduct of the written test.
Candidates have been instructed to report to their allotted centres on the scheduled date with the required identity documents and admit cards. The RPSC has emphasized strict adherence to examination protocols to maintain fairness and transparency.
Results of the re‑exam will be declared in due course, after which successful candidates will proceed to the next stages of training and appointment.
The re‑examination follows a previous schedule that was postponed, and the current date aims to streamline the recruitment process for the state's law‑enforcement agencies.