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RPSC Deputy Jailor Final Result 2026 Declared
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has declared the final result for the Deputy Jailor (Jail Department) Competitive Examination 2024 on 5 October 2026. The final merit list PDF carries the roll numbers of 70 selected candidates. Candidates can download the PDF from rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in and search their roll number, or check individual marks through the Commission’s result-search portal.
What the Final Result Contains
The final result is the last stage of the Deputy Jailor recruitment cycle. It combines the written examination, the Physical Efficiency Test and the interview scores, and publishes one consolidated merit list. Here is the result at a glance:
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting body | Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) |
| Post name | Deputy Jailor |
| Department | Jail Department, Government of Rajasthan |
| Exam name | Deputy Jailor (Jail Department) Competitive Examination 2024 |
| Total vacancies announced | 73 |
| Candidates finally selected | 70 |
| Result status | Declared — 5 October 2026 |
| Official website | rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in |
Why 70 Were Selected Against 73 Vacancies
This is the first question most candidates ask when they see the merit list, and it deserves a straight answer. The recruitment advertised 73 vacancies — 70 in the Non-TSP category and 3 in the TSP (Tribal Sub-Plan) category. The final merit list names 70 selected candidates: 69 Non-TSP and 1 TSP.
| Category | Vacancies | Candidates Selected |
|---|---|---|
| Non-TSP | 70 | 69 |
| TSP | 3 | 1 |
| Total | 73 | 70 |
So three posts — one Non-TSP and two TSP — have not been filled in this cycle. This happens when no candidate from that category clears the final cut-off for those posts. It does not mean the posts vanish; unfilled TSP and category-wise posts are normally carried over to subsequent recruitment cycles as per government rules. If your roll number is not in the PDF, it is worth remembering that this cycle still left seats on the table — the next Deputy Jailor advertisement could include them.
The Long Road to This Result
Anyone tracking this recruitment knows it has been a slow marathon rather than a sprint. The exam is named for 2024, but the milestones stretched across two years:
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Written examination | 13 July 2025 |
| Interview (personality test) | 16 September to 28 September 2026 |
| Final result declared | 5 October 2026 |
That is more than fourteen months between the written paper and the final list. RPSC aspirants should read this as a lesson in patience: between stages there are answer-key objections, physical tests and document verification, each adding months. If you are preparing for a future RPSC examination, plan your preparation in long cycles and keep alternative options open while the Commission’s process runs its course.
How to Check RPSC Deputy Jailor Result 2026
- Visit the Rajasthan Public Service Commission website at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
- Open the Results section on the homepage.
- Find the link for the Deputy Jailor (Jail Department) Competitive Examination 2024 final result.
- Open the final merit list PDF.
- Use the PDF search option (Ctrl+F) and enter your roll number.
- If your roll number appears in the list, you are selected — download and save the PDF for future reference.
Two Ways to Verify Your Selection
RPSC has given candidates two independent ways to confirm their status, and using both is the smartest approach on result day:
- Merit list PDF: the official selected-candidates list with roll numbers. This is the authoritative document — download it from the Direct Link in the Important Links section below.
- Individual result search: the Commission also runs an individual result-search facility where candidates can look up their result and marks using the details requested on the portal. If the PDF is heavy or slow to load on your phone, the search facility gives you a faster answer.
A word of caution: on result day the RPSC website slows down under traffic. If the merit-list PDF fails to load, wait a while and try the individual result search instead of refreshing endlessly — both carry the same official outcome.
Final Answer Keys for Paper I and Paper II Released
Alongside the result, RPSC has released the final answer keys for Paper I and Paper II of the Deputy Jailor examination on its website. These are the keys used to prepare the final merit, after all objections on the provisional keys were settled. Candidates who appeared in the written examination but did not make the final list can compare their responses with the final key to see exactly where they stood — that honest self-audit is far more useful for the next attempt than guessing at the cut-off.
What Selected Candidates Must Do Next
Finding your roll number in the PDF is only the beginning. The selection becomes an appointment after document verification and medical formalities:
- Keep the merit list PDF safe — you will need your roll number and the list reference through verification.
- Gather your documents now: educational certificates, caste/category certificates (TSP candidates especially), domicile proof, identity proof and the application acknowledgement. RPSC is strict about category certificates being in the prescribed format.
- Watch the RPSC website for the verification schedule — the Commission publishes document-verification and medical-examination notices separately; do not rely on unofficial channels.
- Check your individual marks on the result-search portal and keep a printout; it is your record of the score that earned the selection.
Common Problems on Result Day
- PDF not downloading: the file is hosted on the RPSC server, which is under heavy load right after declaration. Try a desktop browser or a download manager instead of the phone browser.
- Roll number search shows nothing: search the exact roll number as printed on your admit card — extra spaces or a mistyped digit will show “not found” even if you are selected.
- Individual result portal not responding: this facility often lags the PDF by a few hours. If it is down, the merit list PDF is the final word.
- Someone else’s result link: always use the direct official links given below. Forwarded PDFs in WhatsApp groups can be old or edited — verify against rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is the RPSC Deputy Jailor Result 2026 released?
Yes. The Rajasthan Public Service Commission declared the final result on 5 October 2026. The final merit list is available in PDF format on rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
Q. How many candidates have been selected in the RPSC Deputy Jailor final result?
A total of 70 candidates have been selected — 69 from the Non-TSP category and 1 from the TSP category.
Q. How many vacancies were announced for RPSC Deputy Jailor?
The recruitment advertised 73 vacancies: 70 Non-TSP and 3 TSP posts.
Q. How can I check my RPSC Deputy Jailor result?
Download the final merit list PDF from the official website and search your roll number, or use RPSC’s individual result-search facility to check your result and marks.
Q. Are the final answer keys available?
Yes, RPSC has released the final answer keys for Paper I and Paper II on its official website.
Q. What is the official website for the RPSC Deputy Jailor result?
The official website is rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. Always check your result only on the official website.
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