RSSB LDC Result 2026 Released 28 Sept – Check Cut Off & Merit List PDF

Notice information

• RSSB LDC Result 2026 – The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) is all set to declare the written exam result for Lower Division Clerk (LDC) – also known as Clerk Grade-II – and Junior Assistant recruitment on 28 September 2026. The board conducted the offline OMR-based exam on 5 July 2026 for a total of 10,644 vacancies under Advertisement No. 04/2026. Once published, candidates can download the Merit List PDF and check category-wise cut-off marks on the official portal at rssb.rajasthan.gov.in Result 2026. The merit list will contain roll numbers of shortlisted candidates for the next stage – the Typing/Skill Test. Stay connected for direct download links and all post-result procedures.

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Result Overview Table

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How to Check RSSB LDC Result 2026

• Follow these simple steps to view and download your result:
• Visit the official website: rssb.rajasthan.gov.in
• On the homepage, go to the “Results” or “Notice Board” section.
• Click on the link titled “RSSB LDC Clerk Grade-II/Junior Assistant Result 2026”.
• The result PDF will open in a new tab. Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) and enter your Roll Number to locate your name.
• Take a screenshot or download the PDF for future reference. No individual notifications will be sent.

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Cut Off Marks (Expected & Official)

• RSSB will release the category-wise cut-off scores along with the result on 28 September 2026. Based on previous trends, the cut-off marks for LDC/Junior Assistant are expected to vary as follows:
• Note: The above figures are indicative. Official cut-off will be published in the result notice.

Selection / Merit List Details

• The merit list will be prepared strictly on the basis of marks obtained by candidates in the written examination (200 marks objective type). In case of a tie, the board will follow its prescribed tie-breaking policy (usually older age or higher marks in a specific section). Only candidates who meet the minimum qualifying marks in the written exam will be shortlisted for the next round – the Typing/Skill Test. Final selection will be determined after the typing test and document verification.