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RPSC RAS Prelims Admit Card 2024: When and where to check hall tickets

RPSC RAS Prelims Admit Card 2024: The candidates can download the RPSC RAS prelims admit card through the website- rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.

Candidates have to enter the registration number, and roll number and then admit card will appear on the screen. (Express photo by Narendra Vaskar - Representative Image)

RPSC RAS Prelims Admit Card 2024: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced the dates the release date of RAS prelims admit cards 2024. The RPSC admit cards will be out on the official website on January 30. The candidates can download the RPSC RAS prelims admit card through the website- rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.

Candidates have to enter the registration number, and roll number and then admit card will appear on the screen.

RPSC RAS Prelims Admit Card 2024: When and Where

The Commission will release the admit cards on January 30 at the SSO portal and rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. The notification did not mention the time as to when the hall tickets will be released.

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The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) is scheduled to conduct the RPSC RAS Prelims Exam 2024 on February 2, from noon to 3:00 pm.

The preliminary examination will feature a single objective-type paper with a maximum of 200 marks. The paper will be set at a Bachelor’s degree level, and the exam duration will be three hours.

The prelims will act as a screening test, and only candidates who qualify will proceed to the main examination. Following the main examination, the commission will conduct an interview or personality test.

According to the official notice, candidates will be permitted to enter the examination centre 60 minutes before the exam begins. It is advised that candidates arrive well in advance to allow sufficient time for identification and security checks.

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