Rajasthan LDC scorecard released on recruitment portal

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The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has released the scorecard for the Lower Division Clerk, Clerk Grade-II and Junior Assistant recruitment examination. Candidates who appeared for the test held on 7 September can now view their marks and shortlisting status on the Rajasthan State Recruitment Portal at recruitment.rajasthan.gov.in by entering their SSO ID and password.

Rajasthan LDC scorecard released on recruitment portal

The recruitment drive covers 10,644 positions across these clerical roles. Candidates who have met the qualifying cutoff marks will proceed to the next stage, which is a typing and computer efficiency test. Those shortlisted have been advised to keep their photo ID, category documents and educational certificates ready for later document verification.

To check their individual grades, candidates need to visit the official portal, go to the Get Result section, select their exam type, enter their application number and date of birth, fill in the CAPTCHA code, and complete a two-step verification through an OTP sent to their registered mobile number or email.

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With 10,644 posts at stake, the release of the scorecard shifts the recruitment process from written results to the next filter: a typing and computer efficiency test. Candidates who have been shortlisted still face document verification, so errors in paperwork or a failure to clear the skill test could undo a place achieved on paper. The portal's two-step authentication adds a procedural hurdle, anyone who cannot access their registered mobile or email may struggle to see their result. No date has been set for the skill test or the final merit list, leaving thousands waiting.


Source: business-standard.com

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