RSSB Teaching Associate Exam Dates Out, Paper-I on 17 November

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The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has released the schedule for the Teaching Associate Direct Recruitment Examination 2026, which will fill 3,540 vacancies across 32 subjects. A press release dated 21 October 2026 announced the dates.

RSSB Teaching Associate Exam Dates Out, Paper-I on 17 November

The common Paper-I, on General Studies of Rajasthan, will be held on 17 November 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. Subject-specific Paper-II exams will run from 7 December to 21 December 2026 in two shifts, 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon and 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, each lasting two hours.

The exam may be conducted via CBT, TBT with OMR sheets, or paper-pen OMR mode, as decided by the board. Candidates should check the subject-wise timetable to confirm their date, shift and timing.

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Candidates have about four weeks to prepare for Paper-I after the schedule's release on 21 October 2026, with Paper-II spread over two weeks in December 2026. The two-shift arrangement compresses the exam window, and the exam mode depends on the board's choice between CBT, TBT with OMR, and paper-pen OMR, so candidates must monitor the official notice for each subject's format. The contract-based nature of the posts is confirmed in the schedule. With vacancies at 3,540 and 32 subjects, competition will be broad, and those applying for subjects scheduled on the same date need to verify their individual slots. The next step is for each candidate to download the subject-wise notice from the RSSB website and confirm their specific date, shift and timing.


Source: adda247.com

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