RSSB LDC Result 2026 Out: 10,644 Posts, Cut-Off & Typing Test

RSSB LDC Result 2026 — Full and Simple Guide

What Happened — In Simple Words

The result has come out as a PDF listing the roll numbers of all shortlisted candidates. RSSB will also release an individual scorecard a little later, which is separate from this roll-number list. If your roll number is in the published list, you have cleared the written exam and are shortlisted for the next stage — the Typing/Skill Test, followed by Document Verification.

Important Dates

• CBT Written Exam: 5 July 2026
• Result (Merit List PDF) Declared: 28 September 2026
• Individual Scorecard Release: A few days after the result — check the portal regularly
• Typing/Skill Test: To be announced
• Document Verification: After Typing/Skill Test

How to Download the RSSB LDC Result 2026 (Merit List)

• Go to the official website: rssb.rajasthan.gov.in
• Click on the “Results” or “News & Announcements” tab on the homepage
• Select the link named RSSB LDC Result PDF Download Link
• Open the PDF file and search for your Roll Number using Ctrl + F
• Download the file to your device and take a printout for your records

Direct Link: Click Here to Check the RSSB LDC Result/Merit List

How to Download Your Individual Scorecard

To see your own marks in detail, you need to log in with your SSO ID — this is different from the simple roll-number PDF search above, which needs no login at all.

• Visit the Rajasthan State Recruitment Portal: recruitment.rajasthan.gov.in
• Log in using your SSO ID and password
• Open the “Get Result” or “My Recruitment – Scorecard” section
• Select “LDC Exam 2026” or “Clerk Grade-II 2026”
• Your detailed scorecard — with marks, normalised score, and qualifying status — will appear on screen
• Download the scorecard PDF and keep a copy for future reference

Direct Link: Click Here for the Scorecard Login Page

What Is Written in the Result

• Full Name of the Candidate
• Roll No. & Registration ID/Application Number
• Applied Post Name & Advertisement Number
• Category (UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, PwD)
• Marks Obtained
• Qualifying Status (Qualified / Shortlisted for Typing-Skill Test)
• Post-wise & Category-wise Cut-off Marks

What Were the Qualifying Standards?

• Sectional Performance: Candidates needed pass marks in both Paper I and Paper II individually, where applicable
• General Knowledge & Aptitude: Language, aptitude, and computer knowledge sections each had their own minimum qualifying marks
• Negative Marking: A negative marking scheme applied for wrong answers in the written exam
• Category Relaxations: SC, ST, OBC, and PwBD candidates got pass-mark relaxations

Cut-Off Marks — Non-Scheduled Area

These are the official cut-off marks for different categories and sub-categories in the Non-Scheduled Area:

Horizontal Reservation Cut-Offs (Non-Scheduled Area)

• Blind/Low Vision (BLV): 72.38
• Hearing Impaired (HI): 79.28
• Locomotor Disability/Cerebral Palsy (LD/CP): 110.43
• Mental Illness/Multiple Disability (MI/MD): 71.32
• Sports Person (SP): 110.77

Cut-Off Marks — Scheduled Area

The Scheduled Area (tribal belt districts of Rajasthan) has its own, separate cut-off marks:

Horizontal Reservation Cut-Offs (Scheduled Area)

• Blind/Low Vision (BLV): 74.08
• Hearing Impaired (HI): NA (not applicable this cycle)
• Locomotor Disability/Cerebral Palsy (LD/CP): 71.41
• Mental Illness/Multiple Disability (MI/MD): 104.53
• Sports Person (SP): 75.16

Please note: “NA” in these tables means that particular sub-category combination had no eligible candidate/cut-off recorded this cycle, as per the official notice. Always cross-check your exact category combination against the official cut-off PDF.

What Happens Next — Typing/Skill Test & Document Verification

Candidates who cleared the cut-off will be called for the Typing/Skill Test, followed by Document Verification (DV). For DV, you will need to carry original documents plus photocopies, including:

• Identity Proof: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, or Passport
• Educational Documents: Class 10th and 12th marksheets, Graduation Degree certificate and transcripts
• Category Certificates: Valid caste/category certificate issued by an authorised official, where claimed
• Exam Records: Application form, Main Exam admit card, and a saved copy of your RSSB LDC Result 2026 page

How Ties Are Resolved

If two candidates score exactly equal marks, RSSB uses tie-breaking rules such as age (older candidates generally preferred), seniority, or a higher score in the domain/subject paper, to decide the final rank between them.

What Should Qualified Candidates Do Now?

• Save and print the merit list page showing your roll number today, so you always have your own record
• Download your detailed scorecard once it’s released, by logging into your SSO account, so you know your exact marks and how close you were to the cut-off
• Start practising your typing speed now, whether in Hindi or English as required for LDC/Junior Assistant posts, since the Typing/Skill Test could be scheduled on short notice
• Organise your original documents today: Aadhaar/PAN/Voter ID, 10th and 12th marksheets, graduation degree and transcripts, category certificate (if claimed), your application form, and your admit card — gather these in one place before Document Verification is announced
• Don’t lose your SSO login details: you will need them repeatedly across this recruitment’s later stages, not just for this scorecard
• Keep checking rssb.rajasthan.gov.in regularly, since the Typing/Skill Test date has not been announced yet

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