The much-awaited Rajasthan Police Constable recruitment exam officially began on Monday, with thousands of aspirants reporting to examination centres spread across the state. The Rajasthan Subordinate and Minimal Staff Selection Commission (RSMSSB) is conducting the written examination as part of its ongoing recruitment drive to fill thousands of constable vacancies in the state police force.
Candidates were required to report to their allotted centres well before the prescribed time, carrying their admit cards and valid identity proof. The examination was conducted in multiple shifts to accommodate the large number of applicants. Security personnel were deployed at all venues to ensure a fair and transparent testing environment, with strict adherence to COVID-related and other safety protocols.
The Rajasthan Police Constable post is one of the most sought-after government jobs in the state, attracting massive participation from young job seekers across rural and urban areas. The selection process typically includes a written exam, physical efficiency test, and medical examination. Successful candidates are posted as constables in various districts and play a crucial role in maintaining law and order.
Officials from RSMSSB stated that every possible arrangement had been made to prevent malpractice and ensure the smooth conduct of the examination. Surveillance cameras were installed at examination halls, and additional staff was deputed to monitor proceedings. Candidates who could not appear for the scheduled shift were informed about the rescheduling facility, subject to certain conditions.
This recruitment cycle aims to strengthen the state police force, which has been facing shortages in several key positions. The government had earlier announced an increase in the total number of available posts, reflecting its commitment to enhancing internal security across Rajasthan.
