The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has kicked off the recruitment process for 804 Lab Assistant vacancies across multiple government departments in the state. The online application window is now active, and candidates are encouraged to apply through the official RSSB portal at rssb.rajasthan.gov.in before the deadline expires.
The Lab Assistant post is a Group C-level recruitment under the RSSB, targeting candidates who have completed the requisite educational qualifications in science or laboratory-related disciplines. While the detailed eligibility criteria and age relaxation rules remain to be widely disseminated, the board has confirmed that the posts are spread across several departments including health services, educational institutions, and other state-affiliated laboratories.
This recruitment drive comes as part of the Rajasthan government's broader effort to fill grassroots-level technical positions in its public administration machinery. Lab Assistants play a crucial role in supporting diagnostic laboratories, school science labs, and research facilities run by the state government. The hiring is expected to benefit thousands of applicants who have been waiting for government employment opportunities in the technical sector.
Candidates interested in applying must visit the RSSB website and navigate to the recruitment section to access the application form. They will need to provide personal details, educational certificates, and category certificates where applicable. The board has also announced that a call letter for the selection test or interview process will be issued separately after the completion of the application window.
Experts suggest that the sheer number of vacancies — 804 posts — makes this one of the larger technical recruitment drives undertaken by the RSSB in recent years. Aspirants are advised to keep checking the official website for updates regarding exam schedules, cutoff marks, and final merit lists.
The selection process for these posts is expected to include a written examination followed by document verification, though the board may modify the procedure based on its operational requirements.
Job seekers from districts across Rajasthan, including Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, and Ajmer, are among those likely to apply in large numbers. The recruitment represents a significant opportunity for youth holding diplomas or bachelor's degrees in science disciplines such as chemistry, biology, physics, and biotechnology.
