The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has taken another significant step in its long-anticipated Assistant Professor recruitment process by releasing the city slips for the 2026 examination cycle. The announcement marks a major milestone for thousands of aspirants across the state who have been awaiting clarity on where they will be permitted to write their exams.
Under the RPSC Assistant Professor recruitment notification, candidates who successfully qualified the written screening test were required to apply for choice filling of exam cities. Following this process, the commission has now finalised the district-wise allocation of examination centres and made the details available online. Aspirants can access their individual city slips by logging into the official RPSC website at recruitment.rajasthan.gov.in, navigating to the relevant recruitment section, and entering their application number along with date of birth or other required credentials.
The Assistant Professor post is one of the most sought-after teaching positions in Rajasthan, attracting lakhs of candidates each cycle. The recruitment is conducted for universities and colleges across the state under various subjects. The examination, which serves as a qualifying merit list for appointment, is typically conducted in pen-and-paper mode at designated centres spread across multiple districts of Rajasthan.
RPSC officials confirmed that the city slips contain essential details including the candidate's name, application number, allotted exam city and district, exam centre address, and important instructions that candidates must follow on the day of the examination. Candidates are advised to carry a printout of the city slip along with a valid photo identity proof when reporting to the examination venue.
Educational activists and coaching institutes across Rajasthan have welcomed the release of the city slips, noting that it gives candidates adequate time to make travel and accommodation arrangements, particularly for those hailing from remote areas who may need to travel considerable distances to reach their allotted centres. The commission has also urged candidates to verify all details carefully and report any discrepancies at the earliest to the helpdesk provided on the portal.
