Rajasthan Staff Selection Board Teaching Associate Direct Recruitment 2026 Admit Card

RSSB Teaching Associate Admit Card 2026: Overview

The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has released the admit card for the Teaching Associate (Assistant Professor/Lecturer) Direct Recruitment 2026 on 12 November 2026. The recruitment is under Advertisement Number 06/2026 for the Rajasthan College Education Society (Raj-CES) and covers 3,540 vacancies on a contractual basis. Paper I will be held on 17 November 2026, and Paper II will be held from 7 to 21 December 2026 as per the subject-wise schedule.

How to Download the RSSB Teaching Associate Admit Card 2026

The admit card is available online only. No hard copy will be posted to candidates. Follow these steps:

• Visit the official website, rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.
• Open the Admit Card section under Candidate Corner.
• Find the Teaching Associate (Raj-CES) Recruitment Examination 2026 link.
• Click the Paper I or Paper II hall ticket link, whichever is available.
• Enter the login details asked on the page, such as your application number.
• Submit, check the hall ticket on screen, then download it and take a clear printout.

Keep your application number handy before you begin. The login page will list any other detail it needs, so enter exactly what it asks for. The direct admit card page is https://rssb.rajasthan.gov.in/admitcards.

Details Printed on the Hall Ticket

Your admit card carries the information the board needs to identify you and place you in the right hall. Expect to see:

• Candidate's name and application number
• Roll number
• Recent photograph and candidate signature
• Paper name (Paper I or Paper II) and the subject for Paper II
• Examination date and shift timing
• Reporting time and exam centre name with full address
• Important instructions for the examination

Fields not listed here, such as a parent's name or category, may or may not appear. Read your own copy fully.

Exam Schedule and Pattern at a Glance

Paper I covers General Studies of Rajasthan on 17 November 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. It has 60 questions for 75 marks in 1 hour. Paper II covers the concerned subject and has 120 questions for 300 marks in 2 hours. Paper II shifts are 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon or 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM, as scheduled. Together, the two papers carry 180 questions and 375 marks in 3 hours.

Some Paper II dates from the schedule: 7 December (Physics, Botany), 9 December (English, Chemistry), 15 December (Zoology, History), 16 December (Law, Geography), 17 December (Political Science), 18 December (Hindi) and 21 December (Sanskrit, ABST). Other subjects fall on 10 and 11 December. Your own admit card confirms your date and shift.

As reported, candidates need at least 36% marks in each paper and 40% overall. Confirm the qualifying criteria and any negative marking rule in the official recruitment notification, as negative marking is not stated in the information we have.

Admit Card Verification Checklist

Check these fields the moment you download the hall ticket, not on the night before the exam:

• Name spelling matches your application and ID proof.
• Photograph is clear and the face is recognisable.
• Signature is visible and legible.
• Application number and roll number are correct.
• Paper, subject and date match what you expected.
• Shift timing and reporting time are clearly printed.
• Exam centre name and address are complete.
• Instructions section is present and readable.

Take a printout that is sharp enough to read every field. Save a PDF copy on your phone as well.

Documents to Carry to the Exam Centre

• Printed admit card for the correct paper
• Original photo ID proof, as listed in the official instructions
• Other documents mentioned in the official examination instructions, if required

Candidates appearing for both papers must carry the hall ticket for each paper separately. If the admit card lists a specific ID type, carry that exact one.

Exam Day Do's and Don'ts

Do

• Carry the printed admit card and original ID.
• Follow every instruction printed on the hall ticket.
• Reach within the reporting time and find your seat calmly.
• Listen to the invigilator before starting the paper.

Don't

• Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches or other electronic devices into the hall unless the instructions say otherwise.
• Do not carry notes, books or loose paper.
• Do not exchange stationery or talk to other candidates.
• Do not tamper with the admit card or attempt to leave early without permission.

The permitted and prohibited items list on your admit card is final. When in doubt, follow it over any general advice.

Reaching the Exam Centre

Visit or locate the centre a day before if you can. Check the route, the road conditions and local transport options. Plan to arrive well ahead of the reporting time printed on your hall ticket, which is earlier than the paper start time. For Paper I, the paper runs from 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon, so your reporting time will fall before that. Gates are usually closed after the reporting time, and the official instructions explain the board's rule on late entry. Do not assume you will be let in once the paper starts. If you reach late, speak calmly to the centre staff, but do not count on an exception.

If Your Photo, Name or Exam Centre Is Wrong

Problems with the hall ticket should be raised right away, since Paper I is only five days after release.

• Unclear photo: Try downloading again in case it is a display issue. If the photo is still unclear, carry two recent passport-size photographs and your original ID, and report it to the board.
• Misspelled name: Compare it with your application form and ID. Note the mismatch and contact the board with scanned copies of your ID and application.
• Wrong exam centre: Do not just show up at a different centre. Contact the board in writing before the exam.

To raise a request, use the helpline number, email or grievance option given on rssb.rajasthan.gov.in or in the notification. Quote your application number, describe the error, and attach supporting documents. The board has not published a fixed correction timeline in the information we have, so check the official site for notices. Keep a copy of your request and carry it along with the admit card on exam day.

If You Forgot Your Registration or Application Number

• Check the SMS or email you received after submitting the application form.
• Look for the application PDF or fee receipt you saved or printed.
• Log in to the candidate portal you used to apply and look at your submitted applications.
• If you still cannot find it, contact the RSSB helpdesk using the details on the official website.

Do not rely on a number from a friend or a third-party site. Use only the number tied to your own application.

If the Admit Card Is Delayed or Not Available

The admit card was released on 12 November 2026. If the link does not open or the login fails, try again after some time, as the site may be busy. Use a different browser or device. Check the official RSSB website under Admit Card and the latest notices section. Be careful of unofficial sites asking for money. You can also follow updates on govtjobsai.com, but always confirm on rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.

Final Tips

Download your admit card early, verify it, and keep several printouts. Read the instructions printed on it, and check the official notification for details not covered here, such as the negative marking rule and the ID types accepted. Prepare for both papers, since Paper I and Paper II both count toward the final result.