RSMSSB, short for Rajasthan Subordinate & Ministerial Services Selection Board, handles recruitment for many lower and mid-level posts in the Rajasthan government. Group D, also known as 4th Grade (Class IV) posts, are among the positions this board fills. These roles are often entry level, but with steady pay, government benefits, and good security — making them popular among many job seekers.
The 2025 recruitment drive is especially important because of its scale: tens of thousands of vacancies, detailed schedules, and tight timelines. So, staying updated is crucial.
Key Details of RSMSSB Group D Recruitment 2025
Here’s what we know so far about the 2025 drive:
| Item | Detail |
| Total Vacancies | ~ 53,749 posts. |
| Non-Scheduled Areas | 48,199 posts |
| Scheduled / TSP Areas | 5,550 posts |
| Registration Period | 21 March 2025 to 19 April 2025 |
| Exam Dates (Written / Offline/CBT/TBT) | 19-21 September 2025 |
| Admit Card Release Date | 12 September 2025 |
Eligibility Criteria
Before you fill out the form, make sure you meet these:
Age Limit: Minimum 18 years, maximum 40 years (as on 1 January 2026).
Educational Qualification: Must have passed 10th grade / Secondary / SSC from a recognized board.
Other Requirements: For reserved categories, valid category proofs; for TSP / Scheduled Area seats, domicile or other zonal requirements. (Details available in official notification)
Application Process
Here’s how to apply:
Registration on Official Portal: Visit the RSMSSB official site at rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in or the recruitment portal.
Fill the Form: Provide name, contact, educational details etc. Double-check data before moving ahead.
Upload Scanned Documents: Photograph, signature, 10th marksheet, category certificate if applicable.
Pay the Fee:
General / OBC / Creamy Layer: ₹600
Other categories (OBC Non-Creamy / SC / ST / EWS / PWD etc.): lower fees ₹400
Submit before deadline (19 April 2025). No late applications.
Correction Window: If any mistakes (name, category, photograph etc.), a correction period might be allowed — check notification.
Exam Pattern, Syllabus & Mode
Understanding what you’ll be tested on is half the battle.
Mode of Exam: Can be CBT (Computer-Based Test), TBT (Tablet-Based Test), or Offline (OMR) depending on location / logistics.
Exam Schedule / Shifts: Over three days—19, 20, 21 September 2025—with two shifts per day (morning and afternoon/evening).
Duration: Typically 2 hours per paper.
Subjects / Sections: Usually includes General Hindi, General English, General Knowledge (which covers geography, history, current affairs etc.), Mathematics, and possibly basic computer knowledge.
Scoring / Marking Scheme: Check for negative marking (if any) and marks per question in notification. Official documents often specify this.
Admit Card / Hall Ticket
This is crucial – no admit card, no exam entry.
Release Date: Admit cards were released on 12 September 2025.
How to Download: From the RSMSSB / recruitment portal using your registration number / application number and date of birth.
What’s on the Admit Card:
Candidate Name & Photograph
Roll / Registration Number
Exam Date, Shift, Time
Exam Centre Address
Instructions for exam day (what to bring, what not to)
Exam Day Guidelines:
Arrive well ahead of reporting time.
Carry a valid Photo ID (Aadhar, Voter ID etc.).
No prohibited items (mobile phones etc.).
Follow instructions of invigilator.
Preparation Tips & Strategy
Want to give yourself the best shot? Here are some suggestions:
Make a Study Plan: Split subjects over weeks, reserve last few weeks for revision and mock tests.
Practice Previous Years’ Papers / Mock Tests: Helps with understanding difficulty levels, time pressure.
Focus on Strong & Weak Areas: Don’t ignore your weak spots. Pull them up.
Stay Updated especially for General Knowledge / Current Affairs: Local Rajasthan news is useful.
Take Care of Yourself: Sleep well, eat well. Exam performance depends also on physical/mental state.
Conclusion
The RSMSSB Group D Online Form 2025 is a big opportunity for many youth in Rajasthan. With 53,749 posts, clear eligibility criteria, and defined exam dates (19-21 September), it’s all lined up. What matters now is that you apply correctly, prepare well, and stay updated (especially with the admit card release and exam shifts). With focus, proper practice, and a smart strategy, you can definitely aim to crack this. Good luck!
