Rajasthan State and Subordinate Services Combined Competitive Examination 2024 result was declared on Saturday. After multi-stage selection process, the final merit list has been declared by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission. This year Dinesh Vishnoi topped with a total score of 351.5 marks. Followed by Virendra Charan with a total score of 351 marks, he leads by a margin of 0.5. The narrow margin between the top two candidates shows the cutthroat competition in this examination.

Transparent Evaluation Process and Expanded Opportunities

To maintain transparency, RPSC has declared the detailed marks comprising written and interview scores, on its official website. This was done to ensure candidates can review their performance comprehensively. Earlier on February 17, 2025, RPSC announced that for the 2024 recruitment cycle, the number of vacancies increased from 733 to 1,099. The increase in seats clearly indicates the growing need for administrative requirements in Rajasthan.

Like every year, this year’s recruitment process followed a three-tier system. Starting with the preliminary examination on February 2, 2025, candidates who cleared the prelims appeared in the main examination on June 17 and 18 last year. And, the last stage was the interview round, which took place on April 1 and April 17, 2026. This year, call letters were available on the RPSC website, making the process easier for candidates.

Merit List Highlights Strong Performance Across Categories

The merit list comprised 2,391 candidates placed under different categories. Candidates were categorized as clear selection, conditional selection, and provisional selection, based on eligibility and up-to-date documents. This year candidates performed remarkably well. Apart from the top two, others who performed exceptionally well include Navneet Sharma securing the third position with 342.50 marks, followed by Ravindra Singh with 340.50 marks and Vikash Siyag with 337 marks. Aishwarya Kanwar scored 336 marks, and Dinesh secured 333.50 marks. Other candidates who performed well are Shallu with 332 marks, Bhoopender Singh with 329.50 marks, and Ram Singh Gurjar with 329 marks.