RSSB Computer Instructor Question Paper 2026 Out
| Total Vacancies | 3951 |
| Age Limit | As per Rajasthan state government norms for RSSB recruitment. |
Job Description
Overview
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has successfully conducted the Computer Instructor examination for 3951 vacancies across Basic and Senior levels. This post provides the official question paper for the examination held on August 22nd and 23rd, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the test can utilize these papers to assess their performance and understand the difficulty level of the questions asked.
Key Responsibilities
- Reviewing the question paper to identify the distribution of topics across various sections.
- Comparing individual responses with the provided question sets to estimate potential scores.
- Analyzing the difficulty level of the examination to gauge the expected cut-off trends.
- Understanding the weightage of Rajasthan-specific GK versus general subjects.
- Identifying recurring themes or patterns in the objective-type questions for future preparation.
- Evaluating performance against the negative marking criteria of 1/3 per incorrect answer.
Why Apply
Accessing these question papers is essential for candidates to verify their accuracy and prepare for subsequent stages of the selection process. It serves as a vital resource for future aspirants to understand the examination standards set by the RSSB.
Important Dates
- Examination Date: 22nd and 23rd August 2026
Quick Facts
- Total Vacancies: 3951
- Exam Mode: Offline
- Total Questions: 200
- Negative Marking: 1/3 mark
Age Limit (Detail)
Selection Process
Exam Pattern
Application Fee
Vacancy Details
- Basic Computer Instructor: Various
- Senior Computer Instructor: Various
- Total: 3951 Posts
How to Apply
- Navigate to the official RSSB portal or the provided resource page.
- Locate the section dedicated to the Computer Instructor examination 2026.
- Click on the link labeled 'Download PDF' corresponding to the specific shift and date.
- Save the document to your device for offline viewing and analysis.
- Print a copy if necessary for detailed review and cross-checking of answers.
- Keep the downloaded file for future reference during the result declaration phase.