PFRDA Assistant Manager result 2025 likely by September-end, check details here

PFRDA Assistant Manager result 2025

PFRDA Assistant Manager result 2025 likely by September-end, check details here – The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has continued its phased declaration of results for the highly anticipated School Lecturer (School Education) Competitive Examination 2024, bringing both relief and profound shock to thousands of aspirants. The latest in this series is the release of the provisional results for the Political Science subject, which has become a major point of discussion due to an unprecedented outcome where the vast majority of posts have remained vacant.

The RPSC School Lecturer exam is one of the most prestigious recruitment drives for teaching positions in Rajasthan, attracting a massive number of candidates who aspire to secure a stable and respected career in the state’s education department. The examination, held earlier this year for a total of 2,202 vacancies across various subjects, is the gateway to becoming a first-grade teacher in government schools.

As the RPSC releases the provisional merit lists subject by subject, candidates can now check their status, analyze the cut-off marks, and, for those shortlisted, prepare for the crucial next step: document verification.

A Closer Look at the Political Science Result: The 40% Rule and Its Unprecedented Impact

The most startling development in this result cycle has been the outcome for the Political Science paper. The official result preamble, released on September 23, 2025, revealed a shocking statistic: against a total of 225 advertised posts for School Lecturer (Political Science), the RPSC has found only 6 candidates eligible to be included in the provisional list.

This means a staggering 219 posts, or over 97% of the advertised vacancies for the subject, have remained unfilled. This is not due to a lack of applicants but is a direct consequence of the RPSC’s strict enforcement of its minimum qualifying marks criteria. To ensure a minimum standard of quality among recruits, the RPSC mandates that candidates must score at least 40% in each paper (with a 5% relaxation for reserved categories) to be considered for the merit list.

The inability of the vast majority of candidates to clear this 40% threshold in the Political Science exam points towards a combination of two factors: a significantly high difficulty level of the question paper and a potential gap in the preparation levels of the aspirants. An education expert familiar with the RPSC’s patterns commented, “This outcome, while shocking, underscores the commission’s commitment to quality over quantity. It sends a clear message that merely appearing for the exam is not enough; candidates must demonstrate a fundamental level of mastery in their subject to qualify for these prestigious posts.”

How to Check Your Result and Download the Merit List: A Detailed Guide

Candidates who appeared for the School Lecturer exams can access their results from the official RPSC portal. The process is straightforward.

1. Navigate to the Official RPSC Website: The only authentic source for results is the official website. Open your browser and go to rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
2. Access the ‘Results’ Section: On the homepage, locate the “Candidate Information” tab in the main menu. A dropdown menu will appear. Click on the “Results” link.
3. Find the Specific Result Link: The results page lists all recently declared outcomes in reverse chronological order. You will need to find the link specific to your subject. School Lecturer Result & Cutoff Marks – 2024 (Political Science).
4. Download and View the PDF: Clicking on the link will open the official result PDF in a new tab. This document contains three key pieces of information:
   • The official notification and preamble.
   • Roll numbers of provisionally shortlisted candidates
   • The category-wise cut-off marks.
5. Search for Your Roll Number: To quickly check if you are on the list, use the search function in your PDF viewer (Ctrl+F on a computer) and type in your unique roll number. If your number is on the list, you have been provisionally shortlisted.
6. Analyze the Cut-Off Marks: The cut-off table at the end of the PDF is crucial. It details the minimum marks required for a candidate in a particular category (e.g., General, EWS, SC, ST, OBC) to be included in the provisional list.

The Crucial Next Step: A Guide to Document Verification

For the candidates who have been successfully shortlisted, the journey is not yet over. The current list is provisional, and selection is contingent upon successful document verification.

• Filling the Detailed Application Form (DAF): The first step is to fill out the DAF online. This form requires candidates to provide detailed information about their educational qualifications, personal details, and other relevant credentials.
• DAF Window: The RPSC has announced that the online portal for filling the DAF for Political Science candidates will be active from September 29, 2025, to October 5, 2025. This deadline is final and must be followed.
• Preparing Your Document File: Candidates must prepare a file with self-attested photocopies of all required documents, along with the original documents, for the physical verification round. The essential documents include:
  • All academic mark sheets and certificates (10th, 12th, Graduation, Post-Graduation, B.Ed.).
  • Valid Caste Certificate (if applicable).
  • Domicile Certificate.
  • Valid Photo ID Proof.
  • Printout of the filled DAF.
  • Passport-sized photographs.

The RPSC will announce the schedule and venue for the physical document verification (counseling) separately. Only after the successful verification of all documents and eligibility criteria will the commission release the final merit list and recommend the candidates for appointment.

Status of Other School Lecturer Subjects

The RPSC has been declaring the results for the School Lecturer examination in a phased manner. Before the Political Science result, the commission had already released the provisional lists and cut-off marks for several other major subjects, including Mathematics, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, and Physics. The pattern of results has varied across subjects, with some seeing highly competitive cut-offs while others have also seen a significant number of vacancies left unfilled due to the 40% rule. Candidates who appeared for other subjects like History, Geography, and Commerce are advised to keep a close watch on the official RPSC website, as their results are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.