Candidates can download their admit cards for the RPSC Assistant Engineer exam from the official website.
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has made the admit cards available for the Assistant Engineer Combined Competitive (Pre) Exam – 2024. This announcement comes under Advt. No. 10/2024-2025, allowing eligible candidates to access their hall tickets. The exam is set to take place over three days, from September 28 to September 30, 2025.
To download the admit card, candidates should visit the official RPSC website at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. Once on the homepage, they need to locate and click on the link designated for the AE (Pre) 2024 admit card. This action will lead them to a login page where they must enter their credentials to proceed.
Upon submitting their login details, candidates will be able to view and download their admit cards. It is advisable for candidates to take a printout of the admit card for future reference, as it will be required for entry into the examination hall.
The RPSC has notified a total of 1014 vacancies for the Assistant Engineer positions, making this recruitment exam significant for many aspiring candidates. The admit card serves as a crucial document for candidates, ensuring their eligibility to participate in the selection process.
For further details regarding the examination and the application process, candidates are encouraged to visit the RPSC’s official website. This resource will provide comprehensive information and updates related to the exam, including any important notices that may be issued prior to the examination dates.
As the examination dates approach, candidates are advised to prepare adequately and ensure that they have all necessary documents ready for the exam day. The release of the admit card marks an important step in the recruitment process, and candidates should remain vigilant for any additional instructions from the RPSC.
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