Rajasthan RSMSSB 4th Grade Result 2025: The Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board (RSMSSB) is expected to release the Rajasthan Grade 4 cut-off marks along with the Grade 4 result 2026 today, January 15. However, candidates faced inconvenience as the official website remained inaccessible due to technical issues. The result and cut-off PDFs are set to be published on the board’s official website, rssb.rajasthan.gov.in, once the portal stabilises.
The Rajasthan Grade IV recruitment examination was conducted in offline mode from September 19 to 21, 2025, across all 38 districts of the state. According to local reports, the exam witnessed massive participation, with over 21.7 lakh candidates appearing for the test. The recruitment drive aims to fill 53,749 Grade 4 posts across various Rajasthan government departments, making it one of the largest hiring exercises in the state.
Rajasthan Grade 4 result 2026 – Steps to check
As anticipation peaked on result day, many candidates reported that the RSMSSB website was down or responding slowly, preventing them from accessing the result and cut-off details. Officials have indicated that the cut-off marks and result PDF will be made available shortly once the website traffic eases.
Once released, candidates can check the Rajasthan Grade 4 cut-off and result by visiting the official website, clicking on the Grade 4 result or cut-off link on the homepage, and downloading the category-wise qualifying marks PDF. Candidates are advised to keep checking the website at regular intervals for updates.
Cut-off range and next stage of recruitment
The Grade 4 cut-off marks indicate the minimum scores required to qualify for the next phase of the recruitment process. These marks are finalised after assessing several factors, including the difficulty level of the question paper, the number of candidates who appeared for the exam, and the total vacancies notified.
Based on these parameters, the expected Rajasthan Grade 4 cut-off for 2026 is likely to fall between 60 and 80 marks. The highest cut-off is anticipated for the unreserved category, followed by OBC, SC and ST categories.
Candidates who meet or exceed the cut-off will be shortlisted for the document verification stage. To secure final appointment, shortlisted candidates must satisfy all eligibility conditions laid down in the recruitment notification. These include holding a Class 10 pass certificate, having working knowledge of Hindi or Rajasthani language, and meeting the prescribed age criteria.
Candidates are advised to keep their documents ready and regularly monitor official updates for further instructions related to document verification and final selection.