RSSB LDC Result 2026: Official Results Declared for Clerk Grade II

The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board has officially released the RSSB LDC Result 2026 today, September 28, 2026. This long-awaited announcement marks the conclusion of the first stage of the selection process for the LDC/Clerk Grade-II and Junior Assistant recruitment. Candidates who appeared for the written examination held on July 5, 2026, can now verify their selection status on the official website.

A total of 10,644 vacancies have been notified for this recruitment cycle, consisting of 9,642 non-TSP vacancies and 1,002 TSP vacancies. The result has been published in a comprehensive PDF format, listing the roll numbers of all candidates who have successfully qualified for the subsequent Typing and Skill Test phase. All candidates are advised to download the official document and verify their status immediately.

Qualifying the written exam is only the first major milestone. Shortlisted candidates must now pivot their focus toward the Typing and Skill Test. This second phase is designed to test both speed and efficiency in Hindi and English, which are critical requirements for the administrative duties associated with the Clerk Grade-II and Junior Assistant positions.

The upcoming Phase 2 assessment will include Hindi typing speed, English typing speed, and efficiency tests in both languages. Precision and consistency are as important as raw speed here. Many high-scoring written candidates often struggle with the keyboard layout or efficiency software; therefore, I always recommend practicing these specific modules on the Aspirant Arcade app to gain a competitive edge in simulation-based environments.

Keep a close watch on the official website for the announcement of the Phase 2 examination schedule, which will detail your specific center, reporting time, and technical requirements for the typing test.

While the written exam is behind you, understanding the weightage of the previous cycle is essential for any candidates reappearing or preparing for future departmental exams. The General Knowledge and Rajasthan-specific GK section typically hold significant weight in the RSSB framework. Candidates who performed well in this cycle likely prioritized current affairs and static GK related to Rajasthan geography and history.

The Hindi and English language sections served as the decisive factor for many. A consistent daily practice routine is mandatory to maintain accuracy in these subjects. By reviewing your performance against the syllabus on Aspirant Arcade, you can identify which topics historically carry the most negative marking risk.