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- RSSB Basic and Senior Computer Result 2026: reported status
- How to check the RSSB Basic and Senior Computer result
- Cutoff marks: what is known and what to verify
- Recruitment overview and vacancies
- Important dates, age and application fee
- Selection process and what shortlisted candidates should prepare
- Common result-checking mistakes
- What to do if you cannot find the result
- Final takeaway
- Official links
The RSSB Basic and Senior Computer Instructor recruitment covered 3,951 posts, with the written examination scheduled for 22–23 August 2026. The recruitment update dated 4 November 2026 lists a Basic Computer Instructor result link and marks the Senior Computer Instructor result as awaited. It does not provide verified cutoff marks. Candidates should therefore use the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) website to confirm the latest post-wise result, cutoff information and instructions for any next stage.
This guide brings together the reported status and recruitment details for the RSSB Basic and Senior Computer recruitment and explains how to check official notices carefully. The status described here reflects the information supplied with the update; it should not be treated as a live confirmation of what is currently displayed on the Board’s portal. If a result or cutoff is published after that update, the official RSSB notice is the appropriate source to verify it.
RSSB Basic and Senior Computer Result 2026: reported status
| Post or information | Status shown in the recruitment update | What candidates should do |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Computer Instructor (BCI) | A result download link is listed. | Open the official RSSB results page and look for the relevant result notice or PDF. |
| Senior Computer Instructor (SCI) | Shown as “soon” in the update. | Check the RSSB results page for a later release and avoid relying on an unverified result file. |
| Cutoff marks | No marks or category-wise cutoff table are included in the available information. | Confirm any figures using an RSSB-issued cutoff, result or selection document. |
A link listed by a third-party recruitment page can help identify a notice to look for, but it is not itself official confirmation. Before using any document, check that it is hosted on an official RSSB domain and that its title and recruitment details match the post you applied for. The two posts may have separate result notices, so a document for one post should not be assumed to cover the other.
It is also important to distinguish a reported status from a current status. The update’s date is 4 November 2026, and the wording in that update describes what it listed on that date. If you are checking later, visit the Board’s result page directly and look for a newer notice. Do not infer that both results are available just because one post has a result link, or that a missing link proves that no later announcement has been made.
How to check the RSSB Basic and Senior Computer result
| Step | Action | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Open the official RSSB Results page. | Confirm that you are using the Board’s website rather than an unofficial file-sharing page. |
| 2 | Look for a Basic or Senior Computer Instructor result, merit list or related notice. | Check the post name and recruitment reference, including advertisement number 07/2026 where shown. |
| 3 | Open the result document and read its heading and instructions. | Make sure the document applies to the correct post and recruitment before searching for your roll number. |
| 4 | If the document is a searchable PDF, use its search function to look for your roll number. | Check the complete document and any notes; a search result alone may not show the document’s full instructions. |
| 5 | Save a copy of the notice for reference. | Note any instructions, dates or next-stage requirements actually stated in the official document. |
| 6 | If the result is not listed, return to the official page later. | Do not treat an unofficial download link or an old notice as confirmation of a new release. |
When checking a PDF, verify the document heading and post name before relying on a roll-number match. A file may include a result list, a notice, or another recruitment document, and those documents do not necessarily serve the same purpose. Read any introductory text, footnotes and instructions that accompany the list. If the Board issues a separate notice about the next stage, use that notice for the applicable directions rather than assuming that the result file contains every detail.
Use the Rajasthan SSO portal only if an official RSSB instruction directs you to sign in for a candidate service. The information available for this update does not confirm that an SSO login is required to view the result. The SSO link is included below for reference, but its presence should not be taken as an instruction that candidates must sign in to access a public result document.
Cutoff marks: what is known and what to verify
For the RSSB Basic and Senior Computer recruitment, no verified cutoff scores are stated in the recruitment information used for this update. In particular, it does not provide a marks table or confirmed category-wise figures. This means candidates should not treat an estimate, a coaching-site prediction, a social-media post or a figure from an earlier recruitment cycle as the official 2026 cutoff. Only use a cutoff figure when it appears in an RSSB-issued notice or other official selection document for the relevant recruitment.
When a cutoff notice is available, read it in context. First confirm that it refers to the Computer Instructor recruitment and to the correct post. Then check the category labels and any other distinctions specified by the Board. Do not transfer a figure from the Basic post to the Senior post, or from one category to another, unless the official document expressly says that the figure applies. If the Board publishes results and cutoff information in separate documents, make sure you are reading the document that actually contains the cutoff details.
- Check the source: confirm that the document is hosted on an official RSSB domain.
- Check the notice title: match the post name and recruitment reference before using any figures.
- Read the scope: identify the categories and other distinctions stated in the document.
- Separate document types: a result, merit list and cutoff notice may be different documents.
- Follow score-access instructions: if individual marks or a scorecard are issued separately, use the access directions in the official notice.
A cutoff should not be inferred from the number of vacancies or from whether a roll number appears in a result list. The available information does not establish any cutoff calculation or score threshold. Avoid making decisions based on an unverified number; wait for the Board’s published information and read the conditions attached to it.
Recruitment overview and vacancies
| Post | Vacancies | Qualification summary in the recruitment information |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Computer Instructor | 322 | Master’s degree in Computer Science, IT, ECE, EE, EEE, ETE, EIE or an equivalent qualification. |
| Basic Computer Instructor | 3,629 | Bachelor’s degree with a listed qualification such as A Level, PGDCA, B.Tech, BCA or B.Sc. in Computer Science/IT. |
| Total | 3,951 | Refer to the official notification for exact qualification combinations and equivalence rules. |
The table gives a summary of the vacancies and qualification descriptions included in the recruitment information. It is not a substitute for the official notification. In particular, the short descriptions do not set out every accepted combination, subject requirement or equivalence condition. Candidates reviewing eligibility should consult the notification linked below and match their own qualification documents against the full wording for the relevant post.
The vacancy total also provides useful context when reviewing the recruitment, but it does not by itself establish an individual candidate’s result or selection status. A candidate should rely on the result document and any later selection notice that applies to their post. Basic and Senior Computer Instructor are separate post names in the supplied information; keep that distinction in mind when looking for result documents, vacancy figures and qualification details.
Important dates, age and application fee
| Item | Details stated in the recruitment information |
|---|---|
| Applications opened | 25 May 2026 |
| Last date to apply and complete the form | 23 June 2026 |
| Correction date | As per schedule |
| Written examination | 22–23 August 2026 |
| Result date shown | 4 November 2026 |
| Age limit | 18–40 years, as on 1 January 2027; relaxation as per applicable rules |
| Fee category | Application fee |
|---|---|
| General / OBC | ₹600 |
| OBC NCL | ₹400 |
| SC / ST | ₹400 |
| Correction charge | ₹300 |
The stated payment methods include e-Mitra, debit card, credit card and net banking. Applications for this recruitment are closed. These dates, age details and fees are included for reference only; they are not an invitation to apply now. The correction date is described as “as per schedule” in the available information, so no specific correction window should be assumed from this summary.
The age limit is stated as 18–40 years as on 1 January 2027, with relaxation as per applicable rules. The summary does not list the detailed relaxation conditions, so candidates should refer to the official notification for the rules that apply to their category or circumstances. Likewise, the fee table records the amounts stated in the recruitment information; the official notice remains the source for interpreting fee categories and any applicable instructions.
Selection process and what shortlisted candidates should prepare
The stated selection stages are a written examination, document verification and medical examination. The exact sequence, document requirements and conditions for progression should be checked in RSSB’s result or subsequent official notices. The summary does not specify a schedule for document verification or medical examination, and candidates should not assume a date or reporting arrangement unless the Board publishes it.
While waiting for a formal next-stage notice, candidates can keep relevant records organised so they can refer to them if required. Preparation does not replace the official instructions: the notice will determine which documents are required, whether originals or copies are requested, the format to use and where or when to report. Follow only the directions applicable to your post and stage.
- Keep your application details and examination information available for reference.
- Gather original qualification documents and supporting records, including category or age-relaxation documents if applicable.
- Check the official document-verification notice for its prescribed list, format and reporting instructions before attending.
- Follow any medical examination instructions issued by the Board or the authority conducting that stage.
- Keep track of the post named in each notice so that you do not confuse Basic and Senior Computer Instructor instructions.
If a result notice identifies candidates for a further stage, read the full notice rather than relying only on a list entry. A result document may give specific directions or refer candidates to another notice. Where the Board publishes a separate update, use that document to confirm the date and requirements. The information provided here does not confirm any particular document-verification venue, medical procedure or timetable.
Common result-checking mistakes
- Treating an unofficial cutoff as confirmed: wait for an RSSB notice before relying on a score or category-wise figure.
- Checking only one post: Basic and Senior results may be issued separately; look for the notice that matches your post.
- Assuming a result link covers every stage: a result link does not necessarily provide cutoff details, individual marks or later-stage instructions.
- Overlooking the full notice: read the document, including notes and instructions, rather than stopping after a roll-number search.
- Confusing a dated update with a live status: the update dated 4 November 2026 records the information supplied for that date; check the official page for later notices.
- Using the wrong recruitment document: verify the post name and recruitment reference before acting on a PDF.
- Assuming an SSO login is required: use the SSO portal only if an official RSSB instruction directs you to sign in for a service.
- Missing a follow-up notice: revisit the official results page for document-verification or other next-stage updates.
What to do if you cannot find the result
If you do not see the relevant result on the official page, first check that you have selected or searched the correct post and recruitment reference. The reported update lists a Basic result link and shows the Senior result as awaited, but that information may not represent a later portal update. Return to the RSSB results page and look for a newer notice rather than concluding that the status has not changed.
If you find a file through a search engine or a third-party page, use it only as a pointer to locate the notice on RSSB’s site. Compare the title and reference and, where possible, open the document from the official domain. Do not enter personal information into an unfamiliar page merely because it claims to provide a result. The available information does not say that a login is needed to view the result, so follow an SSO sign-in requirement only if the Board’s own instructions state one.
Once you locate an official notice, keep its details together with your application and examination information. If the notice does not contain cutoff marks, do not assume that a separate number circulating online is confirmed. Wait for a relevant RSSB document and make sure it applies to your post. This approach keeps result status, cutoff information and next-stage directions tied to the official source.
Final takeaway
The 2026 recruitment offered 3,951 Basic and Senior Computer Instructor posts: 3,629 Basic posts and 322 Senior posts. The supplied update dated 4 November 2026 lists a Basic Computer Instructor result link but indicates that the Senior result is awaited. It provides no verified cutoff marks. For the latest status, check the official RSSB results page, match the notice to the correct post and follow any instructions in the official document before making plans. Candidates following RSSB Basic and Senior Computer updates should use the official notice for any confirmed status or next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many posts were advertised for RSSB Computer Instructor Recruitment 2026?
The recruitment information lists 3,951 posts: 3,629 Basic Computer Instructor posts and 322 Senior Computer Instructor posts.
What is the reported RSSB Basic Computer Instructor result status?
The supplied recruitment update lists a Basic Computer Instructor result download link. Confirm the result directly through the official RSSB results page, because the dated update may not show later changes to the portal.
Has the Senior Computer Instructor result been released?
The supplied update marks the Senior Computer Instructor result as “soon.” Check RSSB’s official results page for a subsequent release; the status in the update is not a live confirmation of the current portal.
Where can I check the RSSB Basic and Senior Computer result?
Use the official RSSB Results page. Search for the relevant post and recruitment reference before opening a result document, and read the full notice for any instructions.
What is the cutoff for RSSB Computer Instructor 2026?
No verified cutoff marks are provided in the available recruitment information. Use only an official RSSB cutoff or selection notice for confirmed figures; do not treat unofficial estimates as final.
When was the Computer Instructor examination held?
The stated examination dates were 22 and 23 August 2026.
What qualifications were listed for the two posts?
The summary lists a relevant Master’s degree or equivalent for Senior Computer Instructor. For Basic Computer Instructor, it lists a Bachelor’s degree with a specified computer-related qualification. Check the official notification for exact eligibility rules and qualification combinations.
What are the next stages after the written examination?
The stated selection process includes document verification and a medical examination after the written examination. Follow RSSB’s notices for the applicable schedule and requirements.
Is an SSO login required to see the result?
The available information does not confirm that an SSO login is required to view the result. Use the Rajasthan SSO portal only if an official RSSB instruction directs you to sign in for a candidate service.
Are applications still open?
No. The application period stated in the recruitment information ran from 25 May to 23 June 2026, and applications for this recruitment are closed.
Official links
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| RSSB results | Open results page |
| RSSB official website | Visit RSSB |
| Recruitment notice PDF | Open official PDF |
| Rajasthan SSO sign-in | Open SSO portal |
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