The syllabus for the RPSC RAS/RTS examination covers various subjects and topics. Here is a general overview of the subjects included in the syllabus:

1. Preliminary Examination:

- General Knowledge and General Science

- History, Art, Culture, Literature, Tradition, and Heritage of Rajasthan

- Indian History and Indian National Movement

- Geography of India and World

- Indian Polity, Governance, and Public Administration

- Economic Concepts and Indian Economy

- Science and Technology

- Reasoning and Mental Ability

2. Main Examination:

- Paper I: General Studies-I (Indian History, Art, Culture, Literature, Tradition, and Heritage of Rajasthan)

- Paper II: General Studies-II (Indian Polity, Governance, and Public Administration, Economic Concepts, and Indian Economy)

- Paper III: General Studies-III (Geography of India and World, Science and Technology, Reasoning, and Mental Ability)

- Paper IV: General Hindi and General English

- Optional Subject (Candidates need to choose one subject from the provided list)

The optional subjects include but are not limited to:

- History

- Public Administration

- Sociology

- Political Science and International Relations

- Geography

- Economics

- Philosophy

- Agriculture

- Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science

- Botany

- Chemistry

- Physics

- Zoology

- Mathematics

- Statistics

- Management

It is important to note that the detailed syllabus and specific topics may be subject to change, and candidates should refer to the official RPSC notifications and website for the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding the RPSC RAS/RTS syllabus.

RPSC RAS/RTS Pre Syllabus

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RPSC RAS/RTS Mains Syllabus

Hindi | English

The selection process for RPSC RAS/RTS (Rajasthan Administrative Services/Rajasthan Taxation Services) generally consists of three stages:

1. Preliminary Examination: This is the first stage of the selection process. It is an objective type examination consisting of multiple-choice questions. The preliminary examination is designed to shortlist candidates for the next stage. The marks obtained in the preliminary examination are not counted towards the final selection.

2. Main Examination: Candidates who qualify the preliminary examination are eligible to appear for the main examination. The main examination consists of four papers, including General Studies-I, General Studies-II, General Studies-III, and General Hindi and General English. The main examination is subjective in nature, and candidates need to provide detailed written answers. The marks obtained in the main examination are considered for the final selection.

3. Personality Test (Interview): Candidates who qualify the main examination are called for a personality test, also known as an interview. The interview assesses the candidate's personality traits, knowledge, communication skills, and suitability for administrative roles. The interview carries a specific weightage in the final selection process.

The final selection of candidates is based on the combined performance in the main examination and the interview. The merit list is prepared, taking into account the marks obtained by candidates in the main examination and the interview.