The Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board (RSMSSB) has officially released the 4th Grade (Class IV) exam scorecards on its candidate portal. Candidates who appeared for the recruitment examination can now check their section-wise marks and overall scores by logging in with their registered credentials.
The release of scorecards is a crucial step in the recruitment process, as it allows candidates to assess their performance and estimate their chances of qualifying for the next stage, including document verification and final selection.
RSMSSB 4th-Grade Scorecard 2026: Key Highlights
The 4th-grade recruitment exam was conducted to fill vacancies for posts such as Peon, Sweeper, Helper, Watchman, and other Class IV positions across various state government departments in Rajasthan. Thousands of candidates participated in the examination, making it one of the most competitive recruitment drives conducted by RSMSSB.
The scorecard provides detailed information, including:
Candidate’s name and roll number
Marks obtained in each section
Total marks secured
Qualifying status (where applicable)
It is important to note that the scorecard is not the final result but a marks statement issued for candidate reference and transparency.
How to Check and Download RSMSSB 4th-Grade Exam Scorecard
Candidates can follow the step-by-step process below to access their scorecards:
Visit the official RSMSSB website.
Click on the link for “4th Grade Exam Scorecard” available on the homepage.
You will be redirected to the candidate login page.
Enter your Application Number / Roll Number and Date of Birth.
Submit the details to view your scorecard.
Download and save the scorecard PDF for future reference.
Candidates are advised to take a printout of the scorecard, as it may be required during the document verification or selection process.
What’s Next After the Scorecard Release?
Following the release of scorecards, RSMSSB is expected to publish the category-wise cutoff marks and the merit list. Candidates who meet or exceed the cutoff will be shortlisted for the next stages of recruitment.
If any discrepancies are found in the scorecard details, candidates should immediately contact the RSMSSB helpdesk through the official channels mentioned on the website.
Important Advice for Candidates
Keep your login credentials safe for future updates.
Regularly check the official website for cutoff marks and merit list announcements.
Do not rely on unofficial sources for scorecard links or updates.
About RSMSSB
RSMSSB conducts recruitment examinations for various state government posts in Rajasthan, ensuring a transparent and merit-based selection process. The board regularly publishes exam schedules, answer keys, results, and scorecards through its official portal.
Candidates are advised to stay alert for upcoming notifications related to the RSMSSB 4th Grade recruitment process.
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