The board has only established examination centres in 11 districts. Ajmer, Alwar, Bharatpur, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Sriganganagar, Tonk, and Udaipur will all host the exam.
RSMSSB CET: The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board will hold the 12th Level Common Eligibility Test (CET) on February 4th, 5th, and 11th. The board has only established examination centres in 11 districts. Ajmer, Alwar, Bharatpur, Bhilwara, Bikaner, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota, Sriganganagar, Tonk, and Udaipur will all host the exam. Candidates will have to travel to other districts for the exam in the 22 districts where examination centres have not been maintained. Many candidates, according to reports, have complained about the exam centre being more than 300 kilometres away. Candidates are concerned because the examination centres are so far apart. 16.33 lakh people applied for the Rajasthan CET 12th level. All of these candidates will be examined in six phases over three days.
It is mandatory for the candidate to dress appropriately. A mask must also be worn in addition to this. Entry to the examination centre will be denied if the dress code is not followed. Please do not wear a coat, tie, muffler, jacket, jerkin, blazer, or shawl. Candidates should wear a shirt and a warm jersey sweater with no pockets and no large buttons. Women’s hair can be tied back with rubber bands or simple hairpins. You will have to remove your sweater and search it during the search.
Candidates will not be permitted to wear full-sleeved kurtas, shirts, blouses, etc., as well as large buttons, any type of brooch (jewelled pin), badge, or flower, etc., in their attire. Candidates will be denied entry if they are wearing any type of jewellery, including bangles, earrings, rings, bracelets, and so on, with the exception of thin bangles made of lac/glass.
Entry will be denied if you are wearing a watch, shoes/sandals, socks, sunglasses, a belt, handbag, a hair pin, a ganda/amulet, a cap/hat, a scarf, a stole, a shawl, or a muffler.
Sikh candidates are permitted to take the exam while wearing religious symbols such as the kada, kirpan, and turban. However, this Sikh examinee must arrive at the examination centre one and a half hours early.
Carry any pen other than a blue translucent ball pen, a water bottle, a purse, a bag, a geometry/pencil box, a plastic pouch, a calculator, a board/pad/cardboard, a pendrive, a rubber log table, a scanner, books, and a notebook. Enter the centre without any slips, whitener, communication devices, slide rules, weapons, or other items.
At the examination centre, bring your e-admit card and photo identity proof (any of Voter ID, Aadhaar Card, Passport, Driving License, etc.), a recent colour photograph of 2.5 cm * 2.5 cm to be pasted on the attendance sheet, and a transparent blue ball pen. Bring it with you.
Bring no mobile phone, Bluetooth device, notebook, log, rubber, pendrive, cardboard or board, whitener, or any other gadget or electronic device.
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