RPSC Recruitment 2025: Exam schedule for School Lecturer posts released, check dates here
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has released the official examination schedule for the School Lecturer (School Education) Recruitment 2024, with the competitive exams set to be conducted from June 23 to July 4, 2025.
This schedule is crucial for thousands of aspirants who applied for 2,202 lecturer posts across various subjects including Hindi, English, Political Science, History, Physics, Chemistry, and more.
The detailed timetable is now available on the RPSC website — rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. The exams will be conducted in two shifts each day—morning and afternoon—covering both general and subject-specific papers. Candidates must carefully note their subject-wise exam dates and prepare accordingly.
RPSC School Lecturer Exam Schedule 2025
The examination will be conducted in multiple shifts, covering various subjects. Key dates include:
June 23, 2025:
General Awareness and General Studies (Group A) in the morning shift; Hindi in the afternoon shift.
June 24, 2025:
Geography (morning); English (afternoon).
June 25, 2025:
Sanskrit (morning); Mathematics (afternoon).
June 26, 2025:
General Awareness and General Studies (Group B) (morning); Political Science (afternoon).
June 27, 2025:
History (morning); Biology (afternoon).
June 28, 2025:
Chemistry (morning); Commerce (afternoon).
June 29, 2025:
Physics (morning); Sociology (afternoon).
June 30, 2025:
Economics (morning); Urdu and Punjabi (afternoon).
July 1, 2025:
Drawing (morning); Home Science (afternoon).
July 2, 2025:
Rajasthani (morning); Music (afternoon).
July 3, 2025:
Paper-I (General Knowledge – Physical Education) in the morning; Paper-II (Physical Education) in the afternoon.
July 4, 2025:
Paper-I (General Studies – Coach) in the morning; Paper-II (Coach – Football, Hockey, Kho-Kho, Wrestling) in the afternoon.
How to download RPSC exam schedule?
Candidates can access the detailed exam schedule by following these steps:
Visit the official RPSC website: rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
Navigate to the "News and Events" section on the homepage.
Click on the link titled "School Lecturer Exam Schedule 2024."
The exam schedule PDF will appear on the screen.
Download and save the schedule for future reference.
Direct link to download RPSC school lecturer exam schedule
RPSC School Lecturer Recruitment Details
This recruitment drive aims to fill a total of 2,202 School Lecturer (Grade 1 Teacher) posts across various subjects. The application process was conducted in December 2024.
Candidates are advised to regularly check the official RPSC website for updates on admit card releases and other examination-related information.
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