Rajasthan Police Constable is one of the highest-volume uniformed recruitments in the state, run periodically by the Rajasthan Police recruitment boards at the district/range level under the state police headquarters. It's a two-part selection — a written exam followed by a physical efficiency test — and candidates who prepare for only one half consistently lose out to those who train for both in parallel.
Important: Post categories (Constable General, Driver, Telecommunication, Mounted Police, Band and others), exact vacancy numbers, and physical standards are set fresh in each recruitment cycle's official advertisement. Use this guide to understand the structure, not as a source for this year's numbers.
Eligibility
- Educational qualification: Senior Secondary (Class 12) pass from a recognised board is the standard minimum for Constable General; some specialised categories (Driver, Telecommunication) ask for a relevant technical/ITI qualification instead.
- Age limit: Broadly 18 to the mid-20s for the general category, with the usual SC/ST/OBC/ex-servicemen relaxations under Rajasthan government norms.
- Physical standards: Minimum height and chest measurement requirements apply, and differ by category and gender — check the current advertisement, since these are revised periodically.
Selection process
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| Written Exam | Objective-type paper covering General Knowledge, Reasoning, Rajasthan GK, and General Hindi |
| Physical Efficiency Test (PET/PST) | Timed race, along with height/chest measurement verification |
| Document Verification | Certificates, category proofs and educational documents checked before final selection |
Unlike some states where the physical test is a pass/fail gate before the written exam, Rajasthan Police recruitment cycles have run both orders in different years — always confirm the sequence from the current notification rather than assuming it matches the last cycle.
Syllabus
- Reasoning: analogies, classification, series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense and basic puzzles.
- General Knowledge: national current affairs, general science, history, geography, and polity at a Class 10–12 level.
- Rajasthan GK: state history, culture, geography, government schemes, and administration — a heavily weighted section that differentiates strong candidates from average ones, since it rewards focused state-specific study rather than generic GK revision.
- General Hindi: grammar, vocabulary and comprehension, tested at a level appropriate to the post.
Physical efficiency test
The race distance and qualifying time vary by gender and category — men, women and ex-servicemen typically have separate standards. Because the PET is often a straight qualify/disqualify gate independent of your written-exam rank, don't leave physical preparation for after the written result; start conditioning early so it isn't the reason you miss selection despite clearing the written stage comfortably.
Preparation approach
Build Rajasthan GK as a standalone study block — it repeats heavily across all Rajasthan Police and RSMSSB-conducted exams, so time spent here has a long shelf life beyond this one recruitment. Pair that with daily reasoning practice for speed, and run timed mock papers close to exam conditions in the final weeks. On the physical side, start interval training for the qualifying race months in advance rather than weeks — sudden last-minute training raises injury risk right before the actual test date.
FAQs
Is the written exam or the physical test conducted first? This has varied across recruitment cycles. Always check the sequence in the current official advertisement.
Does Rajasthan Police Constable recruitment happen every year? No fixed annual cycle is guaranteed — notifications are released based on vacancy availability. Track the official Rajasthan Police recruitment portal for the latest cycle.
Is there a specific weightage for Rajasthan GK in the written exam? Rajasthan-specific General Knowledge is a significant and recurring component of the paper, distinct from general/national GK — treat it as its own preparation subject.


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