RSMSSB to re-conduct Stenographer Phase-II exam on June 29 as admit cards release on June 26: Check dress code and key instructions here
RSMSSB admit card 2025:
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSMSSB) will re-conduct the Stenographer/Personal Assistant Grade-II Combined Direct Recruitment Examination 2024 (Part-II, Phase-I) on June 29, 2025, following the cancellation of the previous exam held in March.
The revised exam will take place in two shifts — Hindi from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM and English from 3:00 PM to 4:20 PM.
According to the official press note issued by RSMSSB, the earlier Phase-II examination conducted in five shifts on March 19 and 20, 2025, was cancelled on April 10, 2025. The board has now released a fresh set of instructions for the candidates who were eligible for the cancelled exam and will appear again this month.
Admit cards to be available online from June 26
Candidates must download their provisional e-admit cards starting from June 26, 2025, through their SSO ID or by visiting the official recruitment portal at https://recruitment.rajasthan.gov.in. No physical admit cards will be sent by post.
Detailed guidelines for the typing and shorthand test were published on June 18, 2025, and mock test information was released on June 20, 2025, both of which can be accessed through the RSMSSB website.
Candidates are advised to read these instructions thoroughly before the examination.
Steps to download RSMSSB Stenographer Phase-II admit card
Step 1: Visit the official website: https://recruitment.rajasthan.gov.in/rectlogingetadmitcard or https://sso.rajasthan.gov.in/
Step 2: Click on the 'Get Admit Card' option under the relevant recruitment section
Step 3: Enter your application number and date of birth
Step 4: Verify the details and click on 'Download Admit Card'
Step 5: Save and print a copy of the admit card for future reference
Dress code and exam centre instructions for candidates
All candidates must report to the examination centre two hours before the exam begins.
Entry will be allowed only one hour prior to the scheduled exam time, and gates will close strictly after that. Candidates must bring a provisional e-admit card, a valid photo identity proof (such as Aadhaar card with date of birth), a recent passport-sized colour photograph (2.5 cm × 2.5 cm), and only a blue ball pen, pencil, and eraser.
The board has issued a strict dress code. Male candidates must wear half/full sleeve shirts, kurta-pyjamas, or trousers (no jeans).
Female candidates may wear salwar suits, sarees, or kurtas with simple rubber bands (no jewellery or flashy items). Wearing of watches, bags, calculators, mobile phones, or electronic gadgets is strictly prohibited.
Direct link to download the RSMSSB Stenographer 2024 Phase-II exam admit cards
(to be active on June 26, 2025)
Strict anti-cheating measures in place
The RSMSSB has invoked provisions from the Rajasthan Public Examination (Measures to Prevent Unfair Means of Recruitment) Act 2022, amended in 2023, which impose fines ranging from ?10 lakh to ?10 crore and jail terms from 10 years to life imprisonment for those found guilty of malpractice.
Identity verification will be conducted via photo ID, biometric scanning, and physical frisking.
Candidates belonging to the Sikh religion are allowed to wear traditional symbols such as Kada, Turban, and a small, concealed Kirpan, but they must report two hours early and undergo full frisking.
Keep updated through official channels only
Candidates facing issues with exam centres may contact the designated district control room, details of which are available on the RSMSSB website. The board has advised all candidates to avoid misinformation on social media and rely only on updates issued via official press releases or recognised state-level newspapers.
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