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The Common Eligibility Test (CET) is conducted by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB). Its score is the entry ticket for a group of Rajasthan state recruitments — a candidate who qualifies the CET becomes eligible to sit the main exams of the posts covered by that level. There are two levels: CET Graduation Level (for graduate-level posts) and CET Senior Secondary Level (for 12th-level posts). MeritPrep is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with RSSB; official notifications, syllabus and admit cards are on rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.
The board's chairman announced on 22 September 2026 that both CET exams are being put back because of the local body and panchayat elections; the Graduation level had been set for 1–3 December 2026. RSSB has not yet issued a written notification of a new date, so we do not quote one — the moment it appears it goes on the updates page. Always confirm the date on your admit card and the RSSB website.
Per the 2026 advertisement: 150 questions, 300 marks, 3 hours, objective type. Negative marking of one-third of a question's marks for a wrong answer. Each question has five options (A–E); option E means "question not attempted" and must be marked for every question you leave — a candidate who leaves more than 10 percent of questions without marking any option is disqualified. Ten extra minutes are given to check the option-E marking. MeritPrep's CET simulators use this exact pattern.
The official CET syllabus has fourteen headings: Indian history; Rajasthan history, art and culture; Indian geography; Rajasthan geography; Indian polity; Indian economy; Rajasthan economy; general science and technology; reasoning and numerical ability; general Hindi; general English; computer knowledge; current affairs and civic duty; public health. MeritPrep's subjects and chapters follow these headings one to one. The Senior Secondary syllabus is a shorter version of the same list.
The Senior Secondary level runs on the same platform with the same free layer. Its advertisement (08/2026, amended in June 2026) is on the RSSB website. Its exam had been set for late October 2026; the board announced a postponement on 22 September 2026 and has not yet notified a new date in writing — see the updates page and check your admit card.
Without an account or payment you get, for every exam: chapter 1 of every subject (notes, MCQs, flashcards), the entire Basic Computer subject (all seven chapters), and the chapter-1 sample tests. For the Computer Instructor (BCI/SCI) course the whole course is free to browse.
CET Graduation Level: ₹499. CET Senior Secondary Level: ₹399. Rajasthan All-Access: ₹999 for every Rajasthan exam on MeritPrep. Each plan is a one-time payment valid for 12 months from purchase. Checkout opens on 26 September 2026; until then tap Notify me on any locked chapter and we will e-mail you when it opens.
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Yes. Notes, questions, options, explanations and flashcards are in Hindi written in Devanagari — not Hinglish — with English only for technical terms (CPU, MS Excel, UPI). Every item also has an English version; switch with the language toggle. The free-layer Hindi is complete at launch; a few chapters deeper in the paid layer may show a "Hindi coming soon" banner while their translations are added.
CET is a recall paper, so the notes are written as exam notes, not textbooks: 350–600 words per topic for the general-knowledge subjects and up to 900 words for rule-based subjects such as reasoning, numeracy, Hindi and English grammar. Each topic ends with a quick recap and a mnemonic; each has eight practice MCQs and three flashcards.
Yes — every subject and chapter follows the headings of the official RSSB CET syllabus, and the weightage we use to size subjects comes from classifying the actual 2022 and 2024 CET papers question by question.
Rajasthan history; Rajasthan art and culture; Rajasthan geography; Rajasthan general science; Rajasthan current affairs; general mental ability; basic numeracy; logical reasoning; data interpretation; and the Basic Computer subject. Indian history, geography, polity and economy, general Hindi and general English are being authored and are added to the same plan at no extra cost.
Exam → Subject → Chapter → Topic. Each topic has one note, eight MCQs and three flashcards. Subjects have full-length tests, and each exam gets full-length simulators in the official pattern (150 questions with the option-E rule for CET Graduation).
Once you finish a topic's note and MCQs, its flashcards enter your daily review queue. The queue uses a simple spaced-repetition schedule — a card you get right returns later, one you get wrong returns sooner. Ten cards every morning is the highest-value habit on the platform.
Yes — the web app is fully responsive. Save it to your home screen (iOS Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen; Android Chrome → Menu → Add to Home Screen) and it behaves like an installed app. Sign in with Google to sync progress across devices.
Not yet. Notes are served from a CDN with cache headers, so a note opened once can be scrolled offline for the rest of that session. PDF export is on the roadmap for paid users.
In order of planned launch: Rajasthan VDO, Rajasthan Police Constable, Rajasthan Patwari, Informatics Assistant, and MP Patwari. Each reuses the shared Rajasthan and reasoning modules and adds its own subjects. All of them are included in the Rajasthan All-Access plan.
Chapters follow the official syllabus; exam facts (pattern, dates, marking) are taken from the RSSB advertisements and are quoted, not paraphrased; questions carry explanations that say why the answer is right. If you find an error, send it to help@meritprep.in — confirmed corrections ship within 48 hours.
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