Rajasthan Conductor Recruitment: Exam Update and Candidate Withdrawals
Rajasthan Staff Selection Board Conductor Recruitment
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has recently opened applications for conductor positions within the Rajasthan Road Transport Corporation. As the application phase concludes, the board is gearing up for the upcoming examination. Notably, around 2,000 candidates have opted to withdraw their applications ahead of the exam scheduled for November 5th. This decision is expected to positively impact students from seven schools, as acknowledged by the board chairman.
Let's explore the implications of these withdrawals, the number of conductor roles available, and how this situation benefits local students.
Impact on Students from Seven Schools
With 2,000 candidates withdrawing from the RSSB conductor recruitment exam, students from seven schools will experience significant advantages. The reduction in candidates means fewer exam centers will be required, allowing these schools to maintain regular class schedules. Typically, schools serve as venues for competitive examinations.
The board estimates that the withdrawal of these candidates will eliminate the need for 6 to 7 schools to be converted into exam centers, ensuring uninterrupted classes for the students. Board Chairman Alok Raj expressed gratitude towards the withdrawing candidates via a post on X.
Reasons Behind Candidate Withdrawals
Prior to the operator recruitment exam, the RSSB initiated a withdrawal process, leading to the decision of 2,000 candidates to retract their applications.
Total Number of Conductor Positions Available
The RSSB has called for applications for a total of 500 conductor positions. Following the application period, the exam date has been set for November 5th, running from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. The examination will feature multiple-choice questions, where candidates must select one of five options. The board has issued specific guidelines, emphasizing that each candidate must mark one of the five circles; failure to do so will result in negative marking.