Update: RPSC AEN Mains Exam Date 2019 Official Notification Released: Date not changed, Extended revised result declared. Read more.
Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has been directed to allow those SC, ST, OBC candidates also to appear in the Assistant Engineer (AEN) mains exam, who had scored more marks in the prelims exam than the general category cut off. However this judgement has only recently come, and the AEN mains is scheduled to be held on October 9, 10, and 11.
RPSC had announced the result of AEN prelims 2018-2019 on July 18. The cut of for general, OBC, ST candidates were respectively 102, 112, and 131. Because the cut off for general was less than that of ST, OBC, several candidates were against the results.
After several court hearings finally on September 26, it was announced that candidates in reserved category who have more marks than the general category cut off will also be allowed to sit in the AEN mains exam.
Nearly 5000 candidates have benefited from this decision. Who were earlier not qualified for the mains exam, but are now eligible for the exam due to this decision.
RPSC AEN Mains admit card 2019 is expected to be issued this week.
But only ten days are left for AEN mains. How will candidates prepare?
This is the next question that the aspirants are asking. Many are pushing to postpone the RPSC AEN mains exam. However chances for that seem very less. There is no official notice yet on either matters – of allowing ST, OBC candidates with marks more than general cut off to sit for exam, and postponing exam date – on the official website rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
Social media is rife with candidates discussing the matter. In Rajasthan government job seekers circles, there are different views on the matter.
While some feel that at least 90 days should be given to prepare for the exam, because that is the time given to everyone else for the exam (prelims result came on July 18, and mains will start on October 9). Others say that postponing exams will delay the recruitment process by a long time which will be detrimental to everyone else.
The syllabus and difficulty level of RPSC AEN Mains 2019
The mains exam will be a conventional type exam. There will be two compulsory subject papers and two papers on optional subjects.
Paper I will be hindi, of 100 marks. Paper II will be social aspects of engineering of 100 marks. Then papers III and IV will be optional subjects – Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering – of 200 marks.
As per the official scheme, “ The standard of the papers will be that of a Bachelor’s Degree level except paper on Hindi which will be of Senior Secondary Level”.
RPSC AEN 2019 is for the recruitment of Assistant Engineer (Civil) with 225 vacancies, Assistant Engineer (Mechanical/ Electrical) having 75 vacancies, Assistant Engineer for 4 vacant posts, Assistant Engineer (Civil) with 307 vacancies, and Assistant Engineer (Civil, Mechanical) with 305 vacancies.
Don’t spread fake news , till now there is no such official update. Many students might get panicked due to this. You will be held liable for such incident.
I request you to remove such malicious posts and rather focus on real issues which country is facing.
Hi Vineet
Thank you for pointing out regarding the lack of official update. However the results of the high court hearing have been reported by leading dailies (to allow candidates to appear based on cut off).
We have considered the very fact that there is lack of official update – on both things, on whether there will be a revised result and whether there will be change of dates – and reported on the same. Because without these official updates candidates are getting very worried.
It is an issue for the thousands of govt job aspirants, whose fate depends on this thing. What may be real issue for one, may not be real issue for another.
All govt job aspirants spend sleepless nights on preparing for exams, and these things are very important.
We are continuously looking for official updates on this matter. If you have any update on the matter, please feel free to share here. Will be glad to incorporate the same in the next reports.
Thanks!
Kuch bhi
Pre exam was conducted in Dec 2018. Hence 9 months time was given for sufficient preparation
Hi Ajay
You are right. Actually now candidates are demanding change of exam date because of the high court verdict.