The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has officially released the admission ticket for the Junior Legal Officer (JLO) Recruitment Examination 2026 (Advt No. 08/2025-26). Candidates who completed the online registration process can now download their hall tickets directly from the official portal at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in or via the state's Single Sign-On (SSO) gateway.

The competitive written examination is scheduled to take place over two days, on July 26 and July 27, 2026, across designated examination centers throughout Rajasthan.

Below is a complete, step-by-step guide on how to download your admit card, verify key personal details, understand the exam pattern, and adhere to mandatory exam day protocols.

RPSC JLO Recruitment 2026: Quick Overview

Important Exam Schedule & Timeline

Keep track of all critical milestones associated with the RPSC JLO 2026 selection process:

• Notification Release Date: August 2025
• Online Application Window: August 27, 2025 to September 25, 2025
• Application Fee Deadline: September 25, 2025
• Admit Card Download Availability: July 23, 2026 onwards
• Written Examination Dates: July 26 & July 27, 2026
• Official Answer Key Release: To Be Updated
• Result Declaration: To Be Updated

Important: RPSC does not send physical admit cards via post. Every candidate must download and print their admission ticket online prior to entering the exam venue.

Application Fee Structure (Paid During Registration)

Eligibility Criteria & Post Breakdown

Vacancy Details

• Post Name: Junior Legal Officer (JLO)
• Total Posts: 12

Educational Qualifications

1. Degree Requirement: Must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LL.B.) from a university established by law in India or an equivalent qualification recognized by the government.
2. Language & Cultural Knowledge: Working knowledge of Written Hindi in Devnagri Script and familiarity with Rajasthani dialects and regional culture.

Age Limit (As of January 01, 2026)

• Minimum Age: 21 Years
• Maximum Age: 40 Years
  (Category-wise upper age relaxation is applicable as per Rajasthan State Government norms).

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Download Your RPSC JLO Admit Card 2026

You can retrieve your hall ticket using two different methods: via the main RPSC web portal or through the Rajasthan SSO login portal.

Method 1: Download via RPSC Official Website

1. Visit the official RPSC portal: rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.
2. Locate the "Important Links" section on the left side of the homepage.
3. Click on "Admit Card for Junior Legal Officer 2025-26".
4. You will be redirected to the recruitment portal page. Select "Get Admit Card".
5. Enter your Application Number, select your Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY), and type the displayed Security Captcha code.
6. Click "Get Admit Card". Your hall ticket will appear on the screen.
7. Save the PDF file and print 2–3 clear copies on A4 size paper.

Method 2: Download via Rajasthan SSO Portal

1. Navigate to sso.rajasthan.gov.in.
2. Log in using your SSO ID / Username, Password, and Captcha code.
3. Once logged in, click on the "Recruitment Portal" icon.
4. On the top navigation bar, select "Get Admit Card".
5. Locate the link for Junior Legal Officer 2025-26 and click "Download Admit Card".
6. Review the displayed document and print a clear copy.

Key Details to Verify on Your Hall Ticket

As soon as you download your admit card, review every entry carefully. If you notice any spelling mistakes or mismatch in data, contact the RPSC helpline immediately.

• Candidate’s Name & Roll Number
• Application / Registration ID
• Father’s & Mother’s Name
• Date of Birth & Applied Category
• Photograph & Digital Signature
• Exam Center Name, Address & Venue Code
• Paper-wise Exam Timings & Reporting Time
• Invigilator Signature Space & Exam Day Guidelines

RPSC JLO Written Exam Pattern & Syllabus Breakdown

The written test consists of four individual papers, conducted over two consecutive days (two papers per day). Each paper is allocated 3 hours.

Scheme of Examination

Important Rules for Written Test:

• Qualifying Standard: Candidates must score a minimum of 40% marks in each paper to qualify for the interview round.
• Question Type: All questions are Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
• Negative Marking: $1/3^{\text{rd}}$ mark will be deducted for every incorrect response.

Crucial Rule: Mandatory 5th Option in RPSC OMR Sheets

RPSC enforces a mandatory 5th Option Rule on all OMR answer sheets to prevent unattempted question tampering:

• Every question presents 5 options (A, B, C, D, and E).
• If you know the answer, darken the appropriate circle among A, B, C, or D.
• If you choose NOT to attempt a question, you MUST darken the 5th circle (Option E).
• Penalty: If a question is left completely unattempted without darkening any of the 5 circles, $1/3^{\text{rd}}$ mark will be deducted for that question.
• Disqualification Clause: Un-bubbled questions exceeding 10% of the total paper count will lead to automatic disqualification. An additional 10 minutes are granted at the end of the exam strictly to verify that every question has one circle filled.

Mandatory Items to Carry to the Exam Center

Make sure you bring the following items to the examination venue:

1. Printed Copy of Admit Card: A clear, legible printout of your hall ticket.
2. Original Photo Identity Proof: Any one valid government ID (Aadhaar Card with clear photo, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, or PAN Card).
3. Recent Passport-Sized Photograph: At least two recent color photographs (matching the image on your application form).
4. Transparent Blue / Black Ballpoint Pen: For darkening the OMR circles properly.

Items Banned Inside the Examination Hall:

• Mobile phones, smartwatches, Bluetooth devices, earphones, or calculators.
• Books, notebooks, loose paper sheets, or study material.
• Wallets, metal jewelry, or opaque water bottles.

Post-Exam Selection Process: What Next?

Once the written exam concludes on July 27, 2026, the selection process moves through the following stages:

1. Release of Model Answer Key: RPSC will release provisional answer keys on its official portal. Candidates can file objections online within the specified timeframe.
2. Declaration of Written Results: Candidates clearing the individual 40% cutoff per paper and meeting the aggregate merit cutoff will be shortlisted for the interview.
3. Personal Interview (25 Marks): Evaluates your legal acumen, practical understanding of court procedures, personality traits, and communication skills.
4. Final Merit & Document Verification: A consolidated merit list combining the Written Test (200 Marks) + Interview (25 Marks) will determine final recruitment against the 12 Junior Legal Officer posts.