Lecturer in Computer Science

Rpsc Programmer 2025 Exam Notice

RPSC released the syllabus for the Programmer post under IT & Communication Department. The exam consists of two 100-mark papers (Paper I: Reasoning, DBMS, Networks; Paper II: System Design, Programming), each 2 hours long, with 100 MCQs per paper and negative marking (1/3 deduction per wrong answer).

Rpsc Lecturer Computer Science 2027 Exam Notice

Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the syllabus and exam pattern for the Lecturer in Computer Science position in the College Education Department. The exam will be objective type, with 150 questions for 75 marks, to be completed in 3 hours, including negative marking.

Rpsc Analyst Cum Programmer 2026 Exam Notice

RPSC has released the exam notice for the Analyst Cum Programmer post under the Department of Information Technology and Communication. The examination consists of two papers, each carrying 100 marks with 100 multiple-choice questions, to be completed in 2 hours per paper, with negative marking of 1/3rd for wrong or unattempted questions.

Rpsc Programmer 2026 Exam Notice

RPSC has released the exam scheme and syllabus for the Programmer post. Candidates must appear in two papers, each of 100 marks and 2 hours duration. Minimum qualifying marks are 40% for general candidates and 36% for SC/ST candidates.

Rpsc Analyst Cum Programmer 2024 Exam Notice

Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the syllabus for the Analyst-Cum-Programmer post under the Department of Information Technology and Communication. The exam consists of two papers — Paper I (Reasoning, General Knowledge, DBMS, Networks) and Paper II (System Analysis, Software Engineering, Project Management) — each carrying 100 marks and 2 hours duration, with negative marking and 40% minimum qualifying marks (36% for SC/ST).

Rpsc Programmer 2025 Exam_notice

Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the exam scheme and syllabus for the Programmer post. The written exam consists of two papers (100 marks each, 2 hours each), with a minimum qualifying aggregate of 40% (36% for SC/ST candidates). Syllabus covers reasoning, general knowledge, database systems, networking, system analysis, software engineering, and programming in Java and .NET.