RPSC RAS Exam Analysis 2021; History and reasoning dominate; Check expected cutoff
Ujjwal Kirti | October 27, 2021 | 01:11 PM IST | 2 mins read
PSC conducted the RPSC RAS 2021 prelims exam today in online mode. Candidates can check the difficulty level and RAS expected cut off here.
NEW DELHI: The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has conducted the RPSC Rajasthan Administrative Services (RAS) exam today in offline mode. The RPSC RAS prelims was conducted from 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM. According to the candidates who appeared in the RPSC RAS 2021 exam, overall the exam was moderately difficult. Questions were more based on facts. According to the RPSC RAS exam analysis 2021, the questions from history (both Indian and Rajasthan) and reasoning dominated the RAS question paper 2021.
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Swati, who appeared for her second attempt, said that the paper was moderately difficult. There were some questions from the UPSC IAS 2021 prelims exam. Rohit also stated that the Polity section also formed a good part of the question paper. More than 6 lakh candidates appeared in the RPSC RAS 2021 prelims exam and RAS 2021 question paper difficulty level may lead to higher RPSC RAS cut off 2021.
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RPSC RAS prelims exam analysis 2021 - Subject-wise weightage
Students can check the topic-wise RPSC RAS prelims exam analysis 2021 in the table given below. The RPSC exam analysis 2021 is based on the inputs given by candidates and experts.
RPSC RAS 2021 exam analysis
|
Topics |
Number of Questions |
|
Rajasthan History, Culture, Literature |
15 |
|
India History |
16 |
|
Geography of India & World |
10 |
|
Rajasthan Geography |
13 |
|
India Polity |
7 |
|
Rajasthan Polity |
8 |
|
India Economy |
4 |
|
Rajasthan Economy |
9 |
|
Science & Technology |
14 |
|
Reasoning & Mental Ability |
22 |
|
Current Affairs |
7 |
|
Rajasthan Schemes & Policy |
5 |
|
Rajasthan Committees & Boards |
0 |
|
Rajasthan Misc. |
5 |
|
India Defence |
3 |
|
Indian (Union Govt.) Scheme |
0 |
|
India & World Current Affairs |
12 |
|
Total |
150 |
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RPSC RAS prelims cut off 2021 - Expected
The RPSC RAS cut off 2021 will be released along with the RPSC RAS result 2021. However, candidates can check the RPSC RAS expected cut off 221 based on the RPSC RAS exam analysis 2021. Check the RPSC cut off 2021 in the table given below.
RPSC prelims cut off 2021
|
Category |
Marks calculated out of 200 |
|
General |
78-82 |
|
SC |
69-71 |
|
ST |
70-73 |
|
OBC |
77-79 |
The RPSC RAS prelims result 2021 will be announced tentatively by the last week of November. Qualified candidates will be eligible to appear for the RPSC RAS mains exam 2021.
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