RSMSSB Rajasthan VDO Exam Cut-Off 2021 : Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board, Jaipur, RSMSSB VDO 2021 may soon release the result and answer key for the posts of Village Development Officer.
The exam was held in December, candidates can check the expected cut off here…
Rajasthan Subordinate and Ministerial Services Selection Board, Jaipur,
RSMSSB VDO 2021 exam was conducted for recruitment to the post of Village Development Officer or Village Development Officer.
Lakhs of candidates had appeared for the examination held in December, 2021.
Candidates can now check RSMSSB VDO Expected Cut Off and get more details on the official website rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in.
Given below is the RSMSSB VDO 2021 expected cut off for the preliminary exam.
The exam was conducted on December 27 and 28, 2021. Candidates must note that the expected cut off is only provisional. It has been prepared after taking expert feedback and paper analysis.
The candidates who qualify in this examination will be eligible to appear in the main examination to be held later. Check out the expected cut off below.
RSMSSB VDO 2021: Expected Cut Off
| category | Expected Cut Off (Male) | Expected Cut Off (Female) |
| General | 69-74 | 64-66 |
| scheduled caste | 61-66 | 56-61 |
| Scheduled Tribes | 61-65 | 56-61 |
| Other backward classes | 63-69 | 61-66 |
| EWS | 65-70 | 62-68 |
Candidates are informed that the actual RSMSSB VDO cut off will be released at a later date along with the result.
VDO Exam RSMSSB VDO 2021 exam was conducted in both the shifts of the day.
The admit card for this exam was released on December 19, 2021, after which candidates were asked to check all the details carefully and prepare for the exam accordingly.
Around 600 vacancies have been reserved in this recruitment exam.
RSMSSB VDO 2021 answer key and result (RSMSSB VDO 2021 answer key and RSMSSB VDO 2021 result) expected to release in January, 2022.
However, there is no official confirmation yet. Those who are able to clear the exam will be recruited on more than 3,000 vacancies.
