Udaipur, June 22 — The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) is all set to conduct the much-awaited Lecturer and Coach Competitive Examination – 2025 for the Secondary Education Department starting Monday, June 23. The subject-wise examination will continue through June 28, with tests scheduled in two shifts daily. A total of 96,700 candidates are expected to participate across the state.
In Udaipur, under the direction of District Collector Namit Mehta and Exam Coordinator ADM (Administration) Deependra Singh Rathore, all arrangements for the smooth conduct of the exam have been finalized.
81 Exam Centres Prepared in Udaipur
ADM Rathore informed that a total of 81 exam centres have been set up in Udaipur district alone. Comprehensive preparations have been made to ensure the exam is conducted peacefully, transparently, and securely. To manage the process effectively, 27 sub-coordinators have been appointed (one for every three centres), along with 121 observers deployed to oversee the proceedings.
Exam Schedule and Shift Details
The exam will follow a structured schedule, with specific subjects allotted to each shift:
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June 23: Morning Shift — General Knowledge, Afternoon Shift — Hindi
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June 24: Morning — Geography, Afternoon — English
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June 25: Morning — Sanskrit, Afternoon — Mathematics
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June 26: Morning — General Knowledge (Group B), Afternoon — Political Science
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June 27: Morning — History, Afternoon — Biology
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June 28: Morning — Chemistry, Afternoon — Commerce
Important Instructions for Candidates
ADM Rathore emphasized that candidates must report to their assigned exam centres at least one hour before the scheduled start time, as no entry will be permitted after that window. Adherence to all guidelines issued by the commission is mandatory for all examinees.
The administration’s meticulous planning and strict protocols aim to ensure a fair and efficient exam process, offering candidates an ideal environment to perform at their best.
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