Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2026 Released: Check Category-wise Marks

The anticipation for the RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Recruitment 2026 results has concluded. The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) published the official cut-off marks and exam results on 24th June 2026 via their official portal, www.rssb.rajasthan.gov.in. With approximately 1.8 lakh candidates having appeared for the examination, applicants can now review the category-wise cut-off scores provided below.

Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2026 Out

Official cut-off thresholds have been released in a structured PDF format, detailing requirements for both TSP (Scheduled Areas) and Non-TSP (Non-Scheduled Areas) candidates. You can access the official documentation directly through this article.

Non-TSP (Non-Scheduled Area) Cutoff Marks

TSP (Scheduled / Tribal Area) Cutoff Marks

Download RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off Notice PDF

View RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Result 2026 - Official Link

How to Check Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2026?

1. Go to the official website: rssb.rajasthan.gov.in
2. Click on the “Results” section on the homepage.
3. Look for the link that reads “Agriculture Supervisor 2026: Roll number List of Selected Candidates for Document Verification” and click on it.
4. The result PDF will open on your screen. The cut-off marks are mentioned within the PDF.
5. Use Ctrl + F to search for your roll number and check whether you’ve been shortlisted.
6. Download and save the PDF for future reference, especially for Document Verification.

RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Previous Year Cut Off Marks

To better understand the competitive nature of the 2026 recruitment, it is useful to review historical trends. The previous RSMSSB Agriculture Supervisor exam established the benchmarks for a 430-vacancy cycle, providing a baseline for comparison.

Official Cut Off 2024 – Non-Scheduled Area (NTSP)

Official Cut Off 2024 – Scheduled Area (TSP)

Factors That Influence the Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off

Several critical variables influence the fluctuations in cut-off marks year-over-year. The Board evaluates the following key factors before finalizing the requirements:

1. Total Number of Vacancies
Higher vacancy counts typically correlate with a broader selection pool, which can help stabilize or lower cut-offs. The 2026 recruitment features 1100 vacancies, significantly higher than the 2024 cycle's 430.

2. Candidate Participation
With roughly 1.8 lakh aspirants competing, the high volume of participants maintains significant pressure on the final merit thresholds.

3. Examination Difficulty
The complexity of the question paper, including the distribution of easy-to-moderate questions and adjustments for deleted items, plays a decisive role in the final score calculation.

4. Normalization and Corrections
RSSB utilizes normalization techniques to ensure fairness. Previous cycles have seen adjustments due to deleted questions and procedural disqualifications, which directly impact candidate rankings.

5. Geographic Segmentation (NTSP vs. TSP)
Due to the restricted applicant pool in Scheduled Areas (TSP), cut-off marks for these regions often differ from those in Non-Scheduled Areas (NTSP).

6. Reservation Categories
Cut-off scores are meticulously categorized across UR, OBC, EWS, MBC, SC, and ST, with specialized sub-categories for Widows (WID), Divorcees (DIV), Ex-Servicemen (EX), and PwD candidates.