Rajasthan High Court Released Driver Result 2026 with Category Wise Cut Off Marks and Shortlisted Candidates
Rajasthan High Court Driver Result 2026: The Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur, has released the Rajasthan High Court Driver Result 2026 for the screening test conducted for driver and chauffeur recruitment. Candidates appearing for the examination can now check the roll number wise list of provisionally shortlisted candidates for the next stage of the selection process. The results were declared on 17 May 2026.The recruitment exam was held on 26th April 2026 for the posts of Driver in Rajasthan High Court and RSLSA as well as Driver posts in District Courts and DLSA. Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the official result PDF are provisionally eligible for job test and personal interview.Recruitment categories included in the results.The announced results include Driver Recruitment for District Courts and DLSAs under Part-I and Driver Recruitment for Rajasthan High Court and RSLSA under Part-II. The Rajasthan High Court has also released category-wise cut-off marks for various regions and reservation categories.For TSP Pratapgarh, the cut off numbers were 52 for unreserved candidates and 48 for ST candidates. In TSP Banswara the unreserved cut-off was set at 52, while TSP Dungarpur recorded 55 marks for the unreserved category.In the non-TSP category for driver posts, the cut-off marks were 78 for unreserved candidates, 75 for SC, 72 for ST, and 77 for OBC/MBC-NCL candidates.Driver cutoff marks continueFor driver recruitment, the cut-off for unreserved male category was 76, while for unreserved female candidates 49 marks were required. The cut-off for ex-servicemen under the unprotected category was 60.In specific categories, SC male candidates recorded a cutoff of 69 and SC female candidates required 47 marks. The cut-off for ST category was 67, while EWS candidates required 73 marks. OBC/MBC-NCL male candidates required 74 marks and female candidates required 45 marks. The cut-off for MBC-NCL category was fixed at 72.Important Instructions for CandidatesThe High Court said that the conclusion was framed in the light of the judgment in “Saurav Yadav v. State of UP, AIR 2021 SC 233”. It also clarified that the objections raised against the model answer key were rejected, and the same answer key would be treated as final.The notice added that OMR sheets containing multiple bubbles, use of whitener or wrong methods of blackening were not checked. Job test and personal interview schedule will be released separately on the official website.
