Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2026 Out, Category-wise Cut-Off Marks

The wait is finally over for lakhs of aspirants who appeared in the RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Written Exam 2026. The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) released the cut-off marks and results on 24th June 2026 on its official website, www.rssb.rajasthan.gov.in. Approximately 1.8 lakh candidates appeared in the exam and can now check the category-wise cut-off marks shared in the article.

Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2026 Out

The official cut-off marks have been released along with the result PDF, which you can also check here. The cut-off marks has been released separately for candidates from TSP (Scheduled Areas) and Non-TSP (Non-Scheduled areas) in the PDF format.

Non-TSP (Non-Scheduled Area) Cutoff Marks

TSP (Scheduled / Tribal Area) Cutoff Marks

RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off Notice- Click to check

RSSB Agriculture Supervisor Result 2026 Out- Click to Check

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 understand how competitive the 2026 cut-off is likely to be, it helps to look at what the Board declared officially in the last recruitment cycle. The RSMSSB Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off 2024 was released for the 430-vacancy drive.

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

Official Cut Off 2024 – Scheduled Area (TSP)

Factors That Influence the Rajasthan Agriculture Supervisor Cut Off

If you are wondering why the cut-off changes every year, here are the key factors the Board considers:

1. Total Number of Vacancies
More posts mean more candidates get selected, which typically brings the cut-off down. With 1100 vacancies in 2026 (compared to 430 in 2024), there’s reason for cautious optimism.

2. Number of Candidates Appeared
Around 1.8 lakh candidates appeared for the 2026 exam — a large pool. Higher competition can push the cut-off upward even when vacancies rise.

3. Difficulty Level of the Paper
Approximately 50 questions in the recent exam were categorised as relatively easier. The final answer key and any deleted questions also affect the total marks distribution.

4. Normalisation & Deleted Questions
RSSB applies normalisation where needed. In the 2023 cycle, 1,294 candidates were disqualified due to procedural errors, and deleted questions adjusted the overall score distribution.

5. Area (NTSP vs. TSP)
Candidates applying for Scheduled Area (TSP) posts compete in a smaller pool, which is why TSP cut-offs are consistently lower than NTSP ones.

6. Category Reservations
Each category — UR, OBC, EWS, MBC, SC, ST — has its own cut-off threshold. Sub-types like Widow (WID), Divorcee (DIV), Ex-Serviceman (EX), and Persons with Disabilities have separate cut-offs too.