RSMSSB CET 2024 – All You Need to Know

If you’re aiming for a medical or dental seat in Rajasthan, the RSMSSB CET 2024 is the exam that matters. It decides who gets into MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS and other health‑related courses offered by the state’s universities. This guide breaks down everything you need – from key dates to eligibility, exam pattern and practical study tips – so you can plan your preparation without any guesswork.

Exam Dates & Application Process

The Rajasthan Sub‑ordinate Service Selection Board (RSMSSB) released the official notification for CET 2024 in early March. The online application window opens on April 10 and closes on April 30. After you submit the form, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your roll number. Keep that safe – you’ll need it to download the admit card.

The admit card is typically available two weeks before the exam, around May 15. Download it from the official portal, print two copies, and double‑check that your photo, name and roll number match the details you entered. The exam itself is scheduled for June 5, 2024. The result is expected by the end of July, and the counseling process starts in early August.

Syllabus, Pattern & Preparation Tips

The CET 2024 paper is a single‑paper test lasting three hours. It contains 200 multiple‑choice questions (MCQs) split into three sections: Physics (40 questions), Chemistry (40 questions) and Biology (120 questions – 60 Botany, 60 Zoology). Each correct answer fetches one mark, and there is no negative marking.

Here’s a quick rundown of the syllabus:

Physics: Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Waves, Optics, Modern Physics.
Chemistry: Physical, Organic and Inorganic chemistry – focus on chemical equations, periodic trends and basic calculations.
Biology: Cell biology, Human anatomy, Physiology, Genetics, Ecology and Plant science.

To ace the test, follow these practical steps:

Make a timeline: Allocate at least four months for study. Spend the first two months covering the entire syllabus, the third month for intensive practice, and the final month for mock tests and revision.
Use NCERT first: The exam largely follows NCERT textbooks for Class 11‑12. Read the chapters, solve the end‑of‑chapter questions, and note down formulas.
Practice MCQs daily: Work on question banks from reputable sources. Time yourself to get used to the three‑hour limit.
Take full‑length mock tests: Simulate exam conditions at least six times before the actual day. Analyze your mistakes and revisit weak topics.
Stay healthy: Short breaks, proper sleep, and regular exercise keep your mind sharp. Avoid cramming the night before.

Remember, RSMSSB CET 2024 is competitive, but a steady plan beats last‑minute panic every time. Keep track of official updates on the RSMSSB website, and don’t ignore the counseling schedule – missing a seat due to paperwork can be as disappointing as a low score.

Good luck, and may your hard work turn into a seat in the right medical college!

RSMSSB CET 2024 Results Announced: Key Details for Aspiring Candidates

4.04.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

The RSMSSB has declared the CET 2024 results for both Graduation and 12th levels, announced on February 12 and 17, respectively. Conducted in late 2024, the exams assessed candidates in various subjects. The results are available online, and successful candidates will proceed to document verification for state department placements.