RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result and Cutoff

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The RAS 2018 Prelims Exam was held on 24th June 2018. The exam was conducted by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC). The exam was for the recruitment of Assistant Administrative Officers (AAOs) and Assistant Section Officers (ASOs).

The exam was divided into two parts: Part I and Part II. Part I was of 200 marks and Part II was of 100 marks.

Part I of the exam consisted of questions on General Studies, English Language and Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability, and General Mental Ability.

Part II of the exam consisted of questions on Indian Polity and Governance, Indian economy, General Science, and Current Affairs.

The cutoff for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam was 100 marks. The minimum qualifying marks for the exam were 33% for General Category candidates, 25% for OBC-NCL candidates, 20% for SC/ST candidates, and 15% for PWD candidates.

The results of the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam were declared on 15th August 2018. The list of candidates who qualified for the Mains Exam was also released on the same day.

The RAS 2018 Mains Exam was held on 25th and 26th November 2018. The exam was divided into two papers: Paper I and Paper II.

Paper I was of 300 marks and Paper II was of 200 marks.

Paper I of the exam consisted of questions on General Studies, Indian Polity and Governance, Indian Economy, General Science, and Current Affairs.

Paper II of the exam consisted of questions on English Language and Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability, and General Mental Ability.

The results of the RAS 2018 Mains Exam were declared on 15th January 2019. The list of candidates who qualified for the Personality test was also released on the same day.

The RAS 2018 Personality Test was held on 26th and 27th February 2019. The Personality Test was conducted by the RPSC.

The results of the RAS 2018 Personality Test were declared on 15th March 2019. The list of candidates who were selected for the post of Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) and Assistant Section Officer (ASO) was also released on the same day.

The final selection of candidates for the post of Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) and Assistant Section Officer (ASO) was based on the marks obtained in the Prelims Exam, Mains Exam, and Personality Test.

The following are the subtopics for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam:

  • General Studies: Indian Polity and Governance, Indian Economy, General Science, Current Affairs
  • English Language and Comprehension
  • Quantitative Aptitude
  • Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability
  • General Mental Ability

The following are the marks allotted for each subtopic in the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam:

  • General Studies: 50 marks
  • English Language and Comprehension: 50 marks
  • Quantitative Aptitude: 50 marks
  • Logical Reasoning and Analytical Ability: 50 marks
  • General Mental Ability: 50 marks

The total marks for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam were 250 marks.

The following are the minimum qualifying marks for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam:

  • General Category candidates: 33%
  • OBC-NCL candidates: 25%
  • SC/ST candidates: 20%
  • PWD candidates: 15%

The following are the list of candidates who qualified for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam:

  • General Category candidates: 10000
  • OBC-NCL candidates: 5000
  • SC/ST candidates: 2500
  • PWD candidates: 1250

The following are the list of candidates who qualified for the RAS 2018 Personality Test:

  • General Category candidates: 5000
  • OBC-NCL candidates: 2500
  • SC/ST candidates: 1250
  • PWD candidates: 625

The following are the list of candidates who were selected for the post of Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) and Assistant Section Officer (ASO) in the RAS 2018:

  • General

Here are some frequently asked questions and short answers about the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result and Cutoff:

  1. What is the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result?
    The RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result is the list of candidates who have qualified for the Mains Exam. The result is announced by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) on their website.

  2. When will the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result be announced?
    The RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result is expected to be announced in the first week of February 2019.

  3. How can I check the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result?
    You can check the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam Result on the RPSC website. To do this, you will need to enter your roll number and date of birth.

  4. What is the cutoff for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam?
    The cutoff for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam is the minimum marks that a candidate must score in order to qualify for the Mains Exam. The cutoff is different for each category of candidates.

  5. How can I calculate my marks for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam?
    You can calculate your marks for the RAS 2018 Prelims Exam by using the answer key that is released by the RPSC. The answer key is usually released a few days after the exam.

  6. What are the benefits of qualifying for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    The benefits of qualifying for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam include a good salary, job security, and a prestigious position in the government.

  7. How can I prepare for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    You can prepare for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam by using the RPSC syllabus and by taking mock tests. You can also join a coaching institute for help with preparation.

  8. What are the topics that are covered in the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    The topics that are covered in the RAS 2018 Mains Exam include General Studies, Rajasthan State History and Culture, General Knowledge, and English.

  9. How long is the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    The RAS 2018 Mains Exam is a two-day exam. The first day of the exam consists of two papers, each of which is three hours long. The second day of the exam consists of three papers, each of which is three hours long.

  10. What is the passing mark for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    The passing mark for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam is 50%.

  11. What are the interview dates for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam?
    The interview dates for the RAS 2018 Mains Exam are usually announced in the month of May.

  12. What are the benefits of qualifying for the RAS 2018 Interview?
    The benefits of qualifying for the RAS 2018 Interview include a good salary, job security, and a prestigious position in the government.

  13. How can I prepare for the RAS 2018 Interview?
    You can prepare for the RAS 2018 Interview by practicing your Communication skills and by researching the RPSC. You can also join a coaching institute for help with preparation.

  14. What are the questions that are asked in the RAS 2018 Interview?
    The questions that are asked in the RAS 2018 Interview are usually related to your educational background, your work experience, and your general knowledge.

  15. What is the dress code for the RAS 2018 Interview?
    The dress code for the RAS 2018 Interview is formal. You should wear a suit and tie for the interview.

  16. What is the salary for a RAS officer?
    The salary for a RAS officer is around Rs. 1 lakh per month.

  17. What are the job prospects for a RAS officer?
    The job prospects for a RAS officer are very good. RAS officers are in high demand and they can get jobs in various government departments.

  18. What are the benefits of being a RAS officer?
    The benefits of being a RAS officer include a good salary, job security, and a prestigious position in the government. RAS officers also get various allowances and perks.

  19. How can I become a RAS officer?
    You can become a RAS officer by clearing the RAS exam. The RAS exam

Sure, here are some MCQs on the following topics:

  • The Indian Constitution

  • The Indian Constitution was adopted on:
    (a) 26 January 1950
    (b) 26 November 1949
    (c) 15 August 1947
    (d) 2 October 1947

  • The Preamble to the Indian Constitution states that India is a:
    (a) Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
    (b) Sovereign, Democratic, Republic
    (c) Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
    (d) Sovereign, Democratic, Secular, Republic

  • The President of India is elected by:
    (a) The members of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
    (b) The members of the Electoral College
    (c) The members of the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Assemblies of the States
    (d) The members of the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Assemblies of the States and the Union Territories

  • The Prime Minister of India is appointed by:
    (a) The President of India
    (b) The Vice President of India
    (c) The Speaker of the Lok Sabha
    (d) The Justice-of-india/”>Chief Justice of India

  • The Supreme Court of India is the highest court in India. It has:
    (a) One Chief Justice and 30 judges
    (b) One Chief Justice and 25 judges
    (c) One Chief Justice and 28 judges
    (d) One Chief Justice and 31 judges

  • Indian Economy

  • The Indian economy is the:
    (a) Second largest economy in the world
    (b) Third largest economy in the world
    (c) Fourth largest economy in the world
    (d) Fifth largest economy in the world

  • The main sectors of the Indian economy are:
    (a) agriculture, Industry and Services
    (b) Agriculture, Industry, Services and Finance
    (c) Agriculture, Industry, Services and Infrastructure-2/”>INFRASTRUCTURE
    (d) Agriculture, Industry, Services, Finance and Infrastructure

  • The main sources of revenue for the Indian government are:
    (a) Taxes, Non-Tax Revenues and Borrowings
    (b) Taxes, Non-Tax Revenues, Borrowings and Disinvestment
    (c) Taxes, Non-Tax Revenues, Borrowings, Disinvestment and External Assistance
    (d) Taxes, Non-Tax Revenues, Borrowings, Disinvestment, External Assistance and Grants

  • The main expenditure heads of the Indian government are:
    (a) Defence, Education, Health, Social Security and Welfare
    (b) Defence, Education, Health, Social Security and Welfare, Agriculture and Rural Development
    (c) Defence, Education, Health, Social Security and Welfare, Agriculture and Rural Development, Industry and Infrastructure
    (d) Defence, Education, Health, Social Security and Welfare, Agriculture and Rural Development, Industry and Infrastructure, Energy and Environment

  • The main Economic Reforms In India were initiated in:
    (a) 1991
    (b) 1992
    (c) 1993
    (d) 1994

  • Indian Polity

  • The President of India is the:
    (a) Head of State
    (b) Head of Government
    (c) Chief Justice of India
    (d) Speaker of the Lok Sabha

  • The Prime Minister of India is the:
    (a) Head of State
    (b) Head of Government
    (c) Chief Justice of India
    (d) Speaker of the Lok Sabha

  • The Parliament of India consists of:
    (a) The President and the Lok Sabha
    (b) The President and the Rajya Sabha
    (c) The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha
    (d) The Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the President

  • The Supreme Court of India is the highest court in India. It has:
    (a) One Chief Justice and 30 judges
    (b) One Chief Justice and 25 judges
    (c) One Chief Justice and 28 judges
    (d) One Chief Justice and 31 judges

  • The Election Commission of India is responsible for:
    (a) Conducting Elections to the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Assemblies of the States
    (b) Conducting elections to the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Legislative Assemblies of the States and the Union Territories
    (c) Conducting elections to the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha, the Legislative Assemblies of the States and the Union Territories and the Panchayats
    (d) Conducting elections