Rajasthan CET Graduate Level Study Notes 2026
Rajasthan CET Graduate Level study notes for fast, topic-wise revision of Rajasthan GK, maths, computer and languages.
Rajasthan CET Graduate Level study notes are what you will rely on in the last weeks before the exam. The Common Eligibility Test (Graduate Level) conducted by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board covers 14 syllabus areas in one paper of 150 questions, so you cannot reread full books at the end. Short, well-organised notes let you revise every area several times.
This page explains what to put in your notes for each part of the syllabus, how to organise them and how to schedule revision before the proposed exam window of 16 to 18 January 2027.
What to Include
Section | What your notes should hold |
|---|---|
Rajasthan history and culture | Timelines of rulers and movements, lists of forts, painting schools, folk deities, fairs, dances and dialects |
Geography of India and Rajasthan | Maps of physiographic divisions, rivers, lakes, minerals and crops, with one-line facts |
Polity | Articles, institutions and commissions in tables, with Rajasthan bodies alongside national ones |
Economy | Budget and banking terms, irrigation projects, industries and current welfare schemes |
Science and technology | Key definitions, units, nutrition and health facts, Rajasthan agriculture points |
Mathematics and reasoning | A formula sheet and solved examples of each question type |
Computer and public health | Shortcut keys, MS Office functions, cyber security terms, first aid and CPR basics |
Hindi and English | Grammar rules, idioms, one-word substitutions and official terminology lists |
How to Organise Your Notes
Short notes: One to two pages per topic, written after you finish studying it, not while reading.
Formula sheet: All mathematics formulas and shortcuts on a few pages you can revise in 15 minutes.
Error log: Every mistake from tests, with the correct fact or method next to it.
Monthly current affairs notes: One file per month for Rajasthan, national and international events, schemes and personalities.
Tables and maps: Use tables and outline maps wherever facts can be compared, such as rivers or commissions.
A Simple Note Layout
Keep every topic in the same format so revision becomes quick and predictable.
Heading and syllabus area: Write the topic name and the syllabus section it belongs to, so you can track coverage.
Key facts: Five to ten points you must remember, written in your own words.
Comparison table: A small table wherever facts can be compared, such as rulers and their periods or commissions and their roles.
Likely question angles: Two or three ways the topic has been asked in previous papers.
Error links: A note of any related mistakes from your error log.
Revision Schedule
During study: Revise each topic's notes within a week of writing them.
Monthly: Run through all notes of completed subjects once a month.
Final six weeks: Revise every subject at least twice, with the formula sheet and error log every few days.
Last week: Only notes, error log and current affairs; no new material.
Official and Reliable Sources
Base your topic list on the official CET Graduate Level 2026 advertisement, which carries the full syllabus in Hindi and English. Use standard textbooks for concepts and official government sources for schemes and current affairs