Rajasthan Police Constable Syllabus 2026: Section-wise Topics
The Rajasthan Police Constable syllabus is organised around three sections of the written test: reasoning with basic computer knowledge, general knowledge with science and current affairs, and Rajasthan-specific topics. This page breaks each section into topics you can tick off, and suggests a study order based on how marks are distributed.
The department names the sections in its notification but does not publish a topic-wise syllabus. The topic lists below are built from the section names and from questions asked in earlier constable papers. Use them as a working checklist, not as an official list, and compare them with the latest notification on the official Rajasthan Police website.
Table of Contents
Syllabus at a glance
Section | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|
Logical ability, reasoning and basic computer knowledge | 60 | 60 |
General knowledge, general science, social science, current affairs, women and child rights laws, government schemes | 45 | 45 |
Rajasthan polity, history, economy, geography, culture and arts | 45 | 45 |
Key points to know
One written paper: the three sections are attempted together in one 2-hour test, so there is no separate paper to plan for.
Reasoning is the largest block: 60 of the 150 marks come from reasoning and computer basics.
Rajasthan topics are a full section: 45 marks come from the state alone, which is why local study matters.
Older pages can mislead: some websites still list a different section structure. Follow the current notification.
Reasoning and basic computer knowledge
This section tests how quickly you can solve patterns and apply basic digital knowledge. It has the most marks, and most questions can be solved with practice instead of memory.
Area | Topics to cover | Start with |
|---|---|---|
Verbal reasoning | Series, analogy, classification, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, ranking and order | Series and coding-decoding |
Logical reasoning | Syllogism, statements and conclusions, Venn diagrams, puzzles and seating arrangement | Syllogism and Venn diagrams |
Non-verbal reasoning | Figure series, mirror and water images, embedded figures, paper folding | Figure series |
Basic maths and data | Number system, percentage, average, ratio, time and work, simple data interpretation | Percentage and ratio |
Basic computer knowledge | Parts of a computer, input and output devices, memory, operating system basics, MS Office, internet and email, keyboard shortcuts, cyber safety | Hardware and MS Office |
General knowledge, science and current affairs
This section mixes static facts with recent events. Prepare static topics once, and revise current affairs every month.
Static general knowledge
Indian polity: Constitution, fundamental rights and duties, Parliament, President and governors.
History: major events of ancient, medieval and modern India, and the freedom struggle.
Geography: physical features, rivers, climate, resources and agriculture.
Economy: basic terms, banking, taxes and national planning.
General science and social science
Physics, chemistry and biology: everyday science, human body, diseases, nutrition, environment.
Social science: society, institutions and the school-level topics behind civics and geography.
Current affairs, laws and schemes
Current affairs: national and state news, awards, sports, appointments and important days from the last 12 months.
Women and child rights laws: key acts and protections, the working of commissions and helplines.
Government schemes: central and Rajasthan welfare schemes, their purpose and target groups.
Rajasthan GK
Area | Topics to cover | Start with |
|---|---|---|
History | Major dynasties and forts, important battles, freedom movements and princely states | Dynasties and forts |
Art and culture | Fairs and festivals, folk dances and music, paintings, handicrafts, languages and dialects | Fairs and folk art |
Geography | Districts, rivers, lakes, desert regions, climate, soils, minerals and wildlife | Rivers, districts and minerals |
Polity and administration | State government structure, High Court, commissions and local bodies | State government structure |
Economy | Agriculture, industry, tourism, power and key state schemes | Agriculture and schemes |
Physical test: is there a syllabus?
The physical stage has no syllabus but has fixed standards. The 5 km race has timed limits and the height, chest and weight standards are set in the notification. Read them on the eligibility page and start running practice well before the written exam.
How to cover the syllabus
Weeks 1 to 4: start reasoning basics and the static topics of Rajasthan GK. Revise basic computer terms twice a week.
Weeks 5 to 8: add general knowledge and science, and start a monthly current affairs note.
Weeks 9 to 12: take topic tests and sectional tests, and fix weak areas.
Final phase: attempt full-length tests, review mistakes the same day and revise the error log.
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