How should I make notes for the rules subjects?

Use tables for leave types, time limits and financial powers, with rule numbers next to each point. Revise one table a day so the provisions stay fresh.

Should I make separate notes for Paper I and Paper II?

Yes. Keep a notebook or file per subject, plus one error log for both papers. This makes revision faster in the final month.

Can I rely only on ready-made notes?

Ready-made notes save time, but add your own points from tests and previous papers. Notes you update yourself are easier to recall in the exam.

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RPSC Junior Accountant Notes: Paper I and Paper II Revision Guide

Subject-wise notes for Paper I general subjects and Paper II accounts, auditing and Rajasthan rules.

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Exam: RPSC Junior Accountant

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Why RPSC Junior Accountant Notes Matter

RPSC Junior Accountant notes condense twelve subjects into material you can revise quickly before a two-paper exam. Paper II rules subjects, Rajasthan Service Rules and GF and AR, test exact provisions, so well-made notes save hours in the final weeks.

RPSC last conducted this recruitment in its 2013 cycle. The latest cycle was conducted by RSMSSB, so align your notes with the current syllabus on the RSMSSB Junior Accountant page.

What to Include in Your Notes

Subject	What to note
General Hindi and English	Grammar rules, common errors, idioms, one-word substitutions
Rajasthan GK	Dynasties and dates, forts, fairs, folk arts, rivers, minerals, current schemes
General Science and Computer	Key facts, terms, shortcut keys, MS Office functions
Mathematics	Formula sheet for percentage, interest, ratio and mensuration
Bookkeeping and Accountancy	Accounting rules, format of final accounts, depreciation methods, rectification entries
Auditing and Business Methods	Definitions, audit types, vouching and verification points
Indian Economics	Planning, banking, budget terms and recent data
Rajasthan Service Rules and GF and AR	Rule numbers, time limits, leave types and limits, financial powers

How to Organise Your Notes

Short notes: One or two pages per chapter, written after you finish studying it.
Rules tables: Put leave types, limits and conditions in tables, as they are easier to recall than paragraphs.
Formula sheet: One sheet for mathematics and accounting ratios.
Error log: A separate notebook for every mistake from tests, with the correct concept.
Monthly current affairs: Rajasthan schemes, budget points and economy updates.

Revision Schedule

Daily: 20 minutes on the error log and one rules table.
Weekly: Revise all short notes from that week's subjects.
Monthly: Full pass through Rajasthan GK and current affairs notes.
Final month: Only notes, error log and full mocks. No new sources.

Reliable Sources

Read Rajasthan Service Rules and GF and AR from the official rule books published by the Rajasthan Finance Department. official notices on the RPSC website.