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Prepare for RSSB Basic and Senior Computer Instructor exams with structured courses by Sanchit Sir plus unit tests, mock tests and PYQ practice.
RSSB (Rajasthan Staff Selection Board) recruits Computer Instructors for Rajasthan government schools at two levels — Basic Computer Instructor and Senior Computer Instructor — each with its own exam and syllabus. Aspirants for either post need focused preparation in computer science fundamentals and the subject topics relevant to the specific instructor level they are applying for, and it helps to know upfront which of the two posts you are targeting since the two exams are not identical in scope.
KnowledgeGate offers structured courses by Sanchit Sir for both levels: the RSSB Basic Computer Instructor course and the RSSB Senior Computer Instructor course, each built as a structured, exam-focused programme covering the respective syllabus in a systematic order. Both are paired with a dedicated test series — the RSSB Basic Computer Instructor (BCI) Test Series and the RSSB Senior Computer Instructor (SCI) Test Series — so you can practice under exam-like conditions after working through the course. Whether you are preparing for the Basic or the Senior level recruitment, the aim of pairing a course with a matching test series is to move from learning the syllabus to practicing it before the actual exam.
RSSB facts
| Exam Name: | RSSB Senior Computer Instructor & Basic Computer Instructor Joint Direct Recruitment Exam 2026 |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body: | Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) |
| Posts/Purpose: | Recruitment for Senior Computer Instructor and Basic Computer Instructor posts in Rajasthan Secondary Education Department and Sanskrit Education Department. Total posts: 3,951: Senior Computer Instructor 322, Basic Computer Instructor 3,629. |
| Eligibility: | Senior Computer Instructor: M.E./M.Tech in CS/IT/ECE/EE/EEE/ETE/EIE, OR M.Sc. CS/IT, OR MCA / DOEACC ‘B’ Level / ‘C’ Level, OR equivalent/higher qualification. Basic Computer Instructor: Graduate + ‘A’ Level / PGDCA minimum 1 year, OR B.E./B.Tech in CS/IT/ECE/EE/EEE/EIC/TIE, OR B.Sc. CS/IT, OR BCA, OR equivalent/higher qualification. Both require practical Hindi in Devanagari script and knowledge of Rajasthani culture. Age: 18 to 40 years as on 01 January 2027, with relaxations as per rules. |
| Application Dates: | Online application window: 25 May 2026 to 23 June 2026, up to 11:59 PM. Advertisement released on RSSB site: 22 May 2026. |
| Exam Date: | Senior Computer Instructor: 22 August 2026. Basic Computer Instructor: 23 August 2026. Dates are proposed by RSSB. |
| Exam Mode: | RSSB has proposed Offline OMR-based examination. |
| Question Type/Pattern: | Objective-type questions; syllabus, sections, marks and negative marking will be 1/3. |
| Selection Process: | Written examination followed by eligibility/document verification and appointment formalities. Final selection/allocation is based on merit, category, document verification, and department preference/priority filled by the candidate. |
| Official Website: | https://rssb.rajasthan.gov.in/ |
Frequently Asked Questions
RSSB recruits Computer Instructors at two levels — Basic and Senior — through separate exams, each with its own syllabus for that post. KnowledgeGate has a dedicated course for each: the RSSB Basic Computer Instructor course and the RSSB Senior Computer Instructor course, both designed by Sanchit Sir, so you should pick the one that matches the post you are applying for.
Yes, each course has a matching test series — the RSSB Basic Computer Instructor (BCI) Test Series for the Basic Computer Instructor course, and the RSSB Senior Computer Instructor (SCI) Test Series for the Senior Computer Instructor course — both structured as exam-focused practice programmes for aspirants preparing for the respective RSSB exam.
Both the RSSB Basic Computer Instructor and RSSB Senior Computer Instructor courses are designed by Sanchit Sir as structured, exam-focused preparation programmes for aspirants targeting these Rajasthan government recruitments. Each course is paired with its own test series, the BCI Test Series and the SCI Test Series respectively, so learners work through the same instructor's material from syllabus coverage through to exam-style practice.
The RSSB Senior Computer Instructor course is built specifically around the syllabus and exam pattern for that post, so it is meant for aspirants — including those already teaching — who are preparing to appear for the Senior Computer Instructor recruitment. Going through the structured course and then the SCI Test Series is a reasonable way to prepare while continuing to work.
The course for either level is meant to build up the syllabus in a structured way first; the corresponding test series (BCI or SCI) is then meant for practicing under exam conditions once you have gone through the relevant topics. Using both together is how the two are designed to complement each other.
RSSB stands for Rajasthan Staff Selection Board — which recruits Computer Instructors and other posts for the Rajasthan government.