RPSC Ayurved Lecturer Result 2026: Agad Tantra Lists Out

RPSC Lecturer (Ayurved Dept.) Result 2026 out for Agad Tantra and Prasooti Tantra and Stree Roga. Check main and reserve lists at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in.

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An Ayurvedic medicine classroom in Rajasthan, with herb jars and classical texts. AI-generated image grounded in a real Press Information Bureau photo of an Ayurvedic medical camp (GODL-India).

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has released the provisional result for Lecturer posts in the Ayurved Department, giving Ayurveda graduates in the state a clear update to check this week. The lists, published on October 23, 2026, cover Agad Tantra and Prasooti Tantra and Stree Roga, and candidates can now find out whether their roll numbers figure in the main list or the reserve list.

The announcement comes from the commission’s Jaipur-Ajmer office through its official website, rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. As with other RPSC lecturer results, the lists have been released subject by subject, so candidates need to open the PDF for their own subject rather than searching a combined merit list.

Which subjects are covered

The October 23 release covers the Lecturer (Ayurved Department) Competitive Examination 2025 for two subject groups:

  • Agad Tantra: main list and reserve list published.
  • Prasooti Tantra and Stree Roga: main list and reserve list published.

Both lists are provisional lists for eligibility checking. That distinction matters. Inclusion in the list means a candidate has been shortlisted for the next stage of scrutiny, not that a final appointment has been confirmed. The commission has made it clear in its result notices that eligibility will be confirmed only after document verification.

How to check your roll number

Candidates who appeared for Paper-I and Paper-II should follow these steps on the official website:

  • Visit rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in and open the Results section under Candidate Information.
  • Look for the Lecturer (Ayurved Department) 2025 result link for your subject.
  • Download the main list PDF first, then the reserve list PDF for the same subject.
  • Use the search function (Ctrl+F on a computer) to find your roll number.
  • Save a copy of the PDF for reference, and note whether you are on the main list or the reserve list.

It is worth checking both lists carefully. A roll number that does not appear in the main list may still appear in the reserve list, and the two documents carry different implications for what happens next. Candidates should also double check that they have opened the Ayurved Department lecturer list, not the Senior Teacher lists that RPSC

released around the same time for other subjects.

Ayurvedic herbs, a brass mortar and classical manuscripts. AI-generated image grounded in a real Press Information Bureau photo (GODL-India).
Ayurvedic herbs, a brass mortar and classical manuscripts. AI-generated image grounded in a real Press Information Bureau photo (GODL-India).

What happens next

The next stage is eligibility checking and document verification. Shortlisted candidates should keep their original documents ready and follow the instructions given in the official result notice for their subject. That includes academic certificates, registration documents and category certificates where applicable. The commission publishes further instructions on its website, so candidates should keep an eye on the same Results section rather than relying on forwarded messages or unofficial lists.

For candidates on the reserve list, the advice is the same: stay in touch with official updates and keep documents ready, since further movement depends on the commission’s subsequent notices.

For Ayurveda graduates, these lecturer posts are among the most watched state-level academic appointments, because they combine clinical teaching with the traditional medicine system. A result in this round therefore draws attention well beyond the candidates themselves, from colleges and coaching circles tracking how the Ayurved Department recruitment is progressing.

FAQs

Where is the RPSC Ayurved Lecturer result published?
On the official RPSC website, rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in, under the Results section. Candidates should use only the official PDFs.

Which subjects are covered in this result?
Agad Tantra and Prasooti Tantra and Stree Roga, under the Lecturer (Ayurved Department) Competitive Examination 2025.

Is this the final selection list?
No. It is a provisional list for eligibility checking. Final selection depends on document verification and the commission’s further decisions.

What is the difference between the main list and the reserve list?
The main list carries the primarily shortlisted candidates, while the reserve list is published alongside it. Candidates should follow the official notice for what applies to each list.

What should shortlisted candidates do now?
Keep original documents ready, save the result PDF, and follow the instructions in the official notice for eligibility checking and verification.

Candidates are advised to verify every detail from the official RPSC notice, since only the commission’s website carries the authoritative version of the result.

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