Most Important Subjects to Prepare for Rajasthan Government Jobs

If you’re preparing for a Rajasthan Government Job and want to achieve something on your own without coaching, then first understand one thing "If the direction is right, the journey becomes easier." You must be prepared but prepared in the right way. Look, even the biggest journeys in the world start with a single step, and if that step is taken in the right direction, then the destination is not far. We have written this blog personally just for you, and I’m guiding you the way an elder brother guides his younger brother. That means the things no one tells you in any class or coaching, you’ll get everything here straight from your brother’s words. You just need to have a little patience and read till the end. That’s why I’m going to tell you which subjects are important in every exam, and how to prepare them without coaching. Read this blog comfortably, as if you’re having a conversation with your elder brother. This blog is like an honest conversation for you without showing off, without using heavy knowledge words.

Key Subjects You Must Prepare for Rajasthan Sarkari Naukri Exams

General Knowledge (GK) – India + Rajasthan Specific

Look, no matter which exam it is RPSC, RSMSSB, Patwari, REET, or Police GK is a must. Rajasthan’s GK is even more important. Believe me, once your GK is strong, you’re already halfway through the exam.

Topics you must study:

Rajasthan’s History, Geography, Economy, Politics

Major festivals, folk songs, folk dances, tribes

National GK: Indian Polity, History, Geography, Economy, Science

Current Affairs (Important news of last 6–12 months)

How to prepare?

Spend 30 minutes daily reading news or Prati Yogita Darpan magazine

Hindi Language (Grammar + Comprehension)

Trust me, without good Hindi grammar, cracking a Rajasthan Sarkari exam gets tough. Hindi is often tested as a full paper or as a part of the exam in many tests.

Important Topics:

Antonyms, Synonyms, Proverbs and Idioms

Samaa’s, Sandhi, Figures of Speech (Alankar), Ras, Chhand

Sentence Correction, Sentence Types, Verbs and Nouns

How to prepare?

Solve old question papers

Make a habit of writing 1–2 pages in Hindi daily

English Language (Basic Grammar + Comprehension)

In some exams like Banking, SSC, and PSUs, English is compulsory. You don’t need to be a fluent speaker just basic grammar should be clear.

Important Topics:

Tenses, Prepositions, Conjunctions

Error Detection, Synonyms/Antonyms, Idioms

Reading Comprehension, Cloze Test

How to improve English?

Watch YouTube channels like English with Lucy

Start reading 1 English article or news piece daily

Reasoning Ability (Logical Thinking)

Reasoning is a subject common in all exams, and it’s scoring if you practice daily.

Important Topics:

Number Series, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations

Syllogism, Puzzles, Direction Sense

Statement & Conclusion, Calendar & Clock

Practice Tips:

Use apps like Test book, Adda247 for daily quizzes

Solve reasoning at least 30 minutes daily

Quantitative Aptitude (Maths)

Maths feels tough but becomes easy once you understand the concepts. In government exams, Maths comes up to 10th standard level.

Important Chapters:

Percentage, Profit & Loss, Simple and Compound Interest

Time & Work, Speed-Time-Distance

Mensuration, Number System, Ratio & Proportion

How to prepare?

Watch free YouTube videos (e.g., Dear Sir, Study Smart)

Practice regularly practice makes you master in Maths

Computer Knowledge

Computer knowledge may not be the main subject, but it’s definitely there in most LDC, Clerk, and bank exams.

Important Topics:

Computer Basics, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Internet, Email, Networking, Shortcut Keys

Computer Abbreviations and Terminologies

Preparation Tips:

Use free PDFs and quiz apps for daily practice

Practice using MS Word & Excel if you have a computer

Subject-Specific Knowledge (Teaching, Engineering, etc.)

If you're from a specific field like B.Ed., B. Tech, or Agriculture, then exams like REET, JET, Assistant Engineer, etc., include questions from your subjects.

Preparation Tips:

Revise your graduation subjects

Check your university notes and old question papers

Study as per RPSC/RSMSSB syllabus

Self-Study Strategy Without Coaching

Now brother, if you can’t afford coaching, no need to worry. Everything is available online now:

YouTube Channels: Study IQ, WIFI Study, Unacademic etc.

Mobile Apps: Test book, Grade up, India Sarkari Naukri

Websites: Sarkari Naukri.com, RPSC, RSMSSB etc.

Tips you can follow:

Make a proper timetable and follow it

Attempt one mock test every week

Take previous year papers seriously they are a treasure

Study for 4 to 5 hours daily without fail

Create a serious group of fellow aspirants

Motivation From a brother

Look bro, getting a government job is not easy but it’s not impossible either. People don’t just succeed by going to coaching some make it on their own. You start planning, keep working hard, and one day you’ll get that job you’re dreaming of. Just stay consistent, stay away from distractions, and try to become a little better every day. When your selection happens, and that appointment letter is in your hand, you’ll remember all this.

Final Words

Every exam is a new opportunity. Every topic is a new step toward success. So, bro, don’t delay anymore. Start today, start now. You have everything both time and resources. Get regular updates from sites like Sarkari Naukri.com and boost your preparation to full speed. If you have any confusion, drop a comment or ask we’re all here with you. Your journey to success starts right here.