About PreviousPrashna
Last updated: 22 September 2026
PreviousPrashna is a free way to sit the previous years' question papers of Rajasthan state recruitment examinations — the way they were actually sat, rather than as a list of questions to scroll through.
Why it exists
The papers are already public: the Rajasthan Public Service Commission publishes every one of them, and its answer keys, as PDFs. What it does not publish is a way to take one — a clock that runs for the length the paper allows, a score worked out under the paper's own marking scheme, and an explanation of the question you got wrong.
Reading a PDF tells you what was asked. Sitting the paper tells you how you would have done.
What it does
- The paper's own rules — its timing, its marks per question, and what a wrong answer costs.
- The fifth option. These papers print a fifth circle meaning "not attempted". Choosing it costs nothing here, and neither does leaving a question untouched.
- An explanation under every answer, in Hindi and English.
Where the papers come from
Every paper is taken from the Commission's own website at rpsc.rajasthan.gov.in. Nothing is retyped or reworded: the questions read as the paper printed them, in both languages.
How the answers are checked
Where the Commission has published an answer key, the answers here are taken from it and are the official ones. Where no key has been published, they are generated automatically, and those are sometimes wrong — the terms say so plainly.
If you spot a mistake, send it to us with the paper and question number. It is the most useful thing you can write to us.
Cost
Every paper is free to attempt, with no limit. The site carries advertising, which is what pays for running it.