Rajasthan BSTC Exam Analysis 2026 Live: Check Shift-wise Review, Difficulty Level, Good Attempts

Experts predict that the BSTC 2026 cut-off may remain close to last year, as the Shift 2 difficulty level also stays balanced.

Several students noticed that questions from Rajasthan culture and geography followed previous year trends. Candidates who solved old papers found them familiar.

The mathematics section mainly included basic arithmetic, percentage, ratio, simplification, and number system questions. Most students found it easy.

Some candidates felt the paper was slightly lengthy because of reasoning and comprehension-based questions. Time management became important for many students.

Candidates who managed their time properly were able to attempt almost all questions. Proper speed and accuracy played an important role in the paper.

Experts believe that candidates who attempted around 145 to 160 questions with good accuracy may get a strong score in the exam. The overall paper was considered manageable for well-prepared students.

The Teaching Aptitude section included direct and practical questions. Most questions were based on classroom behaviour, child development, and teaching methods.

A large number of questions were asked from Rajasthan history, culture, folk dances, festivals, and famous personalities. Candidates with strong Rajasthan GK preparation found this section easier.

The Mental Ability section was reported moderate by most candidates. Questions from analogy, coding-decoding, series, and reasoning were asked in good numbers.

As per students’ feedback, the overall difficulty level of the Rajasthan BSTC Shift 1 paper was moderate. Most candidates found the paper balanced with a mix of factual and concept-based questions.

The Rajasthan BSTC 2026 Shift 2 examination will begin at 2:30 PM today. Candidates appearing in the second shift are advised to reach the exam centre before reporting time.

Vardhman Mahaveer Open University has successfully conducted the Rajasthan BSTC 2026 Shift 1 exam today from 9 AM to 12 Noon. Candidates are now sharing their first reactions regarding the paper difficulty and question pattern.