कक्षा 4 कर्मचारी भर्ती 2025 – सम्पूर्ण जानकारी

Overview of Class IV Employee Recruitment 2025

Class IV posts are non-gazetted, non-technical roles that usually do not require high academic qualifications. The recruitment is generally carried out by State Public Service Commissions or Staff Selection Boards. The job roles include:

• Peon (चपरासी)

• Sweeper (सफाईकर्मी)

• Watchman (चौकीदार)

• Mali (माली)

• Cook (रसोइया)

• Waterman (जलवाहक)

• Messenger (दफ्तरी)

These posts are crucial for the smooth functioning of government offices, schools, courts, hospitals, and municipalities. The work responsibilities vary depending on the department, but they are essential support roles.

Key Highlights:

Before applying, candidates must satisfy certain minimum eligibility requirements:

 Nationality

• The candidate must be a citizen of India.

• For state-level posts, the candidate must be a domicile of that state.

 Educational Qualification

• Minimum qualification: Class 8th or Class 10th pass from a recognized board.

• Some posts (e.g., cook, driver) may require specific skill certifications or experience.

• Higher qualifications generally do not provide additional advantage.

 Age Limit

• Minimum Age: 18 years

• Maximum Age: 40 years (may vary by state)

• For posts like peon, sweeper, and watchman, physical fitness may be required.

• Medical fitness certificate may be mandatory at the time of appointment.

Exam Dates (Tentative for 2025)

Different states will release their own recruitment calendars. Below is a general timeline that may apply:

The application process is conducted online or offline depending on the department. Here is a typical online application procedure:

How to Apply:

1. Visit the official state recruitment portal (e.g., rsmssb.rajasthan.gov.in for Rajasthan).

2. Register using mobile number and email.

3. Fill out the application form with personal, educational, and communication details.

4. Upload:

   • Photograph

   • Signature

   • Educational documents

   • Caste certificate (if applicable)

5. Pay the application fee via online payment gateway.

Application Fees (Indicative):

Category	Fees
General/OBC	₹200–₹300
SC/ST/PwD	₹100–₹150
Female Candidates	Concession as per rules

Not all Class IV posts require a written test, but when conducted, the pattern is generally simple and objective-type.

Common Exam Pattern:

• Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours

• Mode: Offline (OMR based) or Online (CBT)

• Negative Marking: Usually none

In some departments, selection may be purely merit-based on academic marks (especially 10th or 8th class marks).

The syllabus is basic and based on Class 8th or 10th level knowledge.

General Knowledge:

• Indian and state history

• Geography of India and state

• Freedom movement

• Current affairs

• Government schemes

Mathematics:

• Number system

• LCM, HCF

• Simplification

• Time & Work

• Percentage

• Average

• Profit and Loss

Reasoning:

• Coding-Decoding

• Series

• Blood Relation

• Analogy

• Classification

• Directions

Hindi Language:

• Grammar (संधि, समास, विलोम शब्द, पर्यायवाची)

• Sentence formation

• Comprehension

• Usage of words

Admit cards are released online about 10–15 days before the examination.

How to Download:

1. Go to the official website.

2. Click on "Admit Card" section.

3. Enter your registration number and DOB.

4. Download the admit card and print it.

Important: Carry a photo ID and a printed copy of your admit card on the exam day.

Exams are typically held in the candidate’s home district or nearby urban areas. Centers are allotted during the application process.

Major Exam Locations:

• District headquarters

• Sub-divisional towns

• State capitals

Candidates should check the admit card for exact venue details.

Though the exam level is easy, competition is tough due to the high number of applicants. Smart and consistent preparation is key.

Study Materials:

• 8th/10th class textbooks (Maths, Hindi, GK)

• State board GK books

• Practice sets and sample papers

Preparation Strategy:

• Make a study schedule for daily revision.

• Focus on Rajasthan or state-specific GK.

• Solve previous year question papers.

• Take mock tests regularly.

• Improve calculation speed.

 Physical Test (if applicable):

• Maintain basic fitness and strength.

• Practice walking or running as required by the department.

The cut-off varies each year based on exam difficulty, total vacancies, and number of applicants.

Previous Cut-Off Trends (Example – Peon Recruitment):