Archive · 31 May 2025
RPSC Warns E-mitras Against Filing Ineligible Applications
The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) is warning online service providers (e-mitras) to stop submitting fake job applications.
Some e-mitras were applying for jobs for people who don't qualify, just to get application fees.
This caused exam attendance to drop way down, which wastes resources.
Now, if you miss two exams in a year after applying, you'll get a penalty.
The RPSC wants everyone to be careful and make sure they can actually do the job before applying.
RPSC warned e-mitras against submitting applications for ineligible candidates.
E-mitras were filing applications to gain financially from fees.
Low exam attendance rates led to wasted resources and logistical challenges.
New penalties for candidates who repeatedly miss examinations were implemented.
RPSC aims to ensure fair recruitment processes and efficient resource use.
- Who
- Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) and e-mitra operators.
- What
- RPSC warned e-mitras to stop filing job applications for ineligible candidates.
- When
- Recently, with the announcement made on Friday.
- Where
- Rajasthan
- Why
- To stop unethical practices, increase exam attendance, and ensure fair recruitment.
RPSC's Perspective
E-Mitras' Perspective (Hypothetical)
Responsibility for Eligibility
RPSC's Perspective
RPSC holds e-mitras responsible as they are facilitating fraudulent applications.
E-Mitras' Perspective (Hypothetical)
E-mitras might argue that they are simply providing a service, and the responsibility for eligibility lies with the applicants.
- Organization
- Rajasthan Public Service Commission
- Targeted Group
- E-mitras
- Issue
- Submitting applications for ineligible candidates
- Consequences
- Revoking licenses and legal action
- Exam Attendance Rate
- Below 50%
- Penalty Trigger
- Two missed exams within a year