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| Item | Key Fact | Exam Angle |
|---|---|---|
| Rajasthan party system type | Dominant two-party (BJP + Congress) | Classification question |
| 2023: BJP seats/vote | 115 seats, 41.7% votes | Current data |
| 2023: Congress seats/vote | 69 seats, 39.5% votes | Current data |
| BAP (2023) | 3 seats; Rajkumar Roat; tribal platform | "BAP" 2-mark question (asked in 2023 exam) |
| RLP | 1 seat (Beniwal, Khinwsar); Jat base | Regional party data |
| BSP (2023) | 2 seats (Bandikui, Sahada) | Dalit representation |
| Two-party dominance since | 1993 (post-Janata era) | Historical anchor |
| Last coalition government | 1990–92 (BJP minority + Congress support) | Coalition history |
| Sachin Pilot rebellion | July 2020; 18 MLAs; SC intervention | Intra-party democracy |
| BJP's organizational tool | Panna Pramukh + Shakti Kendra | Booth management |
| Congress's PCC president | Govind Singh Dotasra | Current affairs |
| BJP's Rajasthan president | CP Joshi | Current affairs |
| OPS restoration | April 2022 by Gehlot govt; first state | Policy continuity |
| Jana Sangh roots | BJP's Rajasthan origin; Bhairon Singh Shekhawat | Historical party evolution |
| PESA demand | Core BAP platform for tribal areas | T103-T104 overlap |