16.12.2022, aspirants were required to submit online application form from 21.12.2022 to 19.01.2023 and as per Clause 16 of advertisement, an option to make corrections in the online application form was provided to be carried out within a period of seven days from the last date of submission of application form, subject to deposition of the requisite fee. He argued that none of petitioners have opted to correct the category, as they have prayed for in instant writ petitions nor have explained any reason whatsoever for not opting such window period to meet corrections, if inadvertent error even presumed so was occurred on their part. He argued that as per condition No.1.1 of the advertisement, aspirant is required to obtain print of their online application form, hence, it is hardly to believe that petitioner(s) was/were not aware about filling of their category in the online application form. He also submits that in case, any of petitioner has submitted offline application form, he must have been most careful in filling details and cannot take any additional advantage for his own negligence to change the category subsequently. 6. In addition to above, learned counsel for Selection Board has also placed on record office order dated 02.03.2023 (Ann-R2/1) with reply, filed in SBCWP No.11861/2023: Jitendra Kumar Yadav Vs. The State of Rajasthan as a standard reply in all writ petitions, whereby it has been pointed out that an additional period as last opportunity from 03.03.2023 to 12.03.2023 was given to aspirants, to carry out corrections in their category, special category etc. as indicated therein. None of candidate, opted to carry out corrections in change of his/her category pursuant to office order dated 02.03.2023 and now when provisional selection
