The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has officially declared the Class 12 results 2026, bringing relief to over 8.5 lakh students across the state.
The results were released online, and students can now check their provisional marksheets using their roll numbers.
Strong Overall Performance Across Streams
This year, students delivered an impressive performance across all streams:
- Science Stream: 97.52% pass rate
- Commerce Stream: 93.64% pass rate
- Arts Stream: Around 97%+ pass rate
Girls have once again outperformed boys across multiple streams, continuing the trend of academic excellence.
Girls Lead in Performance
Female students dominated the results:
- Science: 98.34% pass rate for girls
- Arts: Over 98% performance by girls
- Large number of girls secured first division
This highlights the growing academic success of female students in Rajasthan.
Topper Highlights
- Science Topper: Deepika with 99.8%
- Arts Topper: Navya with 99.6%
These outstanding scores reflect the high level of competition this year.
First Division Achievements
A significant number of students secured first division:
- Over 2.6 lakh Arts students achieved first division
- Strong performance seen across Science and Commerce streams
Supplementary and Private Candidates Performance
- Around 3,441 Arts students placed in supplementary category
- Private candidates recorded a lower pass rate of around 44%
This reflects the challenges faced by students without structured school support.
How to Check RBSE 12th Result 2026
Students can check their results through:
- Official websites
- DigiLocker
- SMS services
They must use their roll number to access their scorecards.
Important Note on Marksheet
The online result is provisional. Original marksheets will be provided by respective schools later.
Scholarships and Benefits for Students
Eligible students can benefit from schemes such as:
- Financial aid for higher education
- Scooty schemes for meritorious girls
- Scholarships for students scoring above 60%
What Lies Ahead
Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for re-evaluation or supplementary exams as per board guidelines.
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