Rajasthan Board Result 2026 Declared!

Big news for students, parents, and teachers all across Rajasthan! The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE), also known as BSER Ajmer, has officially declared the Rajasthan Board Result 2026 today, on March 24, 2026 at 1:00 PM. And not just one result — on the same day, the board released results for three classes at once: Class 10 (Secondary), Class 5, and Class 8! This is a massive moment for over 40 lakh students and their families across the state.

The biggest highlight of the day? Cheshta Sharma, a student of Prince School in Sikar, has topped the entire state in the RBSE 10th board exam with an outstanding 99% marks. The RBSE 10th pass percentage this year stands at 94.23%, which is higher than last year's 93.60%. And just like last year, girls have once again outperformed boys in the exams.

If you appeared for any of these exams, you can check your result right now at the official websites: rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in or rajresults.nic.in for Class 10. For Class 5 and 8 results, visit rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in.

Quick Facts: Rajasthan Board Result 2026 — All Key Numbers

RBSE 10th Result 2026: What Happened on March 24?

Today was one of the most important days for Rajasthan's students. At exactly 1:00 PM, the Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER), officially declared the Rajasthan Board Class 10 Result 2026 in a press conference held at the RBSE headquarters in Ajmer. The press conference was attended by RBSE Secretary Gajendra Singh Rathore and Rajasthan's School Education Minister Madan Singh Dilawar.

As soon as the result was declared, the board activated the direct result link on its official website. Within minutes, lakhs of students across Rajasthan started logging in to check their marks. The official websites experienced very high traffic, but students could still check their results using roll numbers.

A very exciting bonus announcement: The board also revealed that starting from the 2026-27 academic session, Rajasthan Board Class 10 students will be allowed to appear for the board exam TWICE a year! This new rule will help students improve their scores and give them a second chance without losing a full year.

RBSE 10th Pass Percentage 2026: How Did Students Perform?

This year's results show that Rajasthan's students have done really well. Here is how the numbers look:

This means out of every 100 students who appeared for the exam, about 94 students passed! That is a very strong result. The fact that the overall pass percentage has gone up compared to last year shows that students and teachers in Rajasthan are working harder every year.

Girls have continued their winning streak by outperforming boys — the girls' pass percentage of 94.90% is higher than boys' 93.63%. This trend has been seen for several years now and it is a proud sign for Rajasthan's progress in girls' education.

RBSE 10th Topper 2026: Meet Cheshta Sharma — The Pride of Rajasthan!

Every year, one student rises above all others and makes the entire state proud. This year, that student is Cheshta Sharma from Prince School, Sikar, who has topped the Rajasthan Board Class 10 exam 2026 with an incredible 99% marks!

Cheshta is the daughter of Devendra Kumar Sharma, and both her parents are government teachers. Speaking after her result, Cheshta said she studied regularly for just two to three hours daily, outside her regular school and hostel schedule. She also played sports and took walks around her hostel campus to stay fresh and relaxed.

Cheshta's message to students: She credited her teachers, grandparents, and parents for always being by her side. She proved that you do not need to study 10 hours a day — what matters is how smart and regular you are with your studies.

Also worth noting: Ekta Kharoliya scored a perfect 100 marks in not one, not two, but FOUR subjects! Kashish Khandelwal from Alwar secured 99.17%, Kunjam Mishra got 97.83%, and Aman Sharma from Khairthal secured 97.50%.

District-wise Performance: Which Districts Did Best in RBSE 10th 2026?

The RBSE 10th Result 2026 also showed big differences in performance across different districts of Rajasthan. Here is a look at the top and bottom performing districts:

Jhunjhunu district has topped the state once again with a remarkable 97.77% pass rate — which means almost all students in Jhunjhunu who appeared for the exam passed! This district has consistently been among the best in Rajasthan for board exam performance.

On the other side, students from Kota — despite being known as India's coaching hub — recorded the lowest district pass percentage at 89.25%. This shows that private coaching alone does not guarantee success; regular school attendance, practice, and hard work matter just as much.

RBSE Class 5 and Class 8 Result 2026: Over 26 Lakh Students' Results Out!

Along with the Class 10 result, the Rajasthan Board also declared the results for Class 5 and Class 8 on the same day — March 24, 2026 at 1:00 PM. This was announced by Education Minister Madan Singh Dilawar himself on the official X (Twitter) account of the board.

This year, the Rajasthan Board declared the Class 5 and 8 results much earlier than in 2025 — last year, Class 5 results came out only on May 30, 2025, which was more than 2 months later! Declaring results on March 24 itself is a great achievement by the board and a huge relief for students and parents.

Important: The online marksheet available on the Shala Darpan portal is a PROVISIONAL marksheet. It is for reference only. The original printed marksheet will be distributed by your school a few days later. Do not panic if you do not receive a hard copy immediately.

A total of 30,640 students were placed in the supplementary category for one or more subjects. These students will get another chance to appear for the supplementary exam, which is scheduled for July 2026.

How to Check RBSE 10th Result 2026 Online — Easy Step-by-Step Guide

Do not worry — checking your result online is very simple and takes only 2 minutes! Just follow these easy steps:

• Open any browser on your phone, tablet, or computer and go to rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in or rajresults.nic.in

• You will see the homepage of the Rajasthan Board official website. Look for the link that says 'RBSE 10th Result 2026' or 'Secondary Exam Result 2026' — it will be clearly highlighted on the top of the page

• Click on that link. A new page will open where you need to enter your Roll Number (as printed on your Admit Card)

• Type your roll number carefully and click on the 'Submit' or 'View Result' button

• Your result marksheet will appear on the screen. It will show your subject-wise marks, total score, percentage, grade, and passing status

• Click on 'Download' or 'Print' to save your provisional marksheet as a PDF on your device

• Always keep a printout of the marksheet for your records until you get the official marksheet from school

Website not loading? Do not panic! When lakhs of students check results at the same time, websites can get slow. Wait 5-10 minutes and try again. You can also use the Digilocker app or try the SMS method below.

Other Ways to Check RBSE 10th Result 2026

Method 2: Check via SMS

This is the easiest way if the websites are slow or not working:

• Open your phone's SMS/Messages app

• Type: RJ10 [space] [Your Roll Number]  Example: RJ10 1234567

• Send this SMS to 5676750 or 56263

• You will receive your result on your phone within a few minutes!

Method 3: Check via DigiLocker

• Open your browser and visit digilocker.gov.in or download the DigiLocker app

• Login using your Aadhaar number or mobile number

• Go to 'Education' section and search for 'Rajasthan Board' or 'BSER'

• Enter your Class 10 Roll Number and click Submit

• Your official digital marksheet will be available for download

Method 4: Check via Umang App

• Download the Umang App on your smartphone

• Search for 'RBSE' or 'Rajasthan Board' inside the app

• Enter your roll number and check your result directly

How to Check RBSE Class 5 and Class 8 Result 2026

• Visit rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in

• Click on 'RBSE 5th/8th Exam Result 2026' link on the homepage

• Enter your Roll Number and Date of Birth, or enter your School NIC-SD/PSP code

• Enter the captcha shown and click Submit

• Your subject-wise marks and result will appear on the screen

• Download and save the result for future use

What Should You Do After Checking Your Result?

If You Passed — Congratulations! Here Is What To Do Next

Passed your RBSE Class 10 exam? Fantastic! Now is the perfect time to decide your next step. Here are your options:

• Choose a stream for Class 11: Science (PCB or PCM), Commerce, or Arts/Humanities based on your interest and marks

• Apply for admissions in your preferred senior secondary school or college in Rajasthan

• Explore scholarship schemes: Rajasthan government offers scholarships for meritorious students — check at rajasthan.gov.in/scholarship

• Start preparing for entrance exams like NEET (Medical), JEE (Engineering), or NDA (Defence) if you plan for Science stream

• Collect your original marksheet from your school once it is distributed (expected within 3-5 days of result)

If You Are Not Happy with Your Marks — Apply for Rechecking

Did you get lower marks than you expected? You can apply for rechecking or revaluation. Here are your options:

If You Failed — Do Not Give Up! Supplementary Exam is Your Chance

Failing in one or two subjects does not mean the end of the world. The Rajasthan Board offers a Supplementary (Compartment) Exam in August 2026, which gives students another chance to clear the subjects they failed in. Here are the details:

• RBSE 10th Supplementary Exam 2026 is scheduled for August 2026

• Students who failed in one or two subjects are eligible to appear

• Application forms will be available on the official RBSE website

• If you clear the supplementary exam, your academic year is saved — you can move to Class 11

• For Class 5 and Class 8 students: a re-examination window of 45 days is available for students who did not qualify

Passing Marks for RBSE Class 10 in 2026 — What Do You Need to Score?

Confused about the minimum marks needed to pass? Here is a simple breakdown:

The RBSE Rajasthan Board uses a nine-point grading scale. A1 is the highest grade (91-100 marks) and E2 is the lowest (0-20 marks). Students need at least a D grade to pass. If a student gets an F grade in any subject, they are required to appear for the supplementary exam.

Rajasthan's Education: How the State Is Growing Stronger

This year's RBSE Result 2026 is not just about numbers — it tells a beautiful story of how Rajasthan's education system is improving every single year. Here are some highlights:

• Jhunjhunu district has once again proven that it is the education powerhouse of Rajasthan with a staggering 97.77% pass rate. The district's focus on quality teaching in government schools has paid off big time.

• Sikar — the home district of state topper Cheshta Sharma — has also performed exceptionally well. Sikar's schools, especially residential schools, are producing some of Rajasthan's brightest minds.

• Girls are outperforming boys in every single class — Class 5, Class 8, and Class 10. This is a massive sign that Rajasthan's investment in girl child education through schemes like the Rajiv Gandhi Scholarship and Free Bicycle Scheme is bearing fruit.

• The board declared results for three classes on a single day for the first time this early in the year — compared to 2025 when Class 5 results were out in late May. This early declaration allows students to plan their admissions and future faster.

• The new rule allowing Class 10 students to appear for the board exam twice a year starting 2026-27 is a game-changer — inspired by the Central Board model, this will reduce exam stress and give students a second chance to shine.

Final Words: Rajasthan Is Celebrating Today — And You Should Too!

The Rajasthan Board Result 2026 is out and it has brought joy, cheers, and tears of happiness to millions of homes across Rajasthan. Whether you are in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Bikaner, Ajmer, Kota, Bharatpur, or any small town or village — today is a special day for you.

To Cheshta Sharma and all the toppers — you have made Rajasthan proud. Your hard work, discipline, and dedication are an inspiration for every student in the country.

To every student who passed — you worked hard and it paid off. Now take a moment to celebrate, and then start thinking about your next big goal.

To students who are disappointed — please know that one exam result does not decide your future. Rajasthan's greatest achievers have faced setbacks and come back stronger. Use the supplementary exam, the rechecking option, or simply take a fresh start with renewed energy.

Rajasthan is one of India's fastest improving states when it comes to education — and this result proves it once again. Keep studying, keep dreaming, and keep pushing forward. Your best days are still ahead!