RBSE 12th Result 2026 Released: Check Your Marksheet Online
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) officially announced the Class 12 intermediate examination results on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 10:00 AM. Students who appeared for the exams can now access their scorecards through multiple online platforms. However, due to the massive surge in traffic on the official board website, many students are experiencing slow loading times or difficulty accessing their results. Fortunately, there are alternative ways to view and download the marksheet without any hassle.
Step-by-Step Guide to View Your Result
To make the process smooth and convenient for all students, a simplified method has been provided below. Follow these steps to access your RBSE Class 12 result quickly:
- Visit the designated result portal on your preferred news or educational website.
- Locate and click on the link labeled “RBSE 12th Result 2026.”
- Enter your roll number along with any other required credentials in the designated fields.
- Press the submit button, and your marksheet will appear on the screen within seconds.
- Save a screenshot or take a printout of the result for future reference and admission purposes.
Students can also navigate directly to the registration or result page by using the quick access option available on the portal. This eliminates the need to wait for the official board website to respond, saving both time and effort during this busy period.
Overall Pass Percentage and Performance Highlights
This year, the overall pass percentage for the RBSE Class 12 examinations stands at an impressive 97.52%. A total of 2,87,068 students were registered for the exams, out of which 2,81,299 candidates actually appeared for the tests. The results reflect strong academic performance across all streams, with a significant number of students securing first division marks.
In the first division category, 1,46,644 male students and 98,736 female students have successfully qualified with distinction. Once again, girls have outperformed boys in the overall results. The pass percentage for male students is recorded at 97.02%, while female students have achieved a remarkable 98.34% success rate, continuing the trend of academic excellence among girls.
Science Stream: Consistent Performance
The Science stream recorded a total of 2,87,068 registered candidates, with 2,81,299 students appearing for the examinations. The overall pass percentage for this stream is 97.52%. A notable highlight is the number of students securing first division, with 1,46,644 boys and 98,736 girls achieving this feat. When comparing performance by gender, girls have again taken the lead with a pass percentage of 98.34%, whereas boys have achieved 97.02%.
Arts Stream: Largest Candidate Base
The Arts stream witnessed the highest number of registrations this year, with 5,91,023 students enrolling for the examinations. Of these, 5,83,201 candidates actually appeared for the tests. The overall pass percentage for the Arts stream is 97.54%, making it one of the most competitive streams this year. The dominance of female students is clearly evident in this stream, as 2,27,252 girls secured first division marks compared to 1,56,818 boys. The pass percentage stands at 98.20% for girls and 96.68% for boys.
Commerce Stream: Competitive Results
The Commerce stream had 30,798 registered candidates, out of which 30,580 students appeared for the examinations. The overall pass percentage for this stream is recorded at 93.64%. In terms of first division achievements, 13,976 male students and 8,096 female students have successfully secured this distinction. While the numbers are comparatively lower than other streams, the performance remains commendable given the competitive nature of the subject.
Students are advised to keep their roll numbers handy and check their results as soon as possible. Since the official board website may continue to experience heavy traffic over the next few days, using alternative portals can help avoid unnecessary delays. It is also recommended to download and preserve multiple copies of the marksheet, as it will be required for college admissions, scholarship applications, and other academic formalities in the coming months.
