REET Mains 2026 Results Announced for Rajasthan Third-Grade Teacher Recruitment
The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has officially released the results for the REET Mains 2026 examination, bringing an end to the anxious wait for thousands of aspiring government teachers across the state. Candidates who appeared for the Level-2 (upper primary) recruitment test can now access the merit list, category-wise cutoff scores, and the complete list of selected candidates on the board’s official platform.
This particular result applies to candidates who appeared for the Hindi, English, Social Science, Sanskrit, and Science-Mathematics subject categories under Level-2. The recruitment examination was conducted between January 17 and January 21, 2026. Through this hiring drive, the state government aims to fill a total of 7,759 teaching positions across Rajasthan.
Board Chairman Confirms the Release
RSSB Chairman Alok Raj took to social media to confirm the development, stating that the board has also approved the pre-document verification results for the Level-1 teacher recruitment process. Additionally, the provisional answer key for the Lab Assistant recruitment examination has been sanctioned. The chairman extended his congratulations to all successful candidates and wished them well for the stages ahead.
What Information Is Available in the Result PDF?
Unlike individual mark sheets, the board has released the REET teacher recruitment results in the form of separate PDF files. Each file contains specific information that candidates should review carefully.
- Roll Number-Wise Merit List: The result PDF includes the roll numbers of candidates who have been shortlisted for the document verification (DV) stage.
- Subject and Category-Wise Cutoff: Applicants can check the minimum qualifying marks for various categories, including General, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS.
- TSP and Non-TSP Merit Lists: Separate merit lists have been published for candidates belonging to tribal areas (TSP) and non-tribal regions (Non-TSP).
- Total Number of Successful Candidates: The document also indicates the overall count of candidates who have successfully cleared the examination.
What Happens After the Result?
With the release of the results, the recruitment process now moves into its final phase. Candidates whose roll numbers appear in the merit list must prepare for the subsequent steps.
Document Verification
The board is expected to announce a detailed schedule for document verification shortly. During this stage, shortlisted candidates will need to present their original documents for verification. The required paperwork includes academic certificates, D.El.Ed. or B.Ed. qualifications, the REET eligibility certificate, and any other supporting documents as specified by the board.
Final Merit List
Once the document verification process is complete, the board will publish the final merit list. This list will be prepared based on the marks obtained in the written examination and the authenticity of the submitted documents.
School Allocation
Successfully selected candidates will then be allotted schools across various government primary and upper primary institutions throughout Rajasthan. The allocation will be based on merit and available vacancies.
Appointment Orders
In the concluding stage of the recruitment process, official appointment letters will be issued to all candidates who have cleared every stage successfully.
How to Download the REET Mains Result
Candidates can follow these straightforward steps to view and download their results:
- Visit the official RSSB website at rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.
- Locate the “Results” or “Latest Updates” section on the homepage.
- Click on the link for “REET Level 1 (Primary Teacher) Result 2026” or the relevant merit list download option.
- The result PDF will open in a new window.
- Use the Ctrl + F shortcut to search for your roll number within the PDF.
- If your roll number appears in the list, you have been declared eligible for the next stage of the recruitment process.
Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the merit list for future reference and to regularly check the official website for updates regarding document verification schedules and other important announcements. It is also recommended to keep all original documents ready and organized to avoid any last-minute complications during the verification process.
The release of these results marks a significant milestone in the recruitment journey for many candidates. Those who have not made it to the merit list this time should not lose heart, as future recruitment opportunities will continue to arise in the education sector. For now, successful candidates should focus on preparing for the document verification stage and stay alert for further instructions from the board.
