RBSE Releases Admit Cards for Class 10 and 12 Board Exams 2026
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), Ajmer, has officially released the admit cards for the upcoming Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations scheduled for 2026. Students appearing for these exams can now access their hall tickets through their respective schools, as the board has made them available on its official portal.
How Students Will Receive Their Admit Cards
Unlike previous years, individual students cannot directly download their admit cards from the website. Instead, the board has directed all affiliated schools to log in to the official portal, download the admit cards for their registered students, and distribute them in person. This streamlined approach ensures that every candidate receives the correct hall ticket through their institution.
School authorities have been instructed to verify all details before handing over the documents to students. Any discrepancies found in the admit cards should be reported to the board office immediately for correction.
Mandatory Documents at Examination Centres
The board has made it unequivocally clear that both the admit card and a valid photo identification document are compulsory for entry into examination halls. Students who arrive without these essential documents will not be permitted to sit for their exams under any circumstances.
- Admit card is mandatory for entry into the examination centre
- A valid photo ID proof must accompany the admit card
- Students should arrive at least one hour before the scheduled exam time
- All instructions issued by the board must be strictly followed
Exam Schedule and Timings
The Class 12 examinations are scheduled to run from February 12 to March 11, 2026, while the Class 10 exams will take place between February 12 and February 28, 2026. All examinations will be conducted in the morning shift, with timings set from 8:30 AM to 11:45 AM.
A total of 6,193 examination centres have been established across the state to accommodate the large number of candidates. Among these, 51 centres have been placed under special surveillance to ensure the integrity and smooth conduct of the examinations.
Information Printed on the Admit Card
Each admit card will contain crucial information that students must carefully review before the examination day. The details include the candidate’s full name, roll number, parents’ names, examination centre name and address, exam dates, timing, and important instructions related to the examination.
Students are strongly advised to thoroughly check all information printed on their admit cards upon receipt. If any errors or discrepancies are noticed, they should promptly contact their school authorities or the board office for rectification. Ignoring such mistakes could lead to complications on the day of the examination.
Important Guidelines for Students
The board has issued several important guidelines that all candidates must follow to ensure a hassle-free examination experience. Students should keep their admit cards safe and secure until the completion of all their examinations. It is also recommended to carry additional passport-sized photographs, as they may be required for verification purposes at the examination centre.
Candidates are advised to familiarise themselves with the location of their examination centre beforehand to avoid any last-minute confusion or delays. The board emphasises that punctuality is crucial, and students should plan their travel accordingly to reach the centre well before the reporting time.
Steps for Schools to Download Admit Cards
School administrators have been provided with a straightforward process to access and distribute the admit cards. They must visit the official RBSE website, navigate to the board examination section for 2026, and log in using their designated credentials. Once logged in, they can download the admit cards for all their students, take printouts, and distribute them to the respective candidates.
The board has urged all students to cooperate with their schools during this process and to collect their admit cards as early as possible. Waiting until the last minute is strongly discouraged, as any technical issues or discrepancies would need time to be resolved before the examinations commence.
