The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has officially released the Class 12 Result 2026, bringing relief and excitement to students across Rajasthan. The board has also announced the toppers list and overall pass percentage, providing insight into this year’s academic performance.
📢 Result Highlights
The RBSE 12th exams were conducted in March 2026 across Arts, Science, and Commerce streams. Students can now check their results online through the official website.
- Exam Conducted: March 2026
- Result Declared: 2 April 2026
- Mode of Result: Online
- Official Website: rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in
🏆 Toppers List 2026
| Rank | Student Name | Stream | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ananya Sharma | Science | 98.4% |
| 2 | Rohan Mehta | Commerce | 97.8% |
| 3 | Priya Singh | Arts | 97.5% |
Congratulations to the top performers for their outstanding achievement.
📊 Pass Percentage
| Stream | Pass Percentage 2026 |
|---|---|
| Science | 92% |
| Commerce | 90% |
| Arts | 88% |
| Overall | 90% |
RBSE has observed a slight improvement in pass percentages compared to the previous year, especially in the Science stream.
💻 How to Check RBSE 12th Result 2026
Students can access their results online:
- Visit rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in
- Click on “Class 12 Result 2026”
- Enter Roll Number and Date of Birth
- Submit to view marks, grades, and pass/fail status
- Download and print the scorecard for admission purposes
🗣️ Student & Parent Reactions
The results have generated excitement, with students sharing their success stories online. Schools are preparing for college admissions and counseling sessions.
“Seeing my name in the merit list is a proud moment for me and my family,” said a top-ranking Science student from Jaipur.
📌 Important Points
- Results are available only on official RBSE portals
- Scorecards will be required for college admission
- Students can apply for re-evaluation if discrepancies are noticed
🔍 Next Steps
- Admission into colleges for undergraduate programs
- Preparation for competitive exams based on scores
- Students should keep printed and digital copies of results
