RBSE Result 2025: Rajasthan Board 10th, 12th Results Likely in May as Evaluation Continues
Apr, 20 2025
Rajasthan Board Gears Up for 2025 Results Announcement
Students across Rajasthan are holding their breath. The RBSE Result 2025 for both Class 10 and 12 is on the horizon, with the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education pushing through the final stages of answer sheet evaluation. If you've been counting the days, May is shaping up to be the month that decides a lot for over 10 lakh students who sat for these crucial exams.
The schedule is pretty much in line with what we’ve seen before: Class 12 results are eyeing a release in the third week of May, while Class 10 is likely to drop a week or so later. It’s the same pace as last year, and honestly, that sort of reliability is something students and schools have come to expect from RBSE.
The exams themselves ran from early March into April—Class 10 from March 6 to April 4, and Class 12 extending slightly to April 7. Both sets of exams were held in the classic pen-and-paper format, and all across the state, hundreds of centers buzzed with hopeful and nervous energy. The huge turnout just shows how important these board exams are in Rajasthan, with the numbers holding steady above the 10 lakh mark.
How Results Will Be Shared and What to Expect
The big day promises a mix of excitement and nerves. As soon as the Rajasthan Board 10th result and Rajasthan Board 12th result go live, students can check their scores on official websites—rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and rajresults.nic.in. There’s no fancy process: you just need your roll number to pull up your result, and you’re set.
The mark sheets are standard but packed with the details everyone wants—name, school, subject-wise marks, and, of course, whether you’ve passed. For many, it’s not just about clearing the exams, but about that percentage number, which can open (or close) doors to colleges and future plans.
If you’re wondering how you stack up, last year’s results set a pretty high bar. For Class 10 in 2024, the overall pass percentage was an impressive 93.03%. It’s worth noting girls outperformed boys: 93.46% of girls cleared the exam, compared to 92.64% of boys. That’s been a pattern for several years now, and those numbers are likely to be on everyone’s mind as 2025’s results approach.
The board has been open about its focus this year: accuracy and efficiency first. There’s a lot of pressure to get things right, not just for the students, but for parents and teachers glued to every update. The current evaluation process is meticulous—examiners are double-checking papers, and regional control rooms are monitoring progress to keep everything on track. It’s a logistical puzzle, no doubt, but the board officials have insisted there won’t be any shortcuts.
One thing that’s different this year—schools and coaching centers have stepped up their support. There are helplines ready, teachers are prepping for last-minute counseling sessions, and WhatsApp groups are buzzing with reminders about timelines and documents needed to check results.
As always, official updates—like the final result dates—will only come from RBSE through recognized channels, so students are being urged not to trust rumors flying around social media. Once the green light is given, everything moves fast. Just remember to keep your roll number handy and double-check your details on the websites.