RBSE 12th result 2025: The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) is set to announce the Class 12 results for the 2025 session across all three streams—Arts, Science, and Commerce—on at 5 pm today i.e., May 22, 2025. The results will be officially declared at the RBSE headquarters in Ajmer, with the state education minister Madan Dilawar expected to participate in the announcement online.With over 8 lakh students awaiting their results this year, the board has ensured that the marksheets will be available online immediately after the official announcement. However, as result day approaches, students are advised to rely only on verified portals to check their scores safely and avoid misinformation or potential fraud on unofficial websites.Where to check RBSE results safelyStudents can access their RBSE Class 12 results from three official government portals: • rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in• rajresults.nic.in• rajshaladarpan.nic.inThese websites are directly managed by RBSE and related education departments, ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of results.In addition to these portals, results will also be available through the DigiLocker platform, a trusted government initiative for secure document access. Students can also check their scores via SMS services. While several unofficial websites may claim to offer result access, students should avoid entering personal details on such platforms to protect their data and avoid confusion due to incorrect information.Steps to check RBSE 12th result 2025 onlineTo check results, students should follow a few simple steps:Step 1: Visit any of the official RBSE result websites.Step 2: Click on the link labeled ‘Senior Secondary Examination Result 2025’.Step 3: Enter the roll number provided on the admit card and submit.Step 4: Download and print the result for future reference.It is advisable for students to keep their admit cards ready to ensure quick access and avoid delays or errors during the login process.RBSE 2025 exam overview and participationThe RBSE Class 12 examinations were held between early March and early April this year. A total of 8,93,616 students registered—2,73,984 from the Science stream, 28,250 in Commerce, and 5,87,475 in Humanities. A notable disruption occurred during the exam cycle when the Business Studies paper had to be rescheduled due to a question paper leak.Practical exams were held at the school level. Regular candidates completed their practicals between early January and early February, while private candidates finished theirs in the first week of February.Past performance and what to expectIn the previous year, the pass percentages were significantly high. Commerce led with a pass rate of 98.95%, followed by Science at 97.73%, and Arts at 96.88%. Girls outperformed boys in every stream. For instance, in the Science stream, girls scored 97.57% compared to 95.98% for boys, while in Arts, the gap was 97.21% versus 95.44%.Post-result options for studentsThose who fail in one or two subjects will be eligible to appear for supplementary exams later in the year. Re-evaluation and rechecking are also available within two weeks of result declaration. The fee structure remains the same as last year—Rs 300 per subject for re-evaluation and Rs 600 for supplementary exams, with an additional Rs 100 for each practical subject.
