RBSE 10th Result 2026: How to Check Rajasthan Board Class 10 Results Online

The wait is over for lakhs of students in Rajasthan. The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has announced the Class 10 results for 2026. Education Minister Madan Dilawar made the official announcement from the board office in Ajmer on Tuesday.

The overall pass percentage stands at 94.23%, which marks an increase of 1.17 percentage points from last year. Over 10.68 lakh students appeared for these exams, and the results bring relief and joy to families across the state.

Girls Lead the Way

Female students have outperformed their male counterparts this year. Girls secured a pass percentage of 94.90%, while boys achieved 93.63%. This trend remained consistent across almost all districts in Rajasthan.

The gap might seem small, but it reflects the dedication and hard work put in by girl students across the state.

Jhunjhunu Takes the Top Spot

When it comes to district performance, Jhunjhunu emerged as the clear winner. The district recorded the highest pass percentage at 97.77%. Close behind were Didwana-Kuchaman at 97.59% and Sikar at 97.43%.

On the other end, Pratapgarh recorded the lowest pass percentage at 88.11%, followed by Baran at 89.72% and Jhalawar at 89.94%.

Subject-Wise Performance

The subject-wise breakdown reveals some interesting patterns. Students achieved perfect scores in all language subjects, including English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Gujarati, and Punjabi.

Gujarati saw a 100% pass rate, followed by Sanskrit at 99.29%, Sindhi at 99.27%, and Hindi at 99.20%.

Social science students did better than their science counterparts, with a pass percentage of 97.92%. Science students achieved 96.88%, while mathematics students secured 96.92%.

How to Check Your RBSE Class 10 Result

Students can access their results through multiple channels. The official RBSE website experienced heavy traffic immediately after the announcement, causing temporary issues. However, students have alternative options.

Option 1: Official RBSE Website

• Visit rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in
• Click on the RBSE Class 10 Result 2026 link
• Enter your roll number and other required details
• Click submit to view your result
• Download and save a copy for future reference

Option 2: Hindustan Times Portal

• Go to hindustantimes.com
• Navigate to the Education section
• Click on Board Exams
• Select Rajasthan Board
• Click on Rajasthan Board 10th Result 2026
• Enter your details and submit
• View and screenshot your result

Results for Class 5 and Class 8 Also Released

The RBSE also announced results for Class 5 and Class 8 on the same day. Both classes recorded impressive success rates above 97%.

Class 5 achieved a pass percentage of 97.75%, with 13,33,936 students passing out of 13,68,947 who appeared. Class 8 recorded 97.01%, with 12,45,735 students clearing the exam out of 12,86,220 who took it.

Jaipur Records Highest First Division Students

While Jhunjhunu topped the overall pass percentage, Jaipur led in the number of students securing first division. The capital city saw 59,216 students achieve first division, including 30,099 girls and 29,117 boys.

Sikar came second with 32,210 first division students, followed by Jodhpur with 29,294.

About the Examination

The Class 10 board examinations began on February 12 and concluded on February 28, 2026. All exams were conducted in a single shift from 8:30 am to 11:45 am.

This year marked a change in tradition. The RBSE released Class 10 results before Class 12 results for the first time in recent memory.

No Toppers List This Year

Students looking for a toppers list will be disappointed. The RBSE has not released the names of top scorers. This practice has been in place for the past 11 years. The board no longer publishes a merit list or announces toppers.

What to Do After Checking Your Result

Once you access your result, make sure to download and take multiple screenshots. Keep both digital and printed copies safe. You will need these documents for future admission processes and verification purposes.

Students who have passed should start exploring their options for Class 11. Those who need to improve can apply for rechecking or supplementary exams as per the board's schedule.

Keep Your Documents Ready

To check your results smoothly, keep your admit card handy. You will need your roll number and date of birth to access your scorecard on both the official website and alternative portals.

Minister Madan Dilawar extended his congratulations to all successful candidates and wished them well for their future endeavours. Celebrations swept across Rajasthan as students and parents received the good news.

The consistent performance and improved pass percentage reflect the efforts of students, teachers, and the education system in Rajasthan.