Rajasthan Board 10th Result Expected Soon: Key Details

Anticipated Release of Rajasthan Board 10th Results

The Rajasthan Board is expected to announce the 10th-grade results shortly. Although the official date and time have not yet been confirmed, media reports suggest that the results may be released between May 26 and May 31, 2025. Last year, the results were declared on May 29, leading to speculation that this year’s announcement could also occur on the same date. The board will provide prior notification before the results are made public.

How to Check the Results

Once the Rajasthan Board 10th results are released, students will have the option to check them both online and offline. To access the results online, students should visit the official websites of the Rajasthan Board at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in or rajresults.nic.in. They will need their roll number to view the results.

Steps to View Your Results

Follow these steps to check your results:

• Visit the official website of the Rajasthan Board.


• Click on the RBSE Secondary 2025 Result link on the homepage. Enter your roll number and date of birth as mentioned on your admit card.


• Click the submit button, and your RBSE 10th result will appear on the screen.


• Review your result and download it for future reference.


• You can also print your mark sheet for further needs.

Alternative Methods to Check Results

Via SMS: Type RJ10 followed by your roll number and send it to 56263 or 5676750. The board will later confirm the correct format and numbers.

Through DigiLocker: Log in to the DigiLocker app or website at digilocker.gov.in. Select 'Education' and then 'RBSE' or 'Rajasthan Board'. Enter your roll number and the year 2025 to download your digital mark sheet.

Using the Umang App: Students can also use the Umang app to view their results.

Last Year's Results Overview

In the previous year, over 1 million students appeared for the Rajasthan Board 10th examination, with 967,392 passing, resulting in a passing percentage of 93.03%. The passing percentage for girls was 93.46%, while for boys, it was 92.64%. The Dausa district achieved the highest passing percentage in this examination.

Gudiya Meena from Dausa district topped the RBSE 10th examination with a perfect score across all subjects. Although the RBSE has stopped officially releasing a list of toppers, some district-level performances and names of top students were shared during a press conference.