BSER, Rajasthan Board RBSE 8th Result 2019 declared: Websites down? Check result on phone

Over 12 lakh students had registered for the exam out of which over 11.5 lakh students appeared for the exam. This year, the exam was conducted across 369 exam centres in the state. Last year, about 12.96 lakh students registered for BSER Class 8 exam of which 12.74 lakh appeared. A total of 6.87 lakh candidates had passed their exams. To clear an exam, students reportedly need to score an aggregate of 35 per cent marks. The pass percentage is expected to rise this year.

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RBSE BSER Rajasthan Board 8th Result 2019: How to check

Step 1: Visit the official website

Step 2: On the homepage, click on the result link

Step 3: You will be redirected to a new page

Step 4: Fill in roll number

Step 5: Result will appear on the screen

Step 6: Download it, and take a print out for further reference.

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RBSE BSER Rajasthan Board 8th Result 2019: How to check on phone

To check their result via SMS, students can type RESULT<space&gt;RAJ8<space>roll number and send it to 56263, you will get your result in the form of an SMS alert.

Students need to keep their admit card or hall ticket handy as they will be asked to mention the roll number as mentioned on the same while checking the result. Students also need to download the result and take a print out.  This will act as a provisional mark sheet while the original mark sheet will be provided from their respective schools later.

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The board claims to have declared the result in record time. Spokesperson, Rajasthan Board said, “the results for all state board exams were declared at least 7-15 days earlier as compared to last year. This has been done on the instructions of the state government.”

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