Across both Class 5 and Class 8, government schools contributed 7,14,612 and 7,07,401 candidates respectively — a combined total of 14,22,013. Private schools contributed 6,49,964 in Class 5 and 5,76,610 in Class 8 — totalling 12,26,574. Government school candidates outnumbered private school candidates by nearly 1.95 lakh across the two classes, reflecting the dominant share of government schooling in Rajasthan's primary education system.
RBSE Rajasthan Board Class 5th 8th Roll Number Wise Direct Link at rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.inThe Rajasthan Board, Bikaner, on March 24 announced the RBSE Class 5 Result 2026. Students who appeared for the exams can check their scores online once the result link is activated on the official portal. Candidates can check their RBSE Class 5 result 2026 at rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in, rajshaladarpan.nic.in by entering their roll number.
A total of 13,68,947 students appeared in the said examination, out of which 13,33,936 students passed. The overall pass result was 97.75 per cent, which is an achievement of approximately 0.28% increase compared to last year. Among the total passed students, the pass percentage of boys was 97.59% while that of girls was 97.94%.
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A total of 30,640 students have been placed in the Supplementary category in one or more subjects, for whom the examination will be organised in July 2026.
Last year, the RBSE Class 5 exams recorded a pass percentage of around 97.30 per cent, with over 14 lakh students appearing for the examination. The board is expected to maintain a similar trend this year as well.
Sikar and Ajmer are the only two districts that appear in the top five by pass percentage in both Class 5 and Class 8. In Class 5, the top five districts are Salaumber, Dausa, Ajmer, Sikar, and Rajsamand. In Class 8, they are Sikar, Ajmer, Jhunjhunu, Didwana-Kuchaman, and Bharatpur. Sikar and Ajmer have consistently performed above the state average in both classes this year.
Jaipur district recorded the highest number of registered candidates in both Class 5 and Class 8. In Class 5, Jaipur had 1,14,418 registered candidates. In Class 8, the figure was 1,09,915. Salaumber, on the other hand, recorded the lowest candidate count in both classes — 13,248 in Class 5 and 12,884 in Class 8, making it the smallest district by examination footprint in both results.
Results of 6,580 students have been withheld across Class 5 and Class 8 combined — 4,371 in Class 5 (0.31%) and 2,209 in Class 8 (0.17%). These results have been held back due to procedural or administrative reasons and will be declared separately. The withheld results account for a small but notable fraction of the total registered candidates across both classes.
The overall pass percentage for Class 5 (97.75%) is higher than that of Class 8 (97.01%) by 0.74 percentage points. This pattern is reflected in the grade distribution as well — Class 5 has a larger share of Grade A and Grade B students. In Class 8, the Grade C cohort is notably larger at 21.46% compared to just 7.28% in Class 5, suggesting greater score concentration in the mid-range for older students.
Government school students outnumbered private school students in both Class 5 and Class 8 result declarations. In Class 5, 7,14,612 government school students had results declared against 6,49,964 from private schools. In Class 8, the figures are 7,07,401 from government schools and 5,76,610 from private schools. Across both classes, government schools accounted for over 14.22 lakh of the total candidates.
The total number of students declared pass across both Class 5 and Class 8 is 25,79,671 — 13,33,936 from Class 5 and 12,45,735 from Class 8. This is out of a combined total of 24,48,587 students whose results were declared across both classes. The combined pass figure represents one of the largest single-day pass tallies in the board's recent examination history.
A total of 68,916 students across Class 5 and Class 8 have been placed in the Supplementary category after failing to secure passing marks in one or more subjects. Of these, 30,640 are Class 5 students (2.24%) and 38,276 are Class 8 students (2.98%). The supplementary examination for both classes will be held in July 2026. Exact dates are yet to be announced by the board.
The proportion of Grade A students — those scoring 81–100 — is significantly higher in Class 5 than in Class 8. In Class 5, 4,89,535 students (35.87%) are in Grade A. In Class 8, only 2,62,026 students (20.41%) fall in this bracket — a difference of over 2.27 lakh students and 15.46 percentage points. Class 8 has a notably larger Grade C cohort (21.46%) compared to Class 5 (7.28%).
In both Class 5 and Class 8, girls have recorded a higher pass percentage than boys. In Class 5, girls' pass percentage is 97.94% against boys' 97.59% — a gap of 0.35 percentage points. In Class 8, the gap is wider — girls stand at 97.57% against boys' 96.52%, a difference of 1.05 percentage points. Girls have outperformed boys in both classes across government and private schools.
Grade B (61–80 marks) is the most frequently awarded grade in both Class 5 and Class 8. In Class 5, 7,45,152 students — 54.60% of the total — are in Grade B. In Class 8, 7,06,775 students — 55.04% — fall in the same bracket. Grade A (81–100) is the second most common in Class 5 at 35.87%, but in Class 8 it is Grade C (21.46%) that ranks second, indicating a wider spread of scores in the higher class.
Dholpur and Baran are the only two districts that feature in the bottom five by pass percentage in both Class 5 and Class 8. In Class 5, the lowest-performing districts are Dholpur, Jalore, Baran, and Barmer. In Class 8, they are Karauli, Baran, Dholpur, Pali, and Bundi. The repeated appearance of Dholpur and Baran in both lists points to a persistent performance gap in these districts.
RBSE declared results for both Class 5 and Class 8 on the same day — March 24, 2026. Class 5 results were declared for 13,64,576 students while Class 8 results covered 12,84,011 students. Together, more than 26 lakh students received their results in a single declaration, making it one of the larger simultaneous result announcements by the board.
Despite the high pass percentages, a significant number of students have been placed in the supplementary category. In Class 5, 30,640 students will need to reappear, while in Class 8, 38,276 students fall under this category.
Continuing the trend of recent years, girls have outperformed boys in both classes. In Class 5, girls recorded a pass percentage of 97.94%, slightly higher than boys at 97.59%.
In Class 8, the gap was more pronounced, with girls achieving a pass percentage of 97.57% compared to 96.52% among boys.
The Rajasthan board will be conducting the Class 5 supplementary exams in July. As many as 30,640 students have been placed in the Supplementary category in one or more subjects.
Over 26 lakh students appeared across both examinations this year. The Class 5 pass percentage stands at 97.75%, up from 97.47% in 2025. The Class 8 pass percentage is 97.01%, up from 96.66% last year. In both classes, girls have outperformed boys. The gender gap is 0.35 percentage points in Class 5 and 1.05 percentage points in Class 8, in favour of girls.
Students must have scored at least 33% marks in each subject individually, as well as 33% overall, to qualify. If any discrepancy is found in the marksheet — name spelling, roll number, or marks — students should contact their school administration immediately.
A total of 30,640 students have been placed in the Supplementary category in one or more subjects, for whom the supplementary examination will be organised in July 2026.
Students must have scored at least 33% marks in each subject individually, as well as 33% overall, to qualify. If any discrepancy is found in the marksheet — name spelling, roll number, or marks — students should contact their school administration immediately.
1. Visit the official Shala Darpan portal at rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in
2. On the homepage, click the “RBSE Class 5 Result 2026” link under the Latest Notifications section
3. A new window will open — enter your district name, school NIC-SD code / PSP code, and your roll number
4. Enter the captcha code displayed on the screen
5. Click the Submit button to view your result
6. Download your scorecard and take a printout for future reference
A total of 30,640 students have been placed in the Supplementary category in one or more subjects, for whom the supplementary examination will be organised in July 2026.
1. Visit the official Shala Darpan portal at rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in
2. On the homepage, click the “RBSE Class 5 Result 2026” link under the Latest Notifications section
3. A new window will open — enter your district name, school NIC-SD code / PSP code, and your roll number
4. Enter the captcha code displayed on the screen
5. Click the Submit button to view your result
6. Download your scorecard and take a printout for future reference
Among the passed students, 6,96,074 boys passed at a rate of 97.59%, while 6,37,862 girls passed at a rate of 97.94%, with girls outperforming boys by 0.35%.
Out of the total, 13,33,936 students passed, recording an overall pass percentage of 97.75%.
Among those whose results were declared, 7,13,284 were boys and 6,51,292 were girls. Government school students numbered 7,14,612 while private school students numbered 6,49,964
Over 26 lakh students appeared across both examinations this year. The Class 5 pass percentage stands at 97.75%, up from 97.47% in 2025. The Class 8 pass percentage is 97.01%, up from 96.66% last year. In both classes, girls have outperformed boys. The gender gap is 0.35 percentage points in Class 5 and 1.05 percentage points in Class 8, in favour of girls.
A total of 30,640 students have been placed in the Supplementary category in one or more subjects, for whom the supplementary examination will be organised in July 2026.
Out of all registered students, the result of 4,371 students has been withheld for various reasons, and their results will be issued separately by the office after due cause/process.
Among the total passed students, the pass percentage of boys was 97.59% while that of girls was 97.94%. The result of girls is 0.35% better than that of boys.
A total of 13,68,947 students appeared in the said examination, out of which 13,33,936 students passed.
The Class 5 Examination 2026 was conducted from 20.02.2026 to 06.03.2026 at 18,621 designated examination centres across the state.
Results are out, Class 5th students can check the scorecards from the website.
Meanwhile, students can check more updates on results, syllabus and passing marks at IE Education.
1. Visit the official Shala Darpan portal at rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in
2. On the homepage, click the “RBSE Class 5 Result 2026” link under the Latest Notifications section
3. A new window will open — enter your district name, school NIC-SD code / PSP code, and your roll number
4. Enter the captcha code displayed on the screen
5. Click the Submit button to view your result
6. Download your scorecard and take a printout for future reference
The Rajasthan Board has released the Class 5th. The overall pass percentage for Class 5th is 97.75 per cent
Rajasthan Board begins press conference. Results are out for Class 10th.
The Board has released the results for the Class 10th with passing percentage of 94.23%
Students must have scored at least 33% marks in each subject individually, as well as 33% overall, to qualify. If any discrepancy is found in the marksheet — name spelling, roll number, or marks — students should contact their school administration immediately.
The online scorecard for RBSE Class 5 Result 2026 will include: student's name and roll number, subject-wise marks obtained, total marks, and pass/fail status. Grades are used to present results, with 'D' or above denoting a pass
The online marksheet is provisional only. Original marksheets will be distributed by the school.
1. Visit the official Shala Darpan portal at rajshaladarpan.nic.in or rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in
2. On the homepage, click the "RBSE Class 5 Result 2026" link under the Latest Notifications section
3. A new window will open — enter your district name, school NIC-SD code / PSP code, and your roll number
4. Enter the captcha code displayed on the screen
5. Click the Submit button to view your result
6. Download your scorecard and take a printout for future reference
The Class 10 examination results by the Board of Secondary Education, Ajmer will be released today at 1 pm. Additionally, the examination results for Classes 5 and 8 will also be declared along with Class 10. This is the first time in recent years that three sets of board results — Class 5, Class 8, and Class 10 — have been announced simultaneously on the same day.
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE), Bikaner, will declare the Class 5th result 2026 today at 1 PM. Results wil be live on the Shala Darpan portal. Students can download their provisional scorecards immediately using their roll number.
Students must secure at least 33% marks in each subject and in aggregate to pass. Those receiving an 'E' grade will not be automatically promoted; they must appear for the Supplementary Exams in May 2026.
Step 1: Visit the official RBSE website –rajshaladarpan.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the Class 5th exam result link on the homepage
Step 3: Enter the login details like roll number, registration number and other such details
Step 4: The BSER Class 5th result 2026 will be displayed on the screen
Step 5: Download and save the RBSE result 2026 Class 5th for future use
Last year’s data shows that districts like Dausa (98.83%), Pratapgarh (98.77%), and Dungarpur (98.68%) led the state in Class 5 results.
In the last academic session, the pass percentage: 97.47%
Girls Pass per cent: 97.66%
Boys Pass per cent: 97.29%
For the first time ever, RBSE is declaring results in March. In previous years, the Class 5th results were typically released in late May. In the last academic session, the results were announced on May 30.
To access the Shala Darpan portal, parents must have one of the following combinations ready:
Roll Number + District Name
Roll Number + Date of Birth
School NIC-SD Code / PSP Code (if checking via school login)
Marks Range Grade Performance
81 – 100 A Excellent
61 – 80 B Very Good
41 – 60 C Good
33 – 40 D Satisfactory
00 – 32 E Needs Improvement (Supplementary)
When the link goes live at 1 PM, ensure your digital marksheet contains the following:
Candidate's Name and Father's Name
Correct Roll Number
District Name
Subject-wise Grades
Overall Qualifying Status
Students who receive an 'E' grade are not immediately retained in the same class. According to board norms, these students will be given a second chance to improve their scores through supplementary examinations. The schedule for these exams will be announced shortly after the main results are processed.
Visit rajshaladarpan.nic.in.
Click on the "5th Exam" tab.
Select "Class 5 Result 2026."
Enter your Roll Number and District.
Submit and download the digital marksheet.
The result displayed online today will be provisional. It will include the student’s name, roll number, school, and subject-wise grades. In case of any discrepancy in the scorecard, students should report it to their respective schools immediately. Original marksheets will be distributed by schools at a later date.
Overall Pass Percentage: 97.47%
Total Students Passed: 12,96,495 out of 13,30,190 registered.
Gender Trend: Girls historically outperform boys in the Rajasthan board primary exams.
Passing Mark: Minimum 33% in each subject is required.
Qualifying Grade: Students must secure a Grade D or above to pass.
Note: Students receiving an 'E' grade will be eligible for supplementary exams to be held later this year.
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) is set to announce the Class 5 today, March 24, 2026. The Education Minister is expected to release the statistics in a press conference scheduled for 1 PM.
Step 1: Visit the official RBSE website –rajshaladarpan.nic.in
Step 2: Click on the Class 5th exam result link on the homepage
Step 3: Enter the login details like roll number, registration number and other such details
Step 4: The BSER Class 5th result 2026 will be displayed on the screen
Step 5: Download and save the RBSE result 2026 Class 5th for future use
Students should carefully review all information present on the RBSE Class 5th results; if any errors are found, they must notify their school authorities immediately to initiate correction procedure.
The RBSE provisional marksheet provides a summary of a student's performance, featuring their name, roll number, school, and individual subject marks, alongside their total score, grade, and pass/fail status.
The RBSE 5th results, which students will access online, are provisional in nature. The original and valid scorecard will be given by the school, which would have a stamp or signature of the Board
Students will need to enter their roll number to check and download the scorecard.
Students can check results on the official website-- rajshaladarpan.nic.in
The Rajasthan Board, Bikaner, will announce the RBSE Class 5 Result 2026 today.

Students sit for their RBSE exam. (representational)
The Board will release the Class 5th and 8th results today. The RBSE 5th, 8th Result 2026 can be checked at the official websites. Last year, Dausa had the highest pass percentage (98.83 per cent) in the Class 5 final exam.
Dausa: 98.83%
Pratapgarh: 98.77%
Dungarpur: 98.68%
Sikar: 98.63%
Ajmer: 98.56%.