RBSE Class 12th Result 2024 declared at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, check pass percentage

This year, the Inter exams were conducted from February 29 to April 4. Over 8 lakh students await the RBSE Class 12 exam results. The board conducted Class 12 exams in the morning shift from 8:30 am to 11:45 am.

The commerce students passing percentage is 98.95 per cent while arts students got 96.88 per cent. The science students got 97.75 per cent.

RBSE Class 12 Result 2024: Date and Time

As per the official announcement, RBSE announced the Class 12 intermediate result on May 20 at 12:15 pm. However, unlike previous years, the result will be declared for all streams together this time — Science, Commerce and Arts stream. As soon as the result is declared, students will be able to access it from the official website – rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.

The online RBSE Class 12 result 2024 is provisional. Students can get the original marksheet from their schools. They should ensure the accuracy of their details given in the mark sheet. The details about the following particulars will be communicated through online result- student’s name, roll number, name of the school, subject name and code, marks obtained in different subjects.

Last year, the results for RBSE Science and Commerce was released by the board on May 19. In 2022, the result was declared on June 6. For the Science stream, the pass percentage of the girls was 97.39 per cent. In the Commerce Stream, girls had a pass percentage of 98.01 per cent while the boys had a pass percentage of 95.85 per cent.

Meanwhile, in Arts stream a total of 7,19,743 students appeared from which 7,09,415 students passed with an overall pass percentage of 92.35 per cent. Girls had performed better with a passing percentage of 94.06 per cent while boys recorded a pass percentage of 90.65 per cent. The Rajasthan Board conducted the exams at 6081 centres.

On January 8 the board issued a warning against a fake datesheet being circulated on social media. “Rajasthan Board has not released any kind of (Time Table) yet, please do not pay attention to (Fake Time Table),” the Ajmer board posted on X.

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