Kamal Ghorui
RBSE Class 5th and 8th result 2026: The Rajasthan Board has declared the Class 5 and Class 8 results 2026 today, March 24, following completion of the evaluation process. The results have been released online, allowing students to access their provisional scorecards through official portals.A total of more than 26 lakh students appeared for the examinations this year. The results include detailed performance data, pass percentages and supplementary figures for both classes.Class 5 result sees high pass percentageFor Class 5, a total of 13,68,947 students appeared in the examination conducted across 18,621 centres. Out of these, 13,23,936 students have passed, taking the overall pass percentage to 97.75 per cent.The pass percentage among boys stood at 97.59 per cent, while girls recorded a higher pass percentage of 97.94 per cent, marking a difference of 0.35 per cent. A total of 30,640 students have been placed in the supplementary category.Class 8 performance and statisticsIn Class 8, the examination was conducted at 10,056 centres, with 12,86,220 students appearing. Of these, 12,45,735 students have passed, resulting in an overall pass percentage of 97.01 per cent.The pass percentage for boys was recorded at 96.52 per cent, while girls achieved 97.57 per cent, showing a difference of 1.05 per cent. A total of 38,276 students have been placed in the supplementary category.Where and how to check resultsStudents can check their results on official websites including rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in, rajpsp.nic.in, rajshaladarpan.nic.in, rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and rajresults.nic.in.To access the scorecard, students need to enter details such as class, roll number, district, application number or school NIC-SD code or PSP code, along with captcha verification. The result will display subject-wise marks, total score and qualifying status.• Direct link to check and download the Rajasthan Board Class 5th and 8th result 2026Passing criteria and next stepsStudents are required to secure at least 33 per cent marks in each subject and overall to qualify. For Class 8, the board follows a grading system, where a grade of ‘D’ or above is considered a pass.Students placed in the supplementary category will be given an opportunity to appear for re-examinations. Those who qualify will be promoted to the next academic level, with Class 5 students moving to Class 6 and Class 8 students advancing to Class 9.Grading system and qualifying marksThe Rajasthan Board follows a grading system for Class 8 students, categorising performance into different grade levels. Students must secure at least 33 per cent in each subject and overall to qualify. A grade of ‘D’ or above is considered a pass.Students placed in the supplementary category will be given another opportunity to improve their performance through re-examinations conducted by the board.Previous year performance and next stepsIn the previous academic session, the Class 5 pass percentage stood at around 97.30 per cent, while Class 8 recorded approximately 95.72 per cent. Over 13.3 lakh students appeared for Class 5, with more than 12.9 lakh clearing the examination.Students who qualify will be promoted to the next academic level, with Class 5 students moving to Class 6 and Class 8 students advancing to Class 9. In case of discrepancies in the marksheet, students can contact their respective schools or board authorities for correction.
