Rajasthan Board 5th & 8th Results 2026: Rajasthan Class 5 & 8 Result Link Activates at 1:00 PM; Check Results in 4 Steps..

The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE) will release the results today at 1:00 PM. The Board will announce the results for both classes during a press conference attended by Education Minister Madan Dilawar, the Board Chairman, and other officials. As soon as the results are declared during the press conference, direct links will become active on the Shala Darpan portal (rajshaladarpan.nic.in) as well as on rajpsp.nic.in. Once the results are released, the "RBSE Board 5th & 8th Result 2026 Link" will also be made available on this page, allowing you to check your results directly by clicking on it.

Download Your Marksheet in Just 4 Steps
After the Rajasthan Board 5th and 8th results are released, you can check your results and download a digital copy of your marksheet by following the simple 4-step process outlined below.

Step 1: To check the Rajasthan 5th and 8th Results for 2026, first visit the Shala Darpan portal at rajshaladarpan.nic.in.

Step 2: On the website's homepage, click on the specific link corresponding to the class for which you wish to check the results.

Step 3: Next, you will need to enter your Roll Number and District, or your Roll Number and Date of Birth.

Step 4: The result will now appear on your screen; from there, you can check your scores and download a copy of your marksheet.

Students and their parents should note that they will only be able to print a copy of the marksheet via the online portal. The original marksheet will be available for collection from your respective school a few days after the results are declared.

33% Marks in All Subjects Mandatory to Pass
To pass the Rajasthan Board Class 5 and 8 examinations, it is mandatory to secure a minimum of 33% marks in all subjects. Students may also be declared 'Pass' in a single subject through the allocation of grace marks.

Furthermore, students who do not pass the board examinations need not be disheartened. According to the Board's new regulations, schools will conduct a re-examination within 45 days. Subsequently, students will be able to participate in this, pass the exam, and save their academic year from being wasted.

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