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RBSE Class 12 Result 2022 declared: 97.53% of students clear commerce, 96.53% clear science papers

Students need to score a minimum of 33 percent in all subject to clear the Rajasthan Board exams. More than 2.5 lakh students appeared for the RBSE 12th exams that concluded in April 2022. Nearly, 2.3 lakh students attempted for Class 12 Science and 27,339 students appeared for Commerce

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FP Trending|Jun 01, 2022, 14:26:21 IST
The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE) has announced the Class 12 results today. The results can be found on the official website-  rajresults.nic.in and rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.This year, the pass percentage for Class 12 for science stream is 96.53 per cent and commerce is 97.53 per centIn 2021, the Rajasthan 10th and 12th Boards were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in candidates being evaluated on the basis of alternative criteria.More than 2.5 lakh students appeared for the RBSE 12th exams that concluded in April 2022. Nearly, 2.3 lakh students attempted for Class 12 Science and 27,339 students appeared for Class 12 Commerce stream.Steps to check RBSE result:―    Visit the official website rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.―    Click on the link for the board result link given on the RBSE home page.―    A new page will appear. Enter your RBSE roll number and other credentials required by the portal.―    The RBSE Board results 2022 will appear on your screen.―    Check the details on the result and keep a printout for future use.Students can also check their results directly here:

How to check result offline via SMS

To check the result on phone, students will have to follow the below-given steps:Step 1: Type RESULT

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First Published:Jun 01, 2022, 14:26:21 IST
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