Rajasthan Board Announces Offline-Only Release for Class 9 and 11 Results 2026
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has officially confirmed that the results for Class 9 and Class 11 examinations for the academic year 2025-2026 will be released exclusively through offline channels. This announcement comes as a clarification to students and parents who were anticipating an online declaration on March 25, 2026.
No Online Release on Public Holiday
Contrary to circulating media reports and expectations, the board has stated that results will not be announced online today due to a public holiday. RBSE has emphasized that online portals, including rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in and rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, will not host the Class 9 and 11 results. This decision underscores the board's commitment to maintaining the integrity and security of the result dissemination process.
Schools Directed to Publish Results by March 31
To ensure that students do not face any delays in starting the new academic year, RBSE has issued directives to all affiliated schools. Schools are required to publish their results by March 30 or 31, 2026, at the latest. This timeline is crucial as it aligns with the commencement of the new academic session starting from April 1, 2026, facilitating a smooth transition for students promoted to the next class.
Offline Declaration Ensures Security and Accuracy
The board has highlighted the importance of offline scorecards as the verified mode of result dissemination. This approach aims to minimize discrepancies or unauthorized access that can sometimes accompany online releases. By opting for an offline declaration, RBSE ensures that results are distributed securely and accurately, maintaining the credibility of the examination process.
As a result, students will receive their physical mark sheets through their respective schools. The timing of distribution may vary from one school to another, but this method is designed to uphold correctness and equality in the examination outcomes. These results are pivotal as they determine students' eligibility to progress to senior secondary education.
Pass Criteria for Promotion
RBSE has clearly outlined the minimum pass criteria that students must meet to secure promotion. To be promoted, every student must secure a minimum of 33% marks. This requirement applies to all subjects individually and in aggregate, encompassing both theory and practical components.
This criterion is applicable to all students across Rajasthan, ensuring uniformity in the evaluation process. When students achieve the minimum marks, they are promoted to the next class—Class 9 students move to Class 10, and Class 11 students advance to Class 12. This standardized approach helps maintain consistency and fairness in academic progression.
The board's decision to release results offline, coupled with clear pass criteria, reflects its dedication to a transparent and efficient educational system. Students and parents are advised to stay in touch with their respective schools for updates on result distribution and further instructions.
