Published on April 2, 2026
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has announced the results of the Class 12 examinations for the academic year 2026. In an impressive display of academic excellence, Deepika Jain has emerged as the state’s topper, securing a remarkable 99.8% in the overall result. Close behind her is Navya Kumari Meena, who achieved an outstanding score of 99.62%.
Students can access their results for the Arts, Science, and Commerce streams official websites, rajresults.nic.in or rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. The announcement of the results has generated significant excitement among students, parents, and educators alike, reflecting the hard work and dedication of the students throughout the academic year.
Deepika Jain, the top performer, expressed her gratitude towards her teachers and family for their support. She emphasized the importance of consistent study habits and a positive mindset in achieving her goals. Navya Kumari Meena also shared her joy and highlighted her focus on time management and effective study techniques as key factors in her success.
The RBSE results not only showcase the academic achievements of individual students but also reflect the overall educational standards in Rajasthan. This year’s examination saw a notable increase in the pass percentage, with more students achieving high scores across all streams. As the results are released, schools and colleges will now prepare for the next phase of the academic calendar, guiding students towards their future endeavors.
Officials from RBSE stated that a record number of students appeared for the exams this year, and the board is committed to maintaining and enhancing educational quality across the state. In light of these results, the board encourages students to continue pursuing their academic goals and prepare for higher education options.
With the RBSE 12th results now out, students are eager to celebrate their achievements and plan their next steps, whether it be pursuing higher education or entering the workforce.
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