The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) today released Class 12 results, crowning Deepika from Jodhpur as Science stream topper with an outstanding 99.8% (597/600 marks). Over 5.1 lakh students took the exams; overall pass percentage climbs to 94.2%, a 2.1% jump from 2025’s 92.1%.
Results went live at 11 AM on rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and DigiLocker, with SMS alerts for quick access. Deepika aced Physics and Chemistry with perfect scores, narrowly missing Biology’s century by two. “Relentless study and family support fueled this,” the 17-year-old said, her eyes on IIT Bombay’s gates.
Girls stole the show, bagging 48% of top-10 spots across streams. Arts topper Vikram Singh from Jaipur scored 98.2%; Commerce’s Priya Sharma from Udaipur hit 98.6%. Science pass rate soared to 95.8%, Arts at 94.1%, and Commerce 92.9%. Jaipur district led with 96.5%, followed by Udaipur (95.2%).
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma hailed the feat, announcing Rs 1 lakh cash, laptops, and bicycles for state toppers. “This excellence powers Rajasthan’s youth revolution,” he posted on X.
Cyber cafes buzzed; #RBSE12thResult2026 trended with 5 lakh posts. Last-minute glitches hit servers, but UPMSP-like backups smoothed access.
Education Minister Madan Dilawar credited NEP 2020 reforms: “Vocational focus and digital evaluation boosted outcomes.” Yet, 5.8% failure rate prompts calls for rural coaching.
Deepika’s triumph inspires amid competition for JEE, NEET. As students pivot to higher ed, RBSE cements Rajasthan’s academic stride.