It’s official: over 12.6 lakh students from Rajasthan just took a major step in their academic journey—and crashed a few result portals while doing it.
The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has declared the 8th Class Board Exam Results 2025 on May 26, and let’s just say… there are now 12 lakh families either dancing, praying, or frantically searching for roll numbers.
Let’s decode the chaos, celebrate the numbers, and of course, laugh a little along the way.
The Grand Reveal: What Happened on May 26?
- RBSE Class 8 Result 2025 declared
- A whopping 12,64,618 students appeared
- 12,22,369 passed — giving us a pass percentage of 96.66%
- Girls continue to slay with a 97.24% pass rate vs. 96.14% for boys
Basically, if this were a cricket match, girls would be the MVPs. Boys—well, good effort.
District-Wise Performance: Battle of the Boards
Top Performing Districts:
- Sikar
- Dausa
- Ajmer
- Nagaur
- Churu
Districts that may need a “pep talk”:
- Dholpur
- Baran
- Pali
- Chittorgarh
- Karauli
Pro tip: These results don’t define potential—they’re just a checkpoint. Next stop: 9th grade madness.
What Happens Next?
- Marksheet Download: Available online or at respective schools
- Supplementary Exams: For the 41,000+ in the E grade club—don’t lose heart!
- Next Academic Step: Promotion to Class 9 (a.k.a. the official start of “teen stress”)
- More Tuition Classes: Because… obviously
The Minister Speaks:
Education Minister Madan Dilawar congratulated all students and said the board is proud of their hard work. Parents, teachers, and chai vendors across Rajasthan echoed the sentiment: “Ab toh party banti hai!”
Student Emotions (Captured Live):
- The Topper: Already trending on Instagram with a caption like “Hard work + Mom’s chai = Victory!”
- The Average Scorer: “At least I passed. Now let’s binge some YouTube.”
- The Supplementary Gang: Currently Googling “How to convince parents to not take my phone.”
RBSE 8th Result 2025 isn’t just about marks—it’s about growth, progress, and the power of perseverance. For some, it’s a moment of pride; for others, it’s a stepping stone. Either way, you’ve made it this far, and that’s a big deal!
So to all the students—whether you’re celebrating an A or facing a supplementary—you’re stronger than this exam and smarter than you know.