Rajasthan Class 12 result 2025 at 5 pm: How to check on website, SMS and DigiLocker
The Rajasthan Board 12th result 2025 will be released today, May 22, at 5 pm. The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE) will announce the RBSE 12th Result 2025 for Arts, Science, and Commerce streams through a press conference.After the official announcement, students can check their results online at rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and rajresults.nic.in. The RBSE 12th ersult will also be available on the India Today Results page.advertisementOn result day, websites may slow down or even crash due to high traffic. If you're unable to access your Rajasthan Board Class 12 result 2025, don't worry.
You can still check your marks easily via SMS or DigiLocker.HOW TO CHECK RAJASTHAN 12TH RESULT 2025 ONLINEVisit rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in or rajresults.nic.inClick on the link for 'RBSE 12th Result 2025'Choose your stream: Arts, Science or CommerceEnter your roll numberClick on submit to view your RBSE 12th marksheetDownload and save it for future useRBSE 12th Result 2025 Live UpdatesHOW TO CHECK RAJASTHAN 12TH RESULT VIA SMSIf the website is not loading, just use your phone to get the result instantly:For Science: Type RJ12S(roll number) and send to 5676750 or 56263For Arts: Type RJ12A(roll number) and send to 5676750 or 56263For Commerce: Type RJ12C(roll number) and send to 5676750 or 56263advertisementYou'll receive your RBSE 12th marks 2025 as an SMS reply shortly.HOW TO CHECK RAJASTHAN 12TH RESULT ON DIGILOCKERGo to digilocker.gov.in or open the DigiLocker appLog in using your Aadhaar-linked mobile number and passwordTap on 'Education' -- 'Rajasthan' -- 'RBSE'Enter your roll number and other required detailsDownload your RBSE Class 12 marksheet 2025HOW TO CHECK RBSE 12TH RESULT 2025 ON INDIA TODAYStudents can also check their RBSE 12th result 2025 on the India Today Results portal:Go to the India Today Results pageClick on the link for 'Rajasthan Board Class 12 Result 2025'Enter your roll numberClick submitYour digital marksheet will appear on the screenSave or print it for your recordsDirect link to check RBSE 12th Result 2025 (Science)Direct link to check RBSE 12th Result 2025 (Commerce)Direct link to check RBSE 12th Result 2025 (Arts)The RBSE Class 12 board exams 2025 were conducted from February 29 to April 4. Make sure you keep your roll number ready and try all available methods if one doesn't work.Stay tuned for more RBSE 12th result 2025 live updates.
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