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RBSE 5th results 2025 out today: The Rajasthan Council of School Education, Bikaner, has announced the Class 5 results today, 30th May. Students can check and download their RBSE Class 5th results from the official websites: rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in and rajpsp.nic.in.
The Class 5 board exams in Rajasthan for 2025 were held from 7th to 17th April, 2025.
RBSE Class 5 results 2025: Pass percentage
This year, the overall pass percentage for Class 5 in Rajasthan is 97.47 per cent. Girls outshined boys again wth a pass percentage of 97.66% while boys secured 97.29 per cent.
Rajasthan Board Class 5 results 2025: Top 5 districts
Dausa recorded the highest pass percentage in the Class 5 final exam:
- Dausa: 98.83 per cent
- Pratapgarh: 98.77 per cent
- Dungapur: 98.68 per cent
- Sikar: 98.63 per cent
- Ajmer: 98.56 per cent
How to check RBSE Class 5 results 2025?
Here are the simple steps to check and download RBSE Class 5th results:
- Visit either of the official websites: rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in or rajpsp.nic.in
- Click the link for the Class 5 result.
- Enter your roll number from the admit card, along with other required details like your district, application number, or school NIC-SD/PSP code.
- Submit the details and download your result.
RBSE Class 5 results 2025: Previous year's results
Last year, the exams took place between April 30 and May 4 across 18,954 centres in the state. The overall pass rate in 2024 was 97.06 per cent. Private schools had a pass rate of 97.04%, while government schools had a slightly lower rate of 96.79%.
RBSE 5th results: Girls outshine boys last year
In 2024, girls had a higher pass percentage (97.23 per cent) than boys (96.89 per cent). Out of 14.35 lakh students who took the exams, 13.93 lakh passed.
RBSE 5th results 2025: Supplementary exams
Students who received an E grade were not marked as failed. Instead, they were given the chance to appear for supplementary exams.
Top Performing Districts
The district of Sikar performed the best last year, followed by Dausa, Alwar, Ajmer, and Nagaur.
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