Rajasthan Board Shala Darpan 5th Class Result 2025 declared today at rajshaladarpan.nic.in, rajpsp.nic.in

RBSE Class 5 result link is live. This year, the pass percentage of Class 5th is 97.47% which is a minor increase from last year’s 97.06 per cent.

Among the successful candidates, girls have outshone boys with a pass percentage of 95.74%, while boys recorded a pass rate of 92.71%.

In the urban areas, 95.54% of students passed the Class 10 exam, whereas the rural pass percentage stood slightly lower at 93.58%, showing a consistent performance gap favoring urban students.

Students from government schools recorded a higher pass percentage of 95.80%, compared to 93.51% in private schools, indicating improved quality in public education this year.

Top Performing Districts in the State

The top five districts with the highest pass percentages are:

Ghazipur – 97.96%

Amethi – 97.67%

Siddharthnagar – 97.64%

Maharajganj – 97.57%

Ballia – 97.40%

Over 14 lakh students have registered for their RBSE Class 5 exams. BSER, Bikaner has already declared Class 8 result this week. To know more about RBSE Class 5 result, exam dates, and merit list, you can check IE Education. 

RBSE Class 5th Result 2025: How to check marks online

The Rajasthan Board Class 5 exams for 2025 were conducted from April 7 to April 17. In the previous year, the exams were held from April 30 to May 4 across approximately 18,954 centres in the state, with results announced on May 29. The overall pass percentage in 2024 stood at 97.06%, with private schools recording a 97.04% pass rate and government schools slightly lower at 96.79%.

RBSE Class 5th Result 2025: When and where to check

Go to the official websites of Rajasthan board Class 5 result: rajshaladarpan.rajasthan.gov.in and rajpsp.nic.in at 12:30 pm and view your Class 5 Rajasthan board result link

Last year, girls outperformed boys, achieving a pass percentage of 97.23 per cent, compared to 96.89 per cent among boys. A total of 14.35 lakh students appeared for the exams last year, and 13.93 lakh successfully cleared them. Students securing an E grade were not failed but were asked to appear for supplementary exams.

District-wise, Sikar recorded the best performance, followed by Dausa, Alwar, Ajmer, and Nagaur. The pass percentage for private schools, last year, was 97.04 per cent, while in government schools, the pass percentage was 96.79 per cent.