Ajmer, March 5 – The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) is set to commence its statewide examinations from March 6, 2025. This year, a total of 19,98,509 students have registered for the exams, which will be conducted across 6,187 examination centers throughout the state.
Exam Registrations & Student Count
RBSE Secretary Kailash Chandra Sharma stated that 8,89,709 students have registered for the Senior Secondary Examination, while 955 candidates are appearing under the Senior Secondary Specially-Abled category.
The detailed breakdown of student registrations across various exam categories is as follows:
- Secondary Examination: 10,16,963 students (highest enrollment)
- Secondary Vocational Stream: 77,276 students
- Secondary Specially-Abled Category: 1,249 students
- Praveshika Examination: 7,283 students
- Praveshika Vocational Stream: 33 students
- Praveshika Specially-Abled Category: 5 students
- Senior Upadhyay Examination: 3,907 students
- Senior Upadhyay Specially-Abled Category: 3 students
With lakhs of students appearing, the RBSE has implemented extensive arrangements to ensure the smooth and fair conduct of examinations.
Strict Security Measures to Prevent Cheating
To maintain the integrity of the examinations, RBSE has enforced strict security measures across all centers. These include:
✔ CCTV Surveillance – Continuous monitoring to prevent unfair practices
✔ Flying Squads & Special Inspection Teams – Deployed for random checks
✔ Enhanced Security Protocols – Strict guidelines for students and invigilators
All candidates have been instructed to arrive on time and adhere to the examination rules strictly. Teachers and administrative officials have been specially appointed to oversee the exams and ensure transparency and smooth execution.
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