Jaipur, February 14 : Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar on February 13 declared the Class 10 and Class 12 October–November 2025 (Stream 2 and Supplementary) examination results of Rajasthan State Open School at the Shiksha Sankul campus.
The overall pass percentage for Class 10 stood at 50.13 per cent, while Class 12 recorded 46.28 per cent. In both classes, the pass percentage of female students was higher than that of male students.
Class 10 Results
A total of 18,101 students appeared in the Class 10 examination, including 10,953 females and 7,148 males.
Out of these, 9,074 students passed the examination, comprising 5,684 females and 3,390 males.
The overall pass percentage for Class 10 was 50.13 per cent.
As many as 9,027 students were declared partially passed.
The pass percentage among female candidates was 51.89 per cent, compared to 47.43 per cent among male candidates.
Class 12 Results
In Class 12, a total of 12,874 students appeared in the examination, including 7,095 females and 5,779 males.
A total of 5,958 students cleared the examination, including 3,371 females and 2,587 males.
The overall pass percentage for Class 12 was recorded at 46.28 per cent.
As many as 6,916 students were declared partially passed.
Female students recorded a pass percentage of 47.51 per cent, while male students registered 44.77 per cent.
On the occasion, the Education Minister congratulated all students and said that the Open School is an effective platform for helping learners move forward. He also released the Rajasthan State Open School prospectus. Director Rajasthan State Open School Anupama Jorwal, Additional State Project Director Ashok Kumar Meena, Secretary Rajasthan State Open School Aruna Sharma and other officials were present.
How to Check RSOS Result
Students can check their results by visiting the official website:
https://rsosadmission.rajasthan.gov.in/rsoslanding/
On the homepage, click on the “View Result” button for the October–November 2025-26 result.
Enter the enrolment number, date of birth and the given code, then submit.
The result will appear on the screen. Students can check their marks and download the digital copy of the marksheet.
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