RBSE Class 12 Arts Result 2017: Know How to Check Online
New Delhi:
Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan is likely to announce 12th results for Arts stream soon. The result will be available at the official portal of the Board. Students can check the result as soon as the Board releases it after official declaration. The results will be available at http://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/. Students should keep their roll number (issued by Board) in hand so as to access the result portal. Usually Boards ask for registered roll numbers and date of birth as login credentials.
How to check Rajasthan Board 12th Arts result 2017?
Go to the web portal
Enter the login details after going to the result portal
Check the RBSE Class 12 Arts Result
Save a copy of it for future reference
The Board had announced 12th results for Science and Commerce stream on 15 May 2017.
Students can also check the results at rajresults.nic.in.
The Board had released results for Science and Commerce stream on 15 May 2017. In Science stream 16.76 per cent students had scored more than 75 per cent marks, while in commerce stream 6.96 per cent students had scored above 75 per cent. The pass percentage for government schools was 93.09 per cent. 11 per cent candidates from government schools had scored first division, i.e. 5332 candidates were placed in the first division this year.
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How to check Rajasthan Board 12th Arts result 2017?
Go to the web portal
Enter the login details after going to the result portal
Check the RBSE Class 12 Arts Result
Save a copy of it for future reference
The Board had announced 12th results for Science and Commerce stream on 15 May 2017.
Students can also check the results at rajresults.nic.in.
The Board had released results for Science and Commerce stream on 15 May 2017. In Science stream 16.76 per cent students had scored more than 75 per cent marks, while in commerce stream 6.96 per cent students had scored above 75 per cent. The pass percentage for government schools was 93.09 per cent. 11 per cent candidates from government schools had scored first division, i.e. 5332 candidates were placed in the first division this year.
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