RBSE 8th Class Result 2026 Name Wise and Roll Number

★RBSE 8th class result 2026: quick answer

🔍Two ways to look up the 8th result

You may arrive here with a roll number or only with a name. The official form handles the first and not the second.

We do not link to any site that claims to search by name. We opened the live form on 4 November 2026 and it shows the three tabs and no name field.

📊RBSE 8th result 2026: the numbers

Source: Indian Express release summary, 24 March 2026. Times of India gives the same registered and passed totals and a 10,056-centre exam network. Girls led boys by 1.05 percentage points.

🎓Grades and passing marks

Class 8 results are shown as grades. A student needs at least 33 per cent in each subject to pass, and a grade of D or above counts as a pass (Times of India).

The counts add up to the 12,84,011 declared results. Most students (55 per cent) got B. Only 1,427 students got a bare pass with D.

🔄Supplementary (E grade) students

The 38,276 students with an E grade were placed in the supplementary category. A third-party guide says the supplementary time table was issued on 19 June 2026 for exams from 20 to 25 July 2026. We could not read the official time table page, which loaded empty, so treat those dates as unconfirmed. The official 5th and 8th module has a separate “Supplementary Exam Result” link, which we found but could not open while checking. Passing students move to Class 9.

⚠If your 8th result is withheld

In 2026 the results of 2,209 Class 8 students (0.17 per cent) were withheld “pending procedural clearance” (Indian Express). If your child is among them, the form may show no result. Ask the school to check the application data and the roll number, and keep the admit card. The board or the school office is the only place that can release it.

📈Pass percentage trend

Some outlets list different numbers for 2025 and 2024 because they mix the Class 5 and Class 8 figures. We used the totals that matched the counts of students.

➔What next after Class 8?

Students who pass move to Class 9, as the Times of India reports. Collect the original marksheet from the school, keep the provisional scorecard and write down the NIC ID shown on the school record: the Shala Darpan student services use it. If you are a Class 8 student looking for scholarships, the portal homepage shows NMMS 2026 applications on the Shala Darpan portal from 30 October to 30 November 2026. Read the official notice before applying.

📖Where this page ends and the others begin

📄What the 8th scorecard shows

The online result is a provisional scorecard. The Indian Express says it carries the student name, roll number, class, subject-wise marks, total marks, grade and pass or fail status, and that the original marksheet is issued by the board and distributed through schools. Times of India adds that the exam ran at 10,056 centres in 2026. Because grades, not an aggregate percentage, decide the outcome, do not convert the marks into a percentage for admission forms unless the next school asks for it.

🏫Government and private school students in 2026

The 2026 release does not give pass percentages by school type, so we do not compare them. In 2024 Times of India reported 94.54 per cent for government schools and 97.38 per cent for private schools in Class 8. That is a different year, so use it only as background.

⚖Boys and girls: the gap

Girls led in both years. We left 2025 out because the reports we found gave inconsistent gender figures.

⇄Class 8 against the other board results

✓Result-day checklist for parents

• Keep the admit card, roll number and application number together before you open the page.
• Check the result only on the official page, never through a forwarded file.
• Download the scorecard once and store the PDF with the school documents.
• Compare the name and date of birth with the school record and report mistakes the same week.
• If a subject shows E, ask the school about the supplementary exam form and the last date.
• Keep the original marksheet safe once the school gives it. Class 10 and 12 have an official duplicate process (see RBSE marksheet download and correction), but we found no official duplicate process for Class 8.

📖Terms on the 8th result page, in plain words

⌛The 8th exam cycle at a glance

NDTV reports that the board did not continue the earlier automatic-promotion practice in 2026 and that students had to score at least 33 per cent. We could not match that to an official circular, so read it as a report. Since the pass rate was 97.01 per cent, the practical effect was small for most families.

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⚑Sources and how we checked

We name our sources so you can check them yourself. Links go only to official websites; news reports are listed by publisher, headline and date.

• Integrated ShalaDarpan: Class 5 and 8 result page (three lookup tabs, 41 districts, result date 24-03-2026), opened on 4 November 2026.
• Indian Express, 24 March 2026: Class 5 and 8 statistics, grades, withheld results, provisional scorecard.
• Times of India, 24 March 2026: pass percentages, supplementary count, passing rule, promotion to Class 9.
• Hindustan Times, 24 March 2026 and 30 May 2025; Times of India, 30 May 2024: earlier pass percentages.
• ShalaDarpan homepage: NMMS 2026 application window.

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