REET Result 2025 Declared @ reet2024.co.in; direct link here

The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) has declared the REET 2025 result today, 8 May. Candidates who appeared for the exam can now check their marks on the official websites rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and reet2024.co.in.

How to Check REET 2025 Result

To check your result, follow the steps given below:

1. Visit rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in or reet2024.co.in
2. Click on the REET result link for Level 1 or Level 2, depending on which you appeared for
3. Enter the required login details
4. View and download your result from the next page
5. Candidates are advised to save a copy of their result for future use.

The REET 2025 examination was conducted on 27 and 28 February in three shifts. A total of 14,29,822 candidates had registered for the exam. Out of these, 3,46,625 candidates applied for Level 1, 9,68,501 for Level 2, and 1,14,696 candidates had registered for both levels.

Overall Pass Percentage

Out of all the candidates who appeared for REET 2025, 1,95,847 passed in Level 1, 3,93,124 passed in Level 2, and 47,097 candidates qualified in both levels. This makes the pass percentage stands at 62.33% for Level 1, 44.69% for Level 2, and 50.77% for those who took both levels.

The board had released the provisional answer key on 25 March. After this, candidates were given the opportunity to raise objections by submitting evidence in the required format. This included the question number, the name of the author and publisher, edition details, and the relevant book page in JPEG format.

Based on the objections received, RBSE made several changes to the final answer key. Bonus marks will be awarded for five questions that were found to be incorrect across different papers. In seven questions, two options have been marked correct. Candidates who selected either of these options will be given marks. Even those who did not select any of the correct options will receive marks for these questions.

In the Level 2 exam, one question has been removed from each shift, and bonus marks will be given for these as well. Similarly, three questions have been removed from the Level 1 answer key, and candidates will receive bonus marks for those too.

For more information and updates candidates are advised to visit the official website.