The Class 8 Result 2026 has officially been declared for several major state boards, including the Rajasthan Board (RBSE), which released scores on March 24, 2026. With over 12 lakh students appearing in Rajasthan alone, the digital portals are currently seeing high traffic as students rush to check their marks.

​Here is a comprehensive guide on how to check your result, passing criteria, and the latest updates across different states.

​Quick Facts: Class 8 Board Results 2026

Board Name

Result Date

Official Website

RBSE (Rajasthan)

March 24, 2026

rajshaladarpan.nic.in

MP Board (MPBSE)

Expected Late March

rskmp.in

Punjab (PSEB)

Expected April 2026

pseb.ac.in

Haryana (HBSE)

Expected April 2026

bseh.org.in

How to Check Class 8 Result 2026 Online

​Checking your result is a simple process. Follow these steps to access your digital marksheet:

  1. ​Visit the Official Website: Go to your respective board's result portal (e.g., rajshaladarpan.nic.in for Rajasthan).
  2. ​Locate the Link: Look for the "Class 8th Result 2026" or "Primary Education Completion Certificate" link.
  3. ​Enter Credentials: You will typically need your Roll Number and District or Date of Birth.
  4. ​Security Captcha: Type in the captcha code exactly as shown on the screen.
  5. ​Submit & View: Click "Submit" or "Search." Your subject-wise grades and total marks will appear.
  6. ​Download: Save the PDF and take a printout for immediate use.

​Passing Criteria & Grading System

​Most state boards have moved away from "automatic promotion" to ensure learning quality. Here are the general rules for 2026:

  • ​Minimum Marks: Students must secure at least 33% in each subject and in aggregate to be declared "Pass."
  • ​Grading: Results are often displayed in grades (A+, A, B, C, D). An 'E' grade usually signifies a need for a supplementary exam.
  • ​Supplementary Exams: If a student fails in one or two subjects, they can appear for "Compartment" or "Supplementary" exams, usually held in May 2026.

​Important Details on Your Marksheet

​Once you download the provisional marksheet, double-check the following information for accuracy:

  • ​Student’s Name and Father’s Name
  • ​Roll Number and Enrollment Number
  • ​School Name and District
  • ​Subject-wise Marks/Grades
  • ​Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail)

    • ​Note: The online result is provisional. You must collect your original, hard-copy marksheet from your respective school a few weeks after the online declaration.


    ​What if the Website is Not Opening?

    ​Due to heavy traffic, official websites may crash or slow down. If this happens, stay patient and try again after 15–20 minutes. You can also check your results via:

    • ​DigiLocker: Sign in to your account to fetch your digital certificates.
    • ​SMS: Some boards offer results via text message (check your board's specific SMS code).