If you took the REET Mains exam between January 17 and January 21, you’re probably refreshing the RSSB homepage every ten minutes. We get it. The wait for the 3rd Grade Teacher recruitment results is nerve-wracking. With 7,759 spots on the line, the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) is currently in the “final crunch” of processing data for both Level 1 and Level 2.
Here is the lowdown on where the result stands right now, what the cut-offs are looking like, and how you can grab your scorecard without the website crashing on you.
Quick Stats: REET Mains 2026
- Board: RSMSSB / RSSB
- Total Posts: 7,759 (Primary & Upper Primary)
- Provisional Key Released: February 27, 2026
- Result Window: Expected any day now (Late April/Early May)
- Official Link: rssb.rajasthan.gov.in
When is the result actually coming?
There’s a lot of chatter on social media, but here’s the reality. The objection window closed back in March. Normally, the Board takes about 6–8 weeks post-answer key to finalize the merit list. Since today is April 24, we are right in the “hot zone.” Keep your SSO ID ready, as the announcement usually drops in the late afternoon.
Expected Cut Off: What’s the “Safe” Score?
This year’s paper had a few shifts that were notably tougher than others. Because of that, normalization is going to play a massive role.
Based on candidate feedback and initial data, here’s a rough idea of where the bar might sit for the General (NTSP) category:
- Level 1 (General): 186 – 194 Marks
- Level 2 (SST/Hindi): 210 – 225 Marks (Expect high competition here)
- Level 2 (English/Science-Maths): 175 – 190 Marks
Note: These are estimates. If you’re near the 185+ mark for Level 1, you’re in a strong position.
Checking Your Score: Step-by-Step
Don’t panic if the main RSSB site lags. You have two main ways to check:
- The Result PDF: The Board will upload a PDF with the roll numbers of shortlisted candidates. Use
Ctrl + Fto find yours. - SSO Portal: Log in to your Rajasthan SSO ID, go to the “Recruitment Portal,” and click on “Results.” This is often faster when the main site is overloaded.
Don’t forget these documents!
If your roll number shows up in the PDF, congratulations! But the job isn’t yours until Document Verification (DV) is done. Start gathering these now:
- Your 10th and 12th marksheets (original).
- B.Ed or D.El.Ed certificates.
- Your Mool Niwas (Domicile) and updated Caste Certificate.
- The original REET Mains application form.
Final Thought
The REET recruitment cycle is a marathon, not a sprint. Whether the result comes out today or next Tuesday, make sure you have your credentials handy. We’ll update the direct link here as soon as the PDF goes live.
Good luck to all the future teachers of Rajasthan!