IIT Guwahati researchers have investigated the biochemistry of the African Swine Fever Virus (ASFV) protein, focusing on understanding the biochemical processes of infection to devise effective control strategies.
Prof. Sachin Kumar and his research scholars including Mr. Satyendu Nandy, Mr. Nilave Ranjan Bora, and, Mr. Shubham Gaurav, have studied the proteins found in the outer membrane (capsule) of ASFV, with a particular focus on the p30 protein.
Membrane proteins also help viruses evade detection by the host cell’s immune system. Understanding the biochemistry behind these processes enhances our knowledge of how viruses infect cells and can guide the development of treatments and vaccines that target these points of entry, say sources from IIT Guwahati.
The results of this research have been published in the prestigious journal ‘Virology.’
Research
Prof. Sachin Kumar, Department of Biosciences and Bioengineering, IIT Guwahati spoke about the research. He said their ongoing research into ASFV aims to uncover the functional roles of proteins like p30, which are integral to the virus’s ability to infect and evade the host’s immune response.
Technology Transfer
It is notable that the research group has also completed technology transfer to roll out the first recombinant vaccine for Swine Fever Virus in the recent past.
The researchers from IIT Guwahati had previously identified specific regions on the p30 protein, called epitopic domains, that can activate the immune system in the host.
These domains are important because they help the immune system recognize and respond to the virus, potentially aiding in developing ways to fight the infection.
An RNase (ribonuclease) is an enzyme that catalyzes the degradation of RNA into smaller components.
In viruses, RNases are rare but significant because they help the virus by breaking down the host’s RNA to evade immune defenses, say sources from IIT Guwahati.
Methodology
Emphasizing the methodology, Prof. Sachin Kumar said, in their study, RNA extracted from mammalian cells was exposed to the p30 protein to analyze its RNase activity.
We employed methods such as electrophoresis and fluorimetry to quantify the extent of RNA degradation by p30, he said.
The researchers observed that the p30 protein’s degradation of host cell RNA depends on its concentration and duration of exposure, he said.
This protein is released in a soluble form in ASFV-infected cells, and its RNA-degrading ability could assist the virus in altering host cell functions, thereby promoting its survival.
The researchers also found that altering the amino acid from cysteine to alanine in p30 resulted in the loss of its RNA-degrading activity.
Understanding how the p30 protein in ASFV affects host cell RNA helps illustrate how the virus manipulates cellular functions to survive and spread.
This insight could inform future research into therapies that target these viral mechanisms, potentially leading to new ways to combat ASFV infections.
The researchers acknowledge that critical questions remain unanswered, including the precise role of p30 in ASFV infection in pigs and whether its RNase activity targets specific host RNA molecules, say IIT Guwahati researchers. They intend to study these aspects in the future.
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The wait is almost over. More than 8 lakh students across Rajasthan have been counting the days — and March 31, 2026 is the date that Rajasthan’s Education Minister Madan Dilawar has officially confirmed for the RBSE 12th Result 2026. If you’re refreshing your browser right now wondering whether today is the day, this guide has everything you need.
In this article, you’ll find the confirmed result date and time, direct official links, a step-by-step guide to checking your scorecard, an SMS backup method for when websites crash, what details appear on your marksheet, and — crucially — what you should do the moment your result is out.
Whether you’re a student, a parent, or a teacher, bookmark this page. We’ll walk you through the entire process so you’re never lost in the chaos of result day.
RBSE 12th Result 2026 – Quick Overview
The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER), headquartered in Ajmer, conducts the Class 12 board examinations every year for lakhs of students. This year, the RBSE Class 12 examinations were held from February 12 to March 11, 2026 — covering Arts, Science, Commerce, and Vocational streams.
Detail
Information
Board Name
Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (BSER/RBSE)
Exam Name
RBSE Class 12 / Higher Secondary Examination 2026
Streams Covered
Science, Arts, Commerce, Vocational
Exam Dates
February 12, 2026 – March 11, 2026
Total Students
Over 8 lakh students
Result Date
March 31, 2026
Official Website
rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in
Alternate Portal
rajresults.nic.in
Minimum Passing Marks
33% in each subject (Theory & Practical separately)
Confirmed Date, Time & Official Links
Rajasthan’s Education Minister Madan Dilawar personally confirmed the result date in a press conference. The announcement follows RBSE’s consistent tradition of releasing results 30–40 days after the exams conclude.
Key Dates at a Glance
Event
Date
RBSE 12th Exams End
March 11, 2026
Result Announcement
March 31, 2026
Online Result Live
Shortly after press conference
Original Marksheet from School
Within 2–3 weeks after result
Supplementary Exams (Tentative)
May/June 2026
Supplementary Result
June/July 2026
Official Websites to Check Result
rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in — Primary RBSE official portal
DigiLocker App — Download your digital marksheet instantly
UMANG App — Another government-backed access option
Important: Result websites often slow down or crash due to high traffic on result day. Have multiple options ready — especially the SMS method and DigiLocker — so you’re never stuck.
How to Check Your Result
The process is simple, but even small mistakes (like entering your roll number incorrectly) can cause unnecessary panic. Follow these steps carefully:
Visit the official websiteOpen rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in on your browser. Avoid third-party result aggregator sites.
Find the Result SectionOn the homepage, navigate to the “News Update” section and click on “Examination Results – 2026”.
Select Your StreamChoose your specific stream: Science, Arts, Commerce, or Vocational. Each has a separate result link.
Enter Your Roll NumberType your roll number exactly as printed on your admit card. Double-check before submitting.
Click SubmitHit the submit button. The page will load your RBSE 12th Result 2026 scorecard.
Download & SaveTake a screenshot or download the PDF. Print a copy for your records. Keep it until you receive the original marksheet from school.
SMS Method: When Websites Crash
Every year, the RBSE result websites experience heavy traffic. The SMS method is your most reliable backup — it works even without internet access.
Send an SMS to: 5676750
For Arts: Type → RJ12A <ROLL NUMBER>
For Science: Type → RJ12S <ROLL NUMBER>
For Commerce: Type → RJ12C <ROLL NUMBER>
Example: If your roll number is 1234567 and you’re a Science student, send: RJ12S 1234567 to 5676750. You’ll receive your result details via SMS within minutes.
What’s on Your Scorecard?
When your result page loads, it won’t just show a percentage. Here’s what you’ll find on the RBSE Class 12 scorecard 2026:
Student’s full name
Father’s name and Mother’s name
Roll number and registration number
School name and school code
Subject-wise marks (Theory and Practical separately)
Total marks obtained and maximum marks
Overall percentage
Pass/Fail / Compartment status
Grade and division (First, Second, Third)
Always verify: Check every detail on your scorecard. If you notice any discrepancy — wrong name, father’s name, or marks — report it immediately to your school’s office. Do not wait.
Passing Marks & Grading System
To pass the RBSE Class 12 examination 2026, students must secure a minimum of 33% marks in each subject, with theory and practical components evaluated independently. This means you must clear both portions separately.
Percentage Range
Division / Grade
75% and above
Distinction
60% – 74.9%
First Division
45% – 59.9%
Second Division
33% – 44.9%
Third Division (Pass)
Below 33% in any subject
Fail / Compartment
Historically, the RBSE 12th overall pass percentage has remained above 88% for three consecutive years, with girls consistently outperforming boys across all streams. A score above 80% is generally considered strong for college admissions in Rajasthan.
What to Do After Results Are Out
The moment your result is declared, your to-do list begins. Here’s a practical roadmap based on your result:
If You Have Passed
Collect your original marksheet from your school (usually available within 2–3 weeks)
Apply to colleges and universities based on your stream — most admission portals open in April–May
Start preparing for entrance exams: JEE Main, NEET, CUET, CLAT, or state-level tests
Research scholarship opportunities — Rajasthan state offers several merit-based scholarships
Download your DigiLocker marksheet as a digital backup for applications
If You Have Failed or Got a Compartment
Don’t panic — students who fail in 1 or 2 subjects can appear in the RBSE 12th Supplementary Exam 2026 (tentatively scheduled for May/June 2026)
Contact your school to get the supplementary exam application form
Use this time to revise thoroughly — many students clear supplementary with significantly improved scores
If you’ve failed in more subjects, consider repeating the year — it’s a setback, not the end
Re-evaluation / Scrutiny Process
Not satisfied with your marks? RBSE offers a formal scrutiny (re-evaluation) process. Here’s how it works:
Visit the official websiteGo to rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in after results are declared.
Navigate to Scrutiny SectionUnder “News Update”, click on “Scrutiny 2026”.
Register as New UserClick “First-time User New Registration”. Provide your valid mobile number and email ID.
Verify with OTPEnter the OTP received and complete registration. Save your User ID and Password.
Select Subjects for Re-evaluationLog in and choose the subjects you want reconsidered. Click “Save”.
Pay the FeeRe-evaluation typically costs ₹500–₹1,000 per subject. Pay online through the portal.
The re-evaluation fee and deadline will be officially announced on the RBSE website shortly after results are declared.
RBSE 12th Supplementary Exam 2026
Students who fail in one or two subjects in the RBSE 12th board exam are eligible to appear in the supplementary examination. Key points to know:
Tentative date: May–June 2026
Supplementary result: Expected in June–July 2026
Application: Through your school before the official deadline
Students who clear the supplementary exam receive a pass certificate and can apply for college admissions in the same academic year
Smart Tips for Result Day
Keep your roll number ready — Write it on paper before result day. Don’t rely on searching for it on result day.
Use DigiLocker — Register on digilocker.gov.in beforehand and link your Aadhaar. Your marksheet will appear there automatically.
Bookmark both official sites — rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and rajresults.nic.in. If one crashes, try the other.
Save the SMS shortcode — Add “5676750” to your contacts before March 31 and memorize your stream code (A, S, or C).
Stay off social media rumors — Fake result screenshots circulate every year. Trust only official portals and wait for confirmation.
Key Takeaways
RBSE 12th Result 2026 is confirmed for March 31, 2026 by Education Minister Madan Dilawar
The official website is rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in and the alternate is rajresults.nic.in
Over 8 lakh students appeared for the exam (Feb 12 – Mar 11, 2026)
Results for Science, Arts, Commerce & Vocational streams will be declared on the same date
Minimum passing mark is 33% in each subject, independently for theory and practical
Use the SMS method (5676750) and DigiLocker if the website is unavailable
Supplementary exams for failed students are expected in May/June 2026
Re-evaluation (scrutiny) will open shortly after result declaration — apply within the deadline
Conclusion
The RBSE 12th Result 2026 is one of the most awaited moments in the academic calendar for lakhs of Rajasthan students. With the result confirmed for March 31, 2026, the waiting is almost over. Whether you’re checking for yourself, a sibling, or a student — having the right information beforehand is what separates a smooth result day from a frustrating one.
Keep the official links bookmarked, your roll number written down, and the SMS method ready as a backup. Most importantly, remember: your result is just the beginning. What you choose to do next — which college, which career path, which opportunity you pursue — is what truly shapes your future.
Best of luck to every RBSE 2026 student. You’ve done the hard work. Now it’s time to see it pay off.
FAQs
When will the RBSE 12th Result 2026 be released?
The RBSE 12th Result 2026 is confirmed for March 31, 2026, as announced by Rajasthan Education Minister Madan Dilawar. The result will first be declared at a press conference, after which the online link will go live on rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in.
What is the official website to check RBSE 12th Result 2026?
The primary official website is rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. You can also check your result on rajresults.nic.in or download your digital marksheet through the DigiLocker app.
What do I need to check my RBSE 12th Result online?
You only need your roll number (printed on your admit card) to access your RBSE 12th Result 2026 on the official portal. Some portals may additionally ask for your date of birth.
What are the minimum passing marks in RBSE Class 12?
Students must score at least 33% marks in every individual subject, with theory and practical components assessed independently. Failing in even one subject results in a compartment or fail status.
How can I check my result if the RBSE website is not working?
Use the SMS method: Send RJ12S/RJ12A/RJ12C [ROLL NUMBER] to 5676750 depending on your stream (Science/Arts/Commerce). You can also use the DigiLocker app or UMANG app to access your digital marksheet.
What if I fail in one or two subjects in RBSE 12th 2026?
Students who fail in 1–2 subjects are eligible for the RBSE 12th Supplementary Exam 2026, which is tentatively scheduled for May/June 2026. Apply through your school before the deadline. The supplementary result is usually out in June/July 2026.
How do I apply for re-evaluation of my RBSE 12th result?
Log on to rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in, go to the “Scrutiny 2026” section under News Update, register as a new user, select the subjects for re-evalua
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