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The Rajasthan Board Class 12 results have been officially released. The state government awards free scooties to meritorious female students. Let’s find out through this report exactly what marks students need to secure to qualify for this initiative.

The Rajasthan Board Class 12 results were declared today. The results for all three streams—Science, Commerce, and Arts—were released simultaneously. In the Science and Arts streams, girls outperformed boys, while in the Commerce stream, boys demonstrated a stronger performance. The pass percentage stands at 97.52% in the Science stream, 97.54% in the Arts stream, and 93.64% in the Commerce stream.

In the Science stream, the pass percentage was recorded at 97.02% for boys and 98.34% for girls. In the Commerce stream, the pass percentage was recorded at 94.04% for boys and 92.82% for girls. In the Arts stream, the pass percentage was recorded at 96.68% for boys and 98.29% for girls.

Kalibai Bhil Meritorious Student Scooty Scheme

It is worth noting that meritorious female students receive benefits in the form of scooties and scholarship schemes from the state government. Among these initiatives, the ‘Kalibai Bhil Meritorious Student Scooty Scheme’ stands as one of the state government’s most prominent programs. Under this scheme, free scooters are distributed to meritorious female students from both the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) and the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Female students who successfully secure a minimum of 65% marks in Class 12 under the RBSE, or 75% marks under the CBSE, are eligible to apply for this scheme. This scheme is open to female students belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Minorities, and Economically Backward Classes (EBC) within the General category. Each beneficiary also receives a helmet, two liters of petrol, and five years of insurance coverage completely free of cost.

Devnarayan Student Scooty and Incentive Scheme

The Devnarayan Student Scooty and Incentive Scheme, on the other hand, is a distinct program. It is designed specifically for female students belonging to the ‘Most Backward Classes’ (MBC). Under this scheme, students are selected who have passed the 12th grade with good marks and are currently pursuing regular, full-time studies at a college or university. In addition to a scooty, this scheme provides annual financial assistance to these students, enabling them to continue their education and excel at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels.