Students across Rajasthan are already gearing up for the upcoming board exams of the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education (RBSE) in 2026 and with good reason. According to recent analysis, the RBSE is likely to conduct its main exams in March, while a second optional window may follow in May-June. Knowing these timelines early gives students the crucial opportunity to plan their revision effectively.

Why March this time? Looking at previous years, the RBSE examinations have been held in March April, and the 2026 schedule appears aligned with that pattern. That makes this period a “sweet spot” to intensify preparation efforts. For classes 10 and 12 especially, it’s time to transition from general revision to focused mock tests and subject wise practice.

Another important development: starting from the 2026-27 academic session, RBSE will introduce two board exam windows one mandatory and one optional for improvement in up to three subjects. For students, this is a game-changer. It not only spreads the workload but also offers a second chance if the first attempt doesn’t go as planned. Knowing this ahead of time can reduce stress and create a smarter study roadmap.

Students should watch the official website (rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in) closely. The portal will host the date-sheet under the “News Update” section once released. So don’t wait until the last minute; set alerts and regularly check updates.

Here are a few preparation tips:

 Start early with revision of core subjects: languages, maths and science for class 10; electives, boards and general studies for class 12.
 Use past-year question papers to spot recurring patterns like frequently asked topics, section-weightage, and time-management challenges.
 With the second window coming in future, aim to give your best in the first attempt but treat the optional exam as a strategic fallback.
 Keep updated with RBSE notifications: format changes, subject combinations or rule-updates can come at any moment.

In conclusion: for RBSE 2026, the key months are March for the main exam and possibly May to June for the optional one. Understanding this gives students head-start in scheduling revision, mock tests and rest days. With a smart plan and consistent effort, the path to success becomes a lot clearer and less stressful.