RSSB REET Mains Result 2026 Released: Level 1 Primary Teacher Result, Merit List PDF and Cut-Off Available

The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) has officially released the REET Mains Result 2026 for Level 1 (Primary Teacher) on June 11, 2026. Thousands of candidates who appeared for the Rajasthan 3rd Grade Teacher Recruitment Examination were eagerly waiting for this announcement. The result is now available in PDF format on the official RSSB website at rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.

Candidates who appeared for the Level 1 exam covering Primary Teacher posts (Classes 1 to 5) can now download the subject-wise and category-wise merit list PDF to check their qualification status.

REET Mains Result 2026: Key Highlights

Before diving into the details, here is a quick overview of the important information related to the REET Mains Result 2026.

About REET Mains 2026 Examination

The REET (Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers) Mains 2026 was conducted by RSSB to fill teacher vacancies in government schools across Rajasthan. The exam was held from January 17 to 21, 2026, at multiple exam centres across the state.

The recruitment covers two levels. Level 1 is for Primary Teachers (Classes 1 to 5) and Level 2 is for Upper Primary Teachers (Classes 6 to 8). Approximately 8 lakh candidates appeared for the Level 1 exam alone, making it one of the most competitive teacher recruitment drives in Rajasthan in recent years.

The result is published separately for TSP (Tribal Sub Plan) and NTSP (Non-Tribal Sub Plan) areas, and also department-wise for General Education, Elementary Education, and Sanskrit Education.

REET Mains Result 2026: Level-wise Status

RSSB released the results in a phased manner. Here is the complete status:

• Level 2 (Upper Primary) result was released on May 27, 2026.
• Level 2 Social Science result was released on June 4, 2026.
• Level 1 (Primary Teacher) result was released on June 11, 2026 for General Education, Elementary Education, and Sanskrit Education under both TSP and NTSP areas.

How to Download REET Mains Level 1 Result 2026 PDF

There is no individual login-based result for REET Mains. The result is published as a downloadable PDF in which candidates need to search for their roll number. Follow the steps below to check your result.

1. Open your internet browser and visit the official website rssb.rajasthan.gov.in.
2. Click on “Candidate Corner” and then select “Results” on the homepage.
3. Look for the link titled “Merit-wise Result and Cut-Off Marks for Document Verification for Level 1 Posts”.
4. Click Here for TSP Candidate Merit List PDF
5. Click Here for NTSP Candidate Merit List PDF
6. Once the PDF opens, press Ctrl+F on your keyboard and type your roll number.
7. If your roll number appears in the list, you are provisionally shortlisted for Document Verification.
8. Download and save the PDF for future use.

Tip for mobile users: Open the PDF in your phone’s browser or any PDF viewer app, tap the search icon, and type your roll number.

REET Mains 2026 Vacancy Details

The total vacancies under REET Mains 2026 recruitment are distributed across two levels and three departments.

The Elementary Education General category has the largest number of vacancies, making it the most competitive segment in this recruitment.

REET Mains Cut-Off Marks 2026 (Level 1)

RSSB has released the category-wise cut-off marks for Level 1 separately for NTSP and TSP regions. Candidates whose marks are at or above the cut-off are provisionally shortlisted for Document Verification.

Non-Scheduled Area (NTSP) Cut-Off Marks

Scheduled Area (TSP) Cut-Off Marks

The cut-off marks for TSP regions are noticeably lower than NTSP, which reflects the reserved area quota and the relatively smaller candidate pool in tribal zones.

Important Things to Know About the REET Mains Result 2026

RSSB disqualified 5,761 candidates from the result because they left more than 10% of the questions unattempted or failed to darken any option on their OMR sheets. This is an important rule every future aspirant should remember.

A total of 11 questions were deleted across all 12 set series of the question booklet. Marks for deleted questions were awarded to all candidates equally.

The board used a normalization process to ensure fair evaluation across different exam shifts and sets. Candidates can check their raw score and normalized final marks on their individual scorecard by logging in with their application number and date of birth on the RSSB portal.

REET Mains 2026: What Happens After the Result?

Qualifying the written exam is not the final step. Shortlisted candidates must go through a structured selection process. Here is what comes next.

Step 1: Fill the Online Scrutiny Form

Provisionally shortlisted Level 1 candidates must fill the Online Detailed Application-cum-Scrutiny Form between June 18, 2026 and July 2, 2026. Missing this deadline can result in disqualification from the process.

Step 2: Document Verification (DV)

Shortlisted candidates will need to appear at a designated center for Document Verification. The following original documents are required:

• REET Admit Card and Application Form
• Marksheets and certificates for Class 10, 12, Graduation, and B.Ed. / D.El.Ed.
• REET Eligibility Certificate
• Category / Caste Certificate and Domicile (Mool Niwas) Certificate
• Character Certificate and Income Proof
• Passport-size photographs and a valid Photo ID

Step 3: Final Merit List and School Allotment

After Document Verification, RSSB will publish the final merit list based on actual vacancies and verified eligibility. Candidates will then receive district-wise school allocation, an official appointment order, and will begin a 2-year probation period as newly appointed teachers.

Important Dates Summary

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. My roll number is not appearing in the REET Level 1 merit list PDF. What should I do?

If your roll number is not visible in the PDF, it means you have not been shortlisted in the current provisional list. You can download your individual scorecard from the RSSB portal using your application number and date of birth to review your marks and check whether you fall within 2 marks of the cut-off, which sometimes qualifies candidates for a waiting list during later stages of DV.

Q2. Can candidates who are within 2 marks below the cut-off also apply for the Scrutiny Form?

Yes, RSSB has mentioned that candidates falling within approximately 2 marks below the official cut-off may also be eligible to fill the Scrutiny Form. Such candidates should monitor the official RSSB website regularly for any specific notification regarding this provision.

Q3. What documents are mandatory to carry for REET Mains Document Verification?

Candidates must carry original copies along with self-attested photocopies of their REET Admit Card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, graduation and B.Ed./D.El.Ed. certificates, REET Eligibility Certificate, caste and domicile certificate, income certificate, character certificate, and a valid government-issued photo ID. Missing any document may lead to cancellation of candidacy at the DV stage.

Q4. How does the normalization process affect my final REET Mains marks?

Since the REET Mains exam was conducted across multiple shifts and dates, RSSB applied a normalization formula to ensure that no candidate is at a disadvantage due to varying difficulty levels across different shifts. The normalized score adjusts your raw marks based on the average performance of all candidates in your shift relative to other shifts. Your final scorecard shows both raw marks and normalized marks, and the normalized score is used for merit list preparation.