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Raj Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan Results at rajeduboard.nic.in

Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan Ajmer declared result of secondary examination today at 4PM official site is rajedubord.nic.in
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check Secondary Examination- 2008 Result
(To be announced on July 1st, 2008 at 4:00 PM)
source
http://rajresults.nic.in/

Declared result
Praveshika Examination-2008 Result
(Announced on June 25, 2008 at 4:00 PM)

The history of the Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan (BSER) is a remarkable panorama of progressive record of the futurological vision for developing a dynamic system of various sub-systems of examinations and highlights of the academic excellence of the last four decades. The BSER took rapid strides for promotion and development of Secondary Education in Rajasthan, spread over 3,42,239 sq. km. and in more than 6000 schools located in 32 districts involving 8.5 lakhs students for Secondary and Senior Secondary Examination in the year 2000.

At present the Board is conducting the following examinations:-

1. Secondary School Examination (+10)
2. Senior Secondary Examination (10+2)
3. (Arts / Science / Commerce/ Fine Arts)
4. Praveshika Pariksha (+10) ( Sanskrit Shiksha)
5. Varishtha Upadhayay Parisksha (10+2)(Sanskrit Shiksha)
6. National Talent search examination ( 1ST level ) Regular
7. Science talent search examination. ( State level ) Regular

contact
Telephone :
91-145-2632866,2632873 Ext. 227 Fax : 91-145-2627394
direct links
http://rajresults.nic.in/rajprav08.htm
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