The Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) Mains 2026 attendance report has been published, providing detailed candidate participation statistics across different subject areas. The data highlights how many candidates appeared in key segments of the examination held recently. The REET Mains exam, conducted by the Rajasthan Staff Selection Board, took place from 17 January to 20 January 2026 for recruitment of primary and upper primary teaching positions.
Subject-Wise Attendance Figures for REET Mains 2026
The attendance report breaks down candidate turnout in major subject groups. This allows aspirants and analysts to understand participation trends across the two levels of the teacher eligibility test. The key subject attendance data includes:
- Science-Maths attendance: Figures show the number of candidates present in Science and Mathematics sections of Level-2 exams.
- Social Studies attendance: Participation counts for Social Studies based tests are also part of the released data.
These figures, released after the examination, help stakeholders assess the turnout distribution across academic streams and gender or district trends where available.
REET Mains Examination 2026 — Quick Overview
Before analysing the attendance details, candidates should recall the general aspects of the REET Mains 2026 examination:
- Conducting agency: RSSB (Rajasthan Staff Selection Board)
- Exam mode: Offline (Pen and paper)
- Levels:
- Level-1: For Primary Teachers (Classes 1–5)
- Level-2: For Upper Primary Teachers (Classes 6–8)
- Exam period: 17–20 January 2026
The test pattern typically includes multiple choice questions relevant to theory, pedagogy, subject knowledge and classroom application.
Significance of Attendance Report
Subject-wise attendance data serves multiple purposes:
- Gives insight into candidates’ engagement by subject area.
- Helps identify subjects with high or low turnout.
- Supports future aspirants in gauging popularity or competition in particular streams.
Attendance details also aid institutions and coaching centres in post-exam analysis and preparation strategy adjustments for future cycles.
What Candidates Should Do Next?
Those who appeared in the REET Mains 2026 should:
- Compare their estimated performance with attendance patterns.
- Wait for official answer keys and result announcements from RSSB.
- Prepare necessary documents and follow updates related to final merit lists and appointment procedures.
Results and other post-exam notifications are expected to follow in the coming weeks.