Rock bolting effect of standard support patterns of Japan Road Association, Japan Highway Public Corporation and Japanese National Railways in various ground conditions are analyzed quantitatively based on the interaction model of rock bolt and rock mass. Shortcrete plays an important effect in the reinforcing system and it works together with rock bolt. Rock bolting effect is improved by thicker shotcrete application in poor ground conditions but its effect is not significant in good ground condition. Rock bolt reinforcement is influenced by the shotcrete and the ground competency factor. Comparisons of the results show that the different standard support patterns do not vary significantly except some differences in rock bolt density parameters and its length. Support performances of all the standard support patterns show the agreement with design recommendation.