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CBSE has faced repeated digital disruptions, from QR code rows in Class 12 papers to OSM delays. The board has issued clarifications, but the incidents have left students confused.

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said he takes responsibility for the CBSE results controversy and promised action over lapses. His remarks have kept focus on unanswered questions over answer sheet mix-ups, portal access claims and trust in the board.

Government has defended CBSE's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system amid criticism over answer-sheet discrepancies, portal glitches, and technical disruptions.

The CBSE has finally responded to allegations made by cybersecurity researcher Nisarga Adhikary, who claimed that scanned Class 12 answer sheets and question papers were publicly accessible online due to an insecure cloud storage system.

In a video shared by Gandhi on social media, he can be seen chatting with Vedant, his elder brother Siddhant Srivastava, and some other students. Vedant came into the limelight as his X post went viral after he received a wrong answer sheet from CBSE under the OSM system.

Vedant, Sarthak and Nisarga fueled nationwide row over CBSE's On-Screen Marking system, highlighting flaws, sparking "questions from Gen Z for Modi govt" | India News

In a statement posted on X, CBSE said it is actively monitoring vulnerabilities identified in the OSM portal operated by its service provider after concerns were raised publicly.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Sunday said it has contained vulnerabilities identified in the OnMark portal of its service provider and is working with cybersecurity experts to further strengthen the system.

This statement from CBSE comes after a 19-year-old Nisarga Adhikary claimed he was able to hack the OSM portal. | India News

CBSE also thanked ethical hackers and alert citizens for flagging the issues, saying it had gotten in touch with some of them directly.