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CBSE has opened the Class 12 re-evaluation and verification process for 2026, allowing students to access answer sheets, report errors, and apply for re-checking. CBSE Exam Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj said errors can occur but will be corrected after expert review, even if marks increase or decrease after evaluation.

CBSE has made three languages compulsory for Class 9 students of the 2026-27 academic year from July 1, 2026, as per a latest notification. Students must study at least two Indian languages. Class 10 students will not need to appear for R3 in their board exams. The board has also introduced a transition plan, textbook support, and flexible teaching arrangements for schools implementing the change.

At a time when thousands of students are seeking minimal or zero revaluation fees as OSM is allegedly failing to deliver its intended objective, an RTI reply has revealed a shocking amount earned by CBSE from students last year., Education, Times Now

CBSE has begun the Class 12 post-result review process for scanned answer sheets, marks verification and re-evaluation. The window gives students a formal route to challenge discrepancies within fixed deadlines.

Amid rising social media debate around CBSE Class 12 results and the on-screen marking system, the Board says the evaluation process remains transparent, fair and open to correction through re-evaluation and answer sheet access.

Ishani Debnath from Ahmedabad secured a perfect 500/500 in CBSE Class 12 Humanities 2025 through her disciplined self-study, consistent revision, and strong support from family and school. , Education, Times Now

A three-language rule will be followed in Classes IX and X from July 1, 2026, as per CBSE's mandate. No board exams will be conducted for the third language, but the performance of students will be assessed internally and reflected on the certificate., Education, Times Now

Newly introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) is facing intense backlash for reportedly producing low scores. Examiners' claims of blurred sheets and serves issues have further aggravated the situation, with students demanding zero or minimal cost for reassessment of answer scripts., Education, Times Now

CBSE 12th result controversy: CBSE has defended the OSM evaluation process and advised students to apply for re-valuation. CBSE has also provided opportunity for students to get a 'scanned copy of the evaluated answer book.'

Two days after declaring the Class 12 board examination results, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Friday issued a detailed circular outlining a new post-result grievance redressal and re-evaluation framework under its recently introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) system.