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Delays in CBSE's re-evaluation and verification process are causing significant uncertainty for students aiming for foreign university admissions and prestigious Indian engineering institutes like IITs and NITs. Students report discrepancies in Class 12 scores due to technical issues with the On-Screen Marking system, impacting their admission and scholarship deadlines.

Student and youth organisations AISF and AIYF on Saturday expressed solidarity with the ongoing protests in Delhi demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in the NEET and CBSE examinations.

Ex-UGC Chairperson M Jagadesh Kumar has defended CBSE's three-language policy under NEP 2020, stating that multilingualism improves learning outcomes and benefits students across the country, while promoting Indian languages., Education, Times Now

Congress criticizes Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for CBSE on-screen marking system failures. The party alleges incompetence and inflated contract rates for a compromised IT platform. Students faced issues accessing answer sheets for re-evaluation. Congress insists Pradhan must take responsibility for these lapses, calling his continued tenure an insult to students and families.

CBSE extends Class 12 verification and re-evaluation application deadline to June 7, providing students with additional support and time.

According to a source familiar with the interaction, officials met the teenager to better understand the vulnerabilities he flagged and to acknowledge his contribution. , Education, Times Now

CBSE Re-Evaluation 2026: To enhance oversight and ensure greater data security, CBSE has shifted all answer-sheet data and related records from COEMPT's servers to its own servers, sources told ANI.

CBSE has moved answer-sheet records to its own servers while keeping the existing OSM platform for re-evaluation. The shift adds tighter oversight and stronger portal protection as verification requests continue.

Congress criticizes Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for incompetence in handling CBSE's cybersecurity issues and calls for his resignation.

Amid cyberattacks on its post-result portal, CBSE has extended the application deadline for Class 12 verification and re-evaluation requests until June 7.