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CBSE is facing widening complaints from Class 12 students who say scanned answer sheets were exchanged or incomplete. The row has shifted from marks to accountability as families question trust in the board's evaluation system.

The Supreme Court has sought responses from CBSE and the Centre on petitions against the new three-language policy for Class 9 within four weeks. The next hearing dates are July 15-16. Petitioners say the shift, set to begin in 2026, may add pressure on students preparing for board exams.

Nearly 4.04 lakh CBSE Class 12 students have sought scanned copies of 11.31 lakh evaluated answer books as scrutiny around the 2026 results intensifies. The board is facing questions over OSM, discrepancies, and the post-result process ahead of re-evaluation on May 29.

CBSE also said no real student data, marks, or evaluation records were present on the testing platform and stressed that no security breach has been detected in the live assessment infrastructure.

His brother Siddhant later clarified that the family had created the X account only to publicly highlight the issue after they were dissatisfied with Vedant's Physics marks and applied for photocopies of multiple answer sheets.

Answer sheets that have been swapped, scans that have vanished, answers that have gone unmarked, grievance portal that keeps crashing -- India's largest school board faces mounting outrage over the new On-Screen Marking System as stressed-out students fear technical glitches may wreck their futures.

CBSE answer sheets mismatch row: CBSE admitted discrepancies on evaluations of Class 12 answer sheets raised by students and sent correct answer books of the same. The result of the Class 12 students will also be updated based on the new marks, CBSE replied through a mail to aggrieved students.

The NEET fallout and CBSE's Class 12 evaluation controversy have highlighted the escalating financial cost of exam failures. The episode has renewed questions over why authorities spend heavily on damage control instead of planning for prevention.

Amid mounting complaints over CBSE's On-Screen Marking system, affiliated schools were allegedly sent a principals' toolkit carrying talking points, suggested scripts and social media messaging to reassure parents and publicly back the process. The development has sharpened questions over transparency and accountability, as students continue reporting blurred scans, missing pages, mismatched scripts and evaluation discrepancies while the Board defends the system and corrective steps are promised.

CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation begins today. From scanned answer sheets to question-wise review and final marks revision, here is what te board does with your copies after you apply for re-evaluation.