CBSE revaluation process faces technical and fee issues

Class 12 CBSE students are encountering significant difficulties with the re-evaluation process, including high fees and technical glitches after the portal opened on May 19.

The Central Board of Secondary Education introduced the On-Screen Marking system for Class 12 exams this year, with scanned answer sheets evaluated online. Students have reported delays in receiving scanned copies and payment acknowledgements, alongside non-functional download buttons on the website.

Parents and students described the experience as stressful. R. Belinda, mother of a Class 12 student, said the process has deeply impacted students and families. A student named Radha noted that delays could affect college admissions in Tamil Nadu.

The board initially charged ₹700 per subject for scanned copies before reducing it to ₹100. P. Vishnucharan of Shree Niketan schools suggested the system should have been piloted on one subject and that the application deadline should have been extended by a full week rather than daily.

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CBSE official addressing media about secure on-screen marking portal amid debunked social media claims.
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CBSE clarifies on-screen marking portal not compromised

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The Central Board of Secondary Education has stated that its on-screen marking portal was not compromised. The board addressed recent social media claims and provided updates on post-result services for Class 12 students.

The Central Board of Secondary Education circulated a social media toolkit to principals this week urging them to back its new on-screen marking system for Class 12 exams.

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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test undergraduate re-examination took place on Sunday across thousands of centres in India following the cancellation of the original May 3 test due to a paper leak. Students reported mixed experiences with the paper while noting stricter security measures. Over 22 lakh candidates appeared for the test nationwide.

A high-level meeting was held on Thursday night at the residence of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to discuss the NEET-UG paper leak and re-examination plans. Senior officials from the NTA, CBSE and education ministry attended.

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The Kenya National Examinations Council has introduced an online system allowing former candidates to download digital copies of their KCSE and KCPE certificates. The platform covers exams from 1989 to 2025 and requires identity verification plus a fee. It aims to simplify access for those who have lost physical documents.

The NTA has claimed that several fake and AI-generated OMR sheets have been found during scrutiny for the Re-NEET exam and warned that submitting such sheets could lead to legal action.

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The Kenya National Examinations Council has announced that students without KCPE certificates must verify their qualifications and sit a special exam before registering for the 2027 KCSE.

 

 

 

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