CBSE declares Class 10 second board exam results with 59.95% of 5,13,955 students improving scores, overall pass percentage at 96.78% after combining main and second exams.
Two Faridabad students face 'Repeat in Theory' results after CBSE re-evaluation, with marks dropping in unrequested subjects. This jeopardizes college admissions and an academic year.
Senior IAS officer Lokhande Prashant Sitaram has been given additional charge as the interim Chairperson of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). He will continue his role in the Ministry of Home Affairs while leading the education board until a permanent appointment is made.
CBSE's Better Marks Rule for Class 10 allows students to use their highest score from two exams per subject for the final marksheet, reducing exam pressure and aligning with NEP 2020.
The CBSE has opened the LOC submission for the Class 12 Supplementary Exam 2026. Schools must register eligible candidates by July 8 via the Pariksha Sangam portal. Students not listed in the LOC will be ineligible.
The CBSE reversed its mid-session language policy shift, offering a one-time relaxation for students in Classes VII, VIII, and IX. Those already studying two foreign languages can continue, adding one native Indian language assessed internally. Class X students remain unaffected.
CBSE has released over 99.7% of Class XII reevaluation results, refuting a student's claim of minimal mark increases as 'factually incorrect' amidst OSM system controversy.
CBSE has announced that students in Classes 7-9 who chose two foreign languages can continue them until Class 10, providing relief from the new three-language policy. This ensures continuity for current students, with stricter Indian language requirements applying prospectively from Class 6.
Avani Kejriwal, a commerce student from Ranchi, saw her CBSE Class 12 score jump from 95.2% to a perfect 500/500 after challenging her marks in English and Business Studies through the re-evaluation process.
CBSE has begun releasing Class XII re-evaluation results, covering 87% of candidates who requested a review. Revised marksheets are available on DigiLocker, with remaining results to follow. The process addresses issues arising from the new Online Scrutiny Module (OSM) which faced criticism for blurred scans and unmarked answers.
CBSE announced results for over 87% of Class 12 re-evaluation requests, following student allegations of scanned answer sheets not matching handwriting. The board stated its system is robust and transparent, with remaining results to be released soon.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has started releasing revaluation results for Class 12 board exams, processing over 87% of applications on Sunday. Students can check their updated marks on the official CBSE website for admissions and academic purposes.
CBSE is reviewing its on-screen marking system for Class XII exams after student complaints about scanned answer sheets. Consultations with students, teachers, and parents will determine its future, potentially including Class X exams. A recent cyberattack on the post-result portal also necessitates infrastructure review.
India's examination system faces unprecedented scrutiny due to recurring paper leaks, cancellations, and errors, impacting millions of students. Recent controversies like NEET-UG and CBSE results highlight systemic flaws, logistical failures, and the economic impact of fraud, prompting calls for reform.
19-year-old ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary, who recently raised concerns about CBSE's digital systems, has been appointed as an OSINT and Threat Intelligence Engineer at IIT Kanpur's C3iHub. Adhikary had claimed vulnerabilities in CBSE's cloud storage and OSM portal, citing issues like exposed answer sheets and question papers.
CBSE processed over 1.6 lakh re-evaluation requests from students for Class 12 exams via its verification portal, addressing concerns over the new On-Screen Marking system, despite facing cyber security threats and heavy traffic.
Delhi High Court seeks response from Centre and CBSE over alleged discrepancies in the On-Screen Marking system used for Class 12 post-result verification, amid student complaints of answer sheet mismatches and marking irregularities.
Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant has ignited a national debate on India's board exam system with his blog analyzing the CBSE's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system and tender documents. His findings, based on official records, have led to questions from opposition leaders and calls for government accountability.
India's Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) faces widespread outrage over a digitised answer-sheet evaluation system, leading to alleged incorrect marking and impacting over 1.7 million students. The scandal has triggered political calls for the Education Minister's resignation and exposed flaws in the board's rushed implementation of the On-Screen Marking system.
CBSE successfully thwarted a 3.8 million-packet DoS cyberattack on its verification and re-evaluation portal, processing over 56,000 student requests. The incident highlights ongoing scrutiny of the Board's digital infrastructure.
CBSE clarified that students applying for verification and re-evaluation of Class XII answer sheets do not need to use specific bank accounts for payments on the board's online portal. The portal faced a cyberattack attempt but is functioning smoothly, accepting thousands of applications.
Congress plans to intensify its agitation over the NEET-CBSE controversies in the coming fortnight, urging members to focus on student issues and be wary of the 'Cockroach Janta Party's' planned protest. Youth Congress chief Uday Bhanu Chib launched nationwide protests on May 29, with the NSUI also holding demonstrations.
CBSE has opened a portal for Class 12 students to verify scanned answer books and request re-evaluation from June 2-6. Nearly 40,000 students have applied, facing fees and potential cyberattacks.
IIT Roorkee acknowledged a cloud configuration issue affecting JEE Advanced 2026 infrastructure after a researcher claimed candidate data was exposed. The institute stated data was read-only and no alteration was possible, while initiating corrective actions.
