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.
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.
India's CBSE re-evaluation portal faced cyberattacks, including a denial-of-service and file access probing, shortly after its launch. Over 16,000 students applied for re-evaluation despite disruptions, raising concerns about exam infrastructure security.
CBSE's re-evaluation portal faced multiple cyberattack attempts, including a denial-of-service attack, but remained operational. The board reported 1.5 million hits in two minutes and over one lakh unauthorized access attempts, while still processing thousands of student applications.
The CBSE re-evaluation portal experienced a major cyberattack with millions of unauthorized access and file access attempts. Despite the denial-of-service attempt, the portal remained functional, supporting thousands of concurrent users and enabling students to submit applications.
The CBSE re-evaluation portal for Class 12 students experienced cyber threats shortly after its launch, including a denial-of-service attack attempt and unauthorized file access attempts. Despite these disruptions, the portal remains operational and has been improved based on user feedback.
CBSE has opened an online portal for Class 12 students to apply for verification of scanned answer books and re-evaluation of answers. The facility, available until June 6, requires Aadhaar verification and charges Rs 100 per answer book for verification and Rs 25 per question for re-evaluation.
CBSE launched its Class 12 re-evaluation portal after delays and controversy over its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. Students can now apply for verification, answer book copies, and re-evaluation online, facing scrutiny from parents, opposition, and the Ministry of Education over alleged glitches and transparency concerns.
CBSE has launched an online portal for re-evaluation of answer scripts following recent board exams. The launch coincides with a controversy over on-screen marking (OSM) tender, with allegations of blurred sheets and system vulnerabilities.
