CBSE re-evaluation 2026 live: Portal now live, Class 12 students face 'verification failed' error on CBSE portal, check latest updates

The Centre has also constituted a one-member inquiry committee headed by S Radha Chauhan to examine the procurement process of On-Screen Marking (OSM) services. The panel has been tasked with investigating the matter and submitting its report to the government.

Before their transfer, CBSE Chairman Rahul Singh, IAS, oversaw the Board's overall functioning, including examinations, academics, affiliations, policy implementation and major reforms, while also coordinating with the Ministry of Education.

The Centre has initiated major action amid the CBSE OSM controversy, transferring the Board's Chairman and Secretary and constituting an inquiry committee to examine the procurement of On-Screen Marking services. The move comes after weeks of questions over evaluation processes, portal issues and vendor selection.

The controversy surrounding the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) On-Screen Marking (OSM) system for Class 12 board examinations is set to come under intense parliamentary scrutiny, with the Standing Committee on Education convening a high-level meeting to examine the concerns raised by students.

The move comes amid growing complaints over alleged technical glitches, discrepancies in evaluation and challenges faced by students during the post-result verification process, prompting lawmakers to seek answers from key education officials.

CBSE has been actively responding to students on social media who are facing difficulties accessing the re-evaluation portal. Several students have reported issues with logging in and have raised concerns about being unable to access the platform.

Students who have obtained scanned copies of their evaluated answer books can apply for the verification of any discrepancies or issues noticed in those copies. They may also seek re-evaluation of specific answers if they are not satisfied with the evaluation.

The facility is available only to students who have already received scanned copies of their evaluated answer books. The online application process is available on the CBSE re-evaluation portal, where candidates can log in, select the questions they wish to challenge and pay the prescribed fee.

Some students reviewing their scanned CBSE answer books have reported discrepancies between the marks awarded on individual questions and the final total reflected on the answer sheet. Candidates say that while marks have been clearly assigned to specific answers, the overall total appears to be incorrect or does not add up properly.

In such cases, students can raise the issue through the "Verification of Issues in Scanned Copy of Answer Book" process and provide details of the discrepancy. Candidates are advised to carefully cross-check all awarded marks before submitting their application through the CBSE portal.

CBSE has not yet officially announced the date for the Class 12 revaluation results 2026. After the revaluation application window closes on June 6, the submitted answer sheets will undergo review and marking. Based on the usual timeline, the revised results are expected to be declared either towards the end of June or by mid-July 2026. Students are advised to keep checking official CBSE updates for confirmation of the result date.

Fresh concerns have emerged over the National Testing Agency's (NTA) re-examination portal after a 16-year-old cybersecurity researcher claimed to have identified potential security vulnerabilities. The researcher alleged that the portal may have been exposed to unauthorised dashboard access, although the claims have not been independently verified.

The issue gained further attention after several users reported encountering a 404 error while trying to access the portal link. The development comes amid heightened scrutiny of examination-related digital platforms, with students and stakeholders seeking greater transparency and security assurances from authorities.

CBSE has made Aadhaar verification mandatory for students seeking verification of issues in scanned answer books or re-evaluation of answers. The Aadhaar-based authentication will now be part of the login process on the Board's online portal. Students who do not have an Aadhaar number can use the Aadhaar details of a parent, guardian or relative.

According to CBSE, the measure has been introduced to strengthen identity verification and enhance the security of the application system. The new requirement comes as the Board processes post-result verification and re-evaluation requests from Class 12 students.

As students begin the post-result verification process following the declaration of CBSE Class 12 board examination results, several candidates have reported technical difficulties on the board's online portal. Among the most common complaints is the appearance of a "verification failed" message, which has allegedly prevented students from accessing services related to answer-book verification and scanned copies.

The issue has triggered concern among students and parents, many of whom fear that technical glitches could affect their ability to apply within the prescribed deadlines.

As concerns over CBSE's evaluation process continue to mount, the controversy surrounding the board's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system has reached Parliament. What began as complaints from students over discrepancies in Class 12 board exam evaluation and the post-result verification process has now prompted a high-level review by lawmakers.

The Standing Committee on Education has summoned the Education Secretary and the CBSE Chairperson to examine issues linked to the OSM system, which has come under scrutiny following allegations of technical glitches and inconsistencies in marking.

Students who wish to apply for verification of issues in the supplied scanned copies of their answer books or seek re-evaluation of answers can now submit their requests through the official portal. The application window opened on June 2, 2026, and will remain active until June 6, 2026 (Saturday) at midnight.

Authorities have clarified that all requests must be submitted online within the stipulated period. No offline applications will be entertained, and requests received after the deadline will not be considered under any circumstances.

A student claimed that some answers in the answer book were not evaluated, while certain MCQs that were marked correctly were awarded incorrect marks. However, no specific option to report such issues appears on the CBSE verification portal.

Responding to the student's query on X, CBSE said: "Please DM us a brief description of your issue. CBSE team will assist you."

CBSE has activated the Class 12 verification of marks portal. Students can submit requests for multiple subjects and issues in a single application.

How to apply:

Students must first log in to the CBSE portal and select the Verification of Marks option. They can then choose the subject for which they have obtained a scanned copy of the answer book and report issues such as missing pages, missing supplementary sheets, missing graphs or maps, blurred scans, answer books not belonging to them, or evaluation of the wrong question paper set.

After entering the required details, students should click Save and Continue to Preview and add more requests if necessary. Once all details have been reviewed, they can proceed to payment, confirm the application, and complete the fee payment online.

After successful submission, students should download the application and can track the status of their verification request through the CBSE portal.

Students can track the status of their requests through the CBSE portal.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has activated the online portal for verification of marks and re-evaluation for Class 10 and 12 board exam students. The board announced the development through its official X handle on June 2, informing candidates that post-result services are now available online.

Students who wish to have their marks verified or seek re-evaluation of specific answers can submit their applications through the designated portal. The facility forms part of CBSE's post-result process and allows candidates to request a review of their evaluated answer sheets.

Students seeking verification and re-evaluation of their Class 12 board exam results have raised concerns over alleged evaluation discrepancies, including unanswered questions being left unchecked and correct MCQs marked incorrect. Many students also claim the re-evaluation portal does not offer a suitable grievance category to report such issues.

The complaints have sparked wider discussions on the transparency and effectiveness of CBSE's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system.