CBSE Class 12 Re-evaluation Portal Now Open for Students

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened the re-evaluation portal for Class 12 students, allowing them to verify their marks and request a review of their answer sheets until June 6, 2026. Amid concerns over the new On-Screen Marking system, many students have reported issues accessing the portal. CBSE has urged students to watch an instructional video to avoid technical errors. With over 400,000 requests for scanned copies of answer sheets, the process has garnered significant attention. Students are encouraged to submit their applications promptly.

By Ambika Singh Jun 2, 2026, 13:24 IST

CBSE Re-evaluation Portal Launch

Exciting Update for Students: Students who were anxious about their scores after the CBSE Class 12 Board Exam 2026 results can breathe a sigh of relief. The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially launched the 'Verification of Marks' and 'Re-evaluation' portal. Students are now able to apply online for mark verification and request a review of their answer sheets. The application window will remain open until June 6, 2026, allowing students who believe there may have been an error in their evaluations to submit their requests within this timeframe.

Official Announcement via Social Media

CBSE's Social Media Update:
CBSE shared the news of the portal's launch through a post on its official 'X' account. The Board has encouraged students to view a video that outlines the application process to prevent any potential technical or procedural issues. Students can easily access the verification and re-evaluation services by logging into the portal.

Concerns Over On-Screen Marking

Issues with the New Evaluation System:
This year marked the first large-scale implementation of the 'On-Screen Marking' (OSM) system by CBSE. Following the results announcement, numerous students and parents expressed concerns on social media regarding the evaluation process. Some students reported receiving unexpectedly low marks, while others highlighted problems such as unclear images in scanned copies, missing answers, and inconsistencies in grading. This led to a significant increase in requests for scanned copies of answer sheets.

High Demand for Scanned Copies

Record Requests for Review:
In light of the OSM concerns, over 400,000 students requested access to their scanned answer sheets. Many students expressed the desire to personally review their papers to check for any evaluation errors.

CBSE's Appeal to Students

Guidance for Applicants:
With the ongoing OSM controversy, millions of students are closely monitoring the re-evaluation process. Following the results announcement, several questions arose regarding the evaluation method. CBSE has urged students to watch the official video to fully understand the application process before submitting their requests.

Student Experiences

Challenges Faced by Students:
Student Palak Agarwal reported difficulties logging into the portal multiple times since morning. Each attempt to enter the CAPTCHA resulted in a failure message.

Technical Issues Persist

Login Difficulties:
Students have reported that while trying to log in using their roll numbers, the CAPTCHA sometimes fails to appear, and at other times, a 'Failed' message is displayed after entering the CAPTCHA. Many have been trying to access the portal since morning without success.

Portal Opens Amid Complaints

Technical Glitches Reported:
After extending the deadline three times, CBSE finally opened the re-evaluation portal this morning. However, shortly after its launch, students and parents began reporting technical issues once again.

Application Deadline

Final Submission Date:
CBSE has confirmed that the marks verification and re-evaluation portal is now live for Class 12 students. Applications can be submitted online until June 6, 2026.

Aadhaar Verification Requirement

Security Measures Explained:
CBSE has introduced Aadhaar verification for security purposes. Students without an Aadhaar card can use the Aadhaar details of their parent or guardian instead. In such cases, the entered Aadhaar number, date of birth, gender, and age must match those of the individual whose details are being used.