CBSE Extends Class 12 Answer Sheet Request Deadline Amid Evaluation Concerns
CBSE Extends Class 12 Answer Sheet Request Deadline Amid Evaluation Concerns
Is your CBSE result lower than expected? The board has extended the deadline to request answer sheets to May 25 following technical issues and student complaints.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially extended the deadline for Class 12 students to request scanned copies of their evaluated answer sheets. Students now have until May 25 to register, providing a crucial window for those seeking to verify their marks. This decision comes as a relief to many families who faced technical glitches and confusion on the official portal earlier this month.
The extension follows a wave of frustration from students and parents. Many have reported discrepancies in their final scores, ranging from simple totaling mistakes to more serious allegations of evaluation errors. Some students even shared images on social media showing blurred answer sheets or responses that appeared to have been skipped by examiners. One particularly alarming case involved a student claiming that the answer sheet provided by the board didn't even belong to them, raising serious questions about the board's On-Screen Marking (OSM) system.
If you are among those who feel their marks don't reflect their performance, the process is straightforward but time-sensitive. You need to head to the official CBSE Post Result Services Portal and log in using your Roll Number, School Number, and Admit Card ID. From there, you can select the subjects you want to review. Be prepared to pay a processing fee, which typically ranges between ₹500 and ₹700 per subject.
Once you receive your scanned copy, it is important to look for specific errors. Check if every page was evaluated, if the marks on individual pages match the final total, and if all responses were actually marked. If you find any discrepancies, this scanned copy is your ticket to applying for a formal re-evaluation. With the deadline set for May 25, don't wait until the last minute to resolve these concerns and ensure your hard work is accurately reflected.
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