Non-declaration of his results had placed his higher education plans in jeopardy, the Class 12 student has said
The system remained under continuous monitoring by dedicated cybersecurity teams throughout the operational period to prevent malicious traffic and cyber threats, says CBSE
The panel has asked the NTA if it investigated the NEET-UG 2024 irregularities and sought a report on action taken on Radhakrishnan Committee’s 101 recommendations. It has posed questions to the CBSE on the ‘weakening’ of RFP provisos for OSM contract.
“I am forwarding herewith a representation received from a group of concerned parents of CBSE Class IX students, opposing the mandatory implementation of the three-language policy in the current mid-session,” Mr. Singh said
The three students who were viciously trolled for raising their voice on public platforms against the CBSE’s On-Screen Marking system stand vindicate dafter the Board admitted to flaws in the system
The previous deadline of June 6 (midnight) has now been extended to June 7 (midnight), CBSE said.
In a statement on X, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh demanded Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation
India's largest school board has been mired in controversies, sparking demands that Modi's education minister resign.
Speaking on behalf of Higher Education Minister Roji M. John in Assembly, Minister says any legal help sought by students will be provided by the government
Candidates may use online payment options including UPI, net banking, credit card and debit card through the designated gateways, it said
The CBSE opened the portal on June 2, to enable applications for verification of issues observed in the scanned copies of answer sheets it had provided, and re-evaluation of answers; the portal would remain open till the midnight of June 6, the Board said.
Earlier in the day, the Parliamentary Committee for Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports, chaired by Congress MP Digvijaya Singh had summoned top officials of the board and the Ministry of School Education
NSUI petitions Delhi High Court for an independent inquiry into CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) system amid widespread student concerns
CBSE’s re-evaluation portal went live after a delay but faced immediate complaints from students over login failures and technical glitches, following earlier concerns about the board’s new evaluation system.
Officials said that the portal would most likely go live before midnight
Rahul Gandhi’s X post says, “The mistake belongs to the CBSE. The punishment falls on the student. The profit goes to the government.”
A student may have to pay up to ₹2,000 just to ensure the accurate evaluation of their own answer sheet, said Rahul Gandhi. ‘Just imagine the revenue CBSE is generating when four lakh students have submitted such applications,’ he added
Stakeholders fear mandatory inclusion of two Indian languages from Class IX could disrupt academic plans, limit foreign language options and increase pressure on learners
This is to ensure the highest standards and protocols of evaluation, it said
The expert team will provide recommendations to the CBSE on how to carry out processes, including re-totalling of marks and re-evaluation of questions, V. Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras says
Supreme Court to review plea against CBSE’s mandatory three-language policy for Class 9 students, seeking responses from Centre and NCERT
Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar hit out at the government over the NEET paper leak and subsequent cancellation, as well as the row over the CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) system, alleging that it was unable to conduct even a single examination properly
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan emphasises need for a robust, reliable, and student-friendly payment ecosystem, particularly for post-examination services such as re-evaluation, obtaining photocopies of answer sheets, and other fee-based processes.
On the first day, Class 10 students will take the English (Communicative) and English (Language and Literature) papers, while Class 12 students will write the Entrepreneurship exam.
CBSE’s first nationwide rollout of the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system for Class 12 evaluation has come under public scrutiny after students from several cities began posting about alleged discrepancies
‘Inclusion of the Maithili language in the CBSE curriculum from class 1 up to the secondary level is a matter of pride for Mithila’s cultural identity and linguistic glory,’ Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary said
The CBSE had earlier extended the deadline from May 22 to May 23, then till May 24, and has now further extended it till May 25 midnight amid complaints from students over difficulties in accessing scanned copies of answer books through the portal
Complaints over evaluation of CBSE Class XII examination papers under newly introduced OSM system, in which answer sheets are scanned and digitally evaluated instead of being physically corrected by teachers
Students have taken to social media to air their grievances with many noting the blurry images of their scanned copies, the half marks awarded to MCQ questions and the notification of blank pages on a written answer sheet
This comes a day after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan sought a detailed report from the CBSE over complaints of technical glitches faced by students during the re-evaluation process
The senior advocate sought a hearing on May 25, 2026. The CJI said the petition would be listed next week before the appropriate Bench
National Council of CBSE Schools says Union Ministry clarified that guidelines are not applicable to unaided schools that do not get government grants. However, schools have been urged to form SMCs to promote transparency and accountability
Schools allege lack of clarity; say parents are anxious about board decision to make three languages mandatory for class IX from July 1
OSM is an “international norm”; CBSE reduces revaluation costs to ₹100
However, the CBSE said no Board examination would be conducted for the third language at the Class X level to “keep the focus on learning and reduce any undue pressure on students”
Though the Thiruvananthapuram region of the CBSE topped in the results, school authorities and parents say many students have been left shocked after scoring less-than-expected marks
According to CBSE data, a total of 22,459 students from the Bengaluru region had registered for the class 12 examinations this year.
The pass percentage among boys is 82.13%, while for girls it is 88.86%
Here’s how you can find out the results for the CBSE 12th board exams.
Approximately 1.8 million students are reported to have appeared for the exam in the 2026 academic session across Science, Commerce and Humanities streams from February to April