The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has begun re-evaluating Class 12 answer scripts through its own portal, which teachers and officials describe as 'smoother and more secure' than the previous OnMark platform.
However, some students have complained that they are still unable to receive scanned copies of their answer scripts, leaving them unable to seek re-evaluation.
According to CBSE data, over 160,000 students submitted requests for verification and question-wise objections relating to more than 380,000 answer books between June 2 and 7.
Teachers involved in the re-evaluation process said that evaluators are shown only the specific questions flagged by students for re-evaluation and are reviewing scanned answer scripts and awarding marks strictly in accordance with CBSE's marking scheme.
Despite the smoother functioning reported by evaluators, some students say problems persist, including delays in receiving scanned answer books that prevented them from filing question-wise challenges within the prescribed deadline.
