Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan asks the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for a detailed report following complaints about technical issues during the CBSE re-evaluation process, according to sources. The request comes after students and parents report problems while using CBSE systems linked to re-evaluation. One set of complaints involves technical glitches during access to the re-evaluation-related portal. Students also report issues when applying for photocopies of evaluated answer sheets, with some seeing abnormal or unexpected fee amounts reflected in the portal. The minister’s request seeks clarification on what went wrong, how many users were affected, and what steps CBSE has taken to address the problems and prevent recurrence. CBSE is expected to submit the information to Pradhan to help ensure that the re-evaluation and related services work as intended for students and parents. The reports describe user-facing issues rather than the validity of re-evaluation results, focusing on the functioning of the portal and associated charges.