The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is taking up complaints from Class 12 students regarding alleged answer-sheet mismatches in the re-evaluation process. Several students report that the scanned answer sheets uploaded on the CBSE portal under the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system do not match their handwriting, raising doubts about whether their original scripts were correctly evaluated. The issue has gained attention after a social media post by a Delhi-based student who said the Physics answer sheet shown under his roll number was not his. The controversy has also unfolded alongside wider student concerns about problems during the post-result process, including portal glitches, blurred scans, and payment-related issues connected with re-evaluation and OSM. In response, the CBSE is addressing the matter on a “top priority” basis and is working with affected students by providing clarifications and initiating corrective steps for cases flagged as mismatched or otherwise problematic. Reports indicate that the board has started responding individually to students who raised concerns after the post went viral and prompted broader discussion online.
CBSE begins corrective action after students report answer-sheet mismatches in re-evaluation
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is taking up complaints from Class 12 students regarding alleged answer-sheet mismatches in the re-evaluation process. Several students report that the...
- CBSE faces complaints from Class 12 students alleging answer-sheet mismatches in the re-evaluation process.
- Students say the scanned answer sheets uploaded under OSM do not match their handwriting and writing patterns.
- A Delhi-based student’s viral social media post about a Physics answer sheet “not mine” sparks wider attention.
- The issue is linked to broader concerns around the re-evaluation portal and OSM system, including glitches and scan quality issues.
- CBSE says it is taking the reported cases on a top-priority basis and providing clarifications and corrective action.
Amid growing complaints over glitches and discrepancies in the CBSE re-evaluation process, some Class 12 students have alleged that the scanned copies of their answer sheets uploaded by the board did not match their handwriting, raising concerns over possible answer-sheet mismatch in the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. After a social media uproar, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) went into damage control mode and began responding individually to affected students, providing necessary clarifications and corrective action. The CBSE has taken up on "top priority" the cases related to alleged mismatched answer sheets and other concerns faced by students in the re-evaluation process, a source in the board said. The assurances came after a social media post of a Delhi-based Class 12 student, Vedant, went viral in which he alleged that the Physics answer sheet uploaded by the CBSE under the re-evaluation process was not his. As the issue sparked an uproar with several other
3 months agoA fresh controversy has emerged in the CBSE Class XII post-result process after a student alleged that the Physics answer sheet uploaded under his roll number was not his own. The student claimed the handwriting and attempted answers did not match his writing style and questioned whether his actual paper had been evaluated. The incident comes amid wider complaints over portal glitches, blurred scans, payment issues and concerns linked to CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) evaluation system during the re-evaluation process.
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