The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) reports issues in its new On-Screen Marking (OSM) digital evaluation system. Multiple outlets state that CBSE detected around 20 cases in which students were shown answer sheets belonging to other candidates. In addition to these mix-ups, CBSE says more than 13,000 answer copies required manual evaluation. The reports attribute the need for manual checking to problems with scanning quality under the digital workflow. As a result of these technical and operational difficulties, the board faces delays in the post-result verification portal process, where students can review evaluation outcomes. CBSE is working to address the glitches in the OSM system and improve scanning and image handling to reduce further errors. The board’s stated focus is on fixing the technical problems and restoring a smoother verification experience for students while ensuring evaluation accuracy.