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CBSE has extended the deadline for Class 12 answer sheet verification and re-evaluation applications to June 7 due to portal access issues. This decision offers students more time to address concerns about scanned copies and evaluation discrepancies. The board previously opened its portal for students to report issues like missing pages or incorrect answer sheets.

Despite ongoing questions about its tender process, CBSE will continue using COEMPT Eduteck for answer sheet scanning. A student's blog highlighted alleged changes to tender conditions, sparking political debate and a presentation to a parliamentary committee. CBSE has moved data to its own servers for enhanced security, while the company has faced past scrutiny without proven wrongdoing.

The Staff Selection Commission is poised to release the provisional answer key and response sheets for the Constable (General Duty) Examination 2026 soon. This crucial step follows the examination, which saw nearly 40 lakh candidates participate. Candidates can follow the steps elucidated here to download the SSC GD Constable answer key 2026 once it is released on the official website.

The IISER Aptitude Test 2026 provisional answer key is now available on iiseradmission.in. Candidates can download it to estimate their scores for admission to BS-MS, BS, and BTech programs. Response sheets and an objection window will open on June 9, allowing candidates to challenge any discrepancies before the final key is released.

Argentina’s preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 have been overshadowed by an unexpected security mistake. Passport details of captain Lionel Messi and every member of the Argentina national team were accidentally exposed before a World Cup warm-up match against Iceland in Alabama. The leak happened after an official team sheet containing sensitive information was released without properly hiding the passport numbers.

The Delhi High Court has sought responses from the Central Government and CBSE on a petition challenging alleged discrepancies in the evaluation of Class 12 answer sheets under the newly introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. Filed by NSUI, the plea seeks compensatory marks for students affected by unreadable scans, missing pages, or evaluation errors, and requests an extension of the re-evaluation window. CBSE informed the court that student grievances are being addressed through existing redressal mechanisms.

Family members and locals rush Class 12 student Aqil to hospital, where he was declared dead

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The Bar Council of India will soon release the provisional answer key and response sheet for the All India Bar Examination 21. Candidates can download these to estimate their scores. The examination is for law graduates seeking a Certificate of Practice. Qualifying marks vary by category. The syllabus included new criminal laws.

Physics has emerged as the subject generating the highest number of complaints during the CBSE Class XII re-evaluation process, with students alleging missing marks, strict checking, lack of step-marking and answer-sheet discrepancies. Many reported unexpectedly low scores despite attempting questions correctly. Mathematics and chemistry also attracted complaints over evaluation practices, while biology saw fewer grievances. Educators noted concerns about inconsistent marking standards and unusually strict assessment. CBSE has assured students that all genuine re-evaluation requests will be reviewed.

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The Delhi High Court has issued notices to the Centre and CBSE regarding discrepancies in the board's On-Screen Marking system. This follows student allegations of handwriting mismatches in scanned answer sheets, raising concerns about marking irregularities. The court will hear the case on June 12.

Thousands of CBSE Class 12 students are demanding grace marks and fee waivers for verification and re-evaluation. They cite technical glitches in the new On-Screen Marking system, leading to low scores and delayed answer sheet access, jeopardizing admissions. Students argue they shouldn't pay for errors originating from the evaluation process itself, impacting their future prospects.

Ethical hacker Nisarga Adhikary claims a misconfigured AWS cloud storage bucket exposed 2026 scanned CBSE answer sheets and question papers publicly. This follows Adhikary's earlier allegations of vulnerabilities in CBSE's digital evaluation system, which the board stated were on a testing platform. The incident has sparked political debate over student data privacy.

Central Board of Secondary Education's new digital evaluation system encountered problems. Around 20 answer sheets were mixed up. Over 13,000 required manual checking due to poor scanning. This led to a delay in the post-result verification portal. The board is working to fix technical glitches and ensure a smooth process for students.

The CBSE has concluded its application window for Class 12 marks verification and re-evaluation, which ran from June 2 to June 7. Over 1.6 lakh students submitted requests for more than 3.8 lakh answer books, despite facing cyber threats. While the board assures a transparent process, some students reported delays in receiving scanned answer sheets

Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of the Centre and CBSE over alleged unsecured access to scanned answer sheets and question papers. He accused the government of silence on the issue affecting students, linking it to changes in tender conditions that led to mobile phone scanning, blurred copies, and missing pages. Gandhi questioned Prime Minister Modi's silence on the matter.

Sarthak Sidhant’s detailed blog on CBSE’s On-Screen Marking (OSM) system, based on an analysis of official tender documents linked to the digital evaluation of Class 12 answer sheets, has triggered wider questions on transparency and procurement processes. The issue has now reached political circles, with opposition leaders, including Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, sharing the blog and demanding accountability

CBSE is planning a major reform to deliver scanned copies of evaluated answer sheets directly to students via DigiLocker along with marksheets and certificates. The move aims to enhance transparency and reduce disputes by removing the need for separate applications for verification and re-evaluation. Triggered by recent OSM-related complaints over blurred or incomplete scans, the proposal is under technical review and may be implemented in phases from the 2027 board examination cycle onward, if approved.

Rahul Gandhi met CBSE Class 12 students labelled 'anti-national' after questioning an incorrect Physics answer sheet. The board later admitted an error. Gandhi criticised the government's response, stating the students deserve a secure future and that problems can't be solved by denying them. The incident highlighted scrutiny of the board's evaluation process.

Gandhi on Sunday stepped up his attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the CBSE OSM controversy, accusing him of ignoring the concerns of 18.5 lakh students allegedly affected by irregularities in the board's answer-sheet scanning process. In a post on X, the leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha said the Prime Minister found time to speak on a range of issues during his monthly Mann Ki Baat address, but not about students whose answer sheets were allegedly not assessed properly.