CBSE opens an online portal on June 2 for Class 12 students to request re‑evaluation and verification of marks, with applications accepted until July 15.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) opened an online portal on June 2 for Class 12 candidates to apply for re‑evaluation and verification of their examination marks.

Applicants must log in with their roll number and date of birth, upload a scanned copy of the mark sheet and pay a fee of ₹1,500 per subject. The portal will accept requests until July 15, and the board aims to complete re‑evaluation within 30 days of receipt.

How the process works

After submitting the application, students receive a confirmation email with a reference number. The board then forwards the request to the designated examination centre for a fresh assessment of answer scripts. Once the re‑evaluation is finished, the updated marks appear on the same portal where the original results were posted.

Eligibility and limitations

Only candidates who appeared for the May 2026 Class 12 examinations are eligible. The re‑evaluation request applies to each subject separately; a student cannot request a blanket review of all subjects in a single transaction. The board clarified that the process does not cover clerical errors such as missing entries, which must be addressed through a separate grievance mechanism.

Official response

A CBSE spokesperson said the portal "provides a transparent and time‑bound avenue for students to seek clarification on their scores." The official added that the board will publish a detailed FAQ on its website to guide applicants through each step.

Impact on students

Education analysts note that the portal could affect university admissions, as many institutions consider final marks for merit‑based seats. By offering a streamlined re‑evaluation system, the board hopes to reduce the backlog of manual requests that have plagued previous years.

Students who miss the July 15 deadline will have to wait for the next academic cycle to file a new request. The board urges candidates to verify their details before submitting to avoid processing delays.