Missing sheets in evaluated papers leave city’s Class 12 CBSE students in shock
Class 12 CBSE students in Delhi are facing significant issues with their evaluated answer sheets, leading to distress and confusion. Many students have reported missing supplementary sheets and discrepancies in their marks, prompting a wave of re-evaluation requests. The Central Board of Secondary Education's new On-Screen Marking system has come under scrutiny as technical glitches further complicate the situation.
- ▪Shhriya Uttal, a Class 12 student, found missing sheets in her evaluated Mathematics paper, affecting her expected marks.
- ▪Around 80% of students in a Physics tutor's batch reported issues with their evaluated answer sheets, including missing supplementary sheets.
- ▪Students have experienced technical glitches and payment failures while trying to access the re-evaluation portal.
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Shhriya Uttal, a 17-year-old science stream student from Delhi, was left shocked after checking her Class 12 board results on May 13. Shhriya said she scored 45 marks in Mathematics and 75 in Physics, over 15 marks lower than what she had expected in both subjects.Hoping for clarity, Shhriya waited for CBSE’s re-evaluation portal to open on May 19. Under the process, students first have to obtain photocopies of their evaluated answer sheets before applying for verification or re-evaluation. Glitches in CBSE portal leave Class 12 students seeking re-evaluation hassledWhen she saw her evaluated papers on Sunday morning (May 24, 2026), two supplementary papers, of eight sheets each, from her Mathematics paper were missing.“I was expecting above 85 in Physics and more than 60 in Maths.
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