CBSE Processes 99.7% of Class 12 Re-evaluation Results, Rejects Irregularity Claims
The CBSE has processed 99.7% of Class 12 re-evaluation requests, dismissing claims of marking irregularities. The board clarified that student Vedant Shrivastava's Physics score increased by nine marks, reaffirming the accuracy of its rigorous evaluation and verification procedures.
Highlights
- •CBSE has successfully processed 99.7% of all Class 12 re-evaluation applications.
- •The board formally dismissed allegations of irregularities made by student Vedant Shrivastava.
- •Official records indicate Shrivastava’s Physics score actually improved by nine marks after review.
- •The final batch of pending re-evaluation results is being released in a phased manner.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially announced that 99.7 percent of the requested re-evaluation outcomes for the Class 12 examinations have been processed. This significant update comes as part of the board's ongoing efforts to ensure transparency and accuracy in its assessment procedures. While the vast majority of applications for the CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation results have been addressed, the board is working to finalize the remaining cases shortly.
The process of finalizing these results aligns with the board's standard timelines for academic administrative tasks. For comparison, the entire exercise of handling student re-evaluation requests during the 2025 academic cycle spanned from June 27 through July 11. Current efforts follow a similar phased release schedule, which was initiated on June 21 to ensure a methodical and organized distribution of updated scores to all candidates involved.
Addressing Student Concerns Regarding Evaluation
Recent public discourse surrounding the CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation results included specific claims made by a student, Vedant Shrivastava, regarding perceived irregularities in the marking process. The student had raised questions on social media platforms about his Physics marks and suggested that his answer sheet might have been improperly handled. In response, the CBSE issued a formal statement categorically rejecting these allegations, labeling them as factually incorrect.
The board provided specific clarity regarding Vedant Shrivastava's academic record, noting that contrary to the claims of no change, his score in Physics actually increased by nine marks following the comprehensive re-evaluation. By addressing these discrepancies directly, the educational body seeks to maintain the integrity of its examination system and reassure students regarding the fairness of the verification process.
Earlier in May, Vedant Shrivastava had brought attention to his situation through a widely circulated post, alleging that his original answer booklet was swapped. This incident sparked broader online conversations regarding the protocols of the CBSE examination board. However, the board maintains that all evaluation procedures are conducted under strict supervision to prevent errors. As the remaining percentage of applications is processed, the CBSE has urged students to remain patient, emphasizing that the final results for all pending re-evaluation requests will be communicated in phases, ensuring the conclusion of this year's administrative cycle in the near future.
