Key Summary
- CBSE re-evaluation portal is live for Class 12 students.
- Students can apply through cbse.gov.in and the CBSE post-result portal.
- Only students who obtained scanned copies of answer books can apply.
- Re-evaluation is available for specific questions only.
- Applications and fee payments will be accepted online only.
- Fees include ₹100 for scanned copy, ₹100 for verification and ₹25 per question for re-evaluation.
- Marks may increase, decrease or remain unchanged after re-evaluation.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has opened the online portal for students who want to apply for verification and re-evaluation of their Class 12 answer books. The facility is available only for students who had earlier applied for and obtained scanned copies/photocopies of their evaluated answer books.
Students can apply through the official CBSE website and the post-result services portal. CBSE has made it clear that the process will be conducted online only.
Where to Apply for CBSE Re-evaluation?
Students can apply through:
CBSE official website: cbse.gov.in
CBSE post-result portal: pvr.cbseit.in/pvr
CBSE verification/re-evaluation portal: https://www.cbse.gov.in/newsite_old/rchk.html
The official portal states that only candidates who have applied for and obtained photocopies of their answer books will be eligible to apply for verification/re-evaluation in the concerned subject.
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Who Can Apply for CBSE Re-evaluation ?
Students can apply if:
They appeared for CBSE Class 12 board exams.
They had applied for scanned copies/photocopies of evaluated answer books.
They have received the scanned copy of the answer book.
They want to raise issues related to evaluation, marks awarded, or specific answers.
What Can Students Apply For?
CBSE’s post-result process generally includes:
Scanned copy of evaluated answer book
Verification of issues observed
Re-evaluation of specific questions
For re-evaluation, students need to identify the exact question or questions for which they want their marks reviewed. They should refer to the official question paper and marking scheme before applying.
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Revised Fees
As per CBSE’s updated post-result support system, the revised fee structure includes:
Scanned copy of evaluated answer book: ₹100 per subject
Verification of issues observed: ₹100 per answer book
Re-evaluation: ₹25 per question
CBSE has also provided a refund mechanism in cases where marks increase after re-evaluation.
Steps Apply Online for CBSE Re-Evaluation
Students can follow these steps:
- Visit the official CBSE website: cbse.gov.in
- Go to the Post Result Services or Verification/Re-evaluation section.
- Open the verification/re-evaluation application link.
- Enter the required login details such as:
- Roll number
- School number
- Admit card ID
- Select the subject for which you want to apply.
- Choose the service required:
- Verification of issues observed
- Re-evaluation of specific questions
- For re-evaluation, mention the exact question number and provide reasoning.
- Pay the required fee online.
- Submit the form.
- Download and save the confirmation page for future reference.
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Important Points to Remember for CBSE Re-evaluation
- Applications will be accepted only online.
- No offline application will be accepted.
- Students must apply within the given deadline.
- Only one application is allowed for each step.
- Marks may increase, decrease, or remain unchanged after the process.
- If marks change, students will have to surrender their earlier marks statement-cum-certificate and collect the revised one.
- CBSE’s decision after re-evaluation will be final.
Why This Matters
The re-evaluation facility gives students a chance to get their answer books reviewed if they feel there has been an error in checking, totaling, or marking. It is especially useful for students who believe that their answers match the marking scheme but marks were not awarded properly.
Students are advised to carefully check their scanned answer books, compare them with CBSE’s official marking scheme, and apply only for genuine issues.
