CBSE 2025 results: How to apply for revaluation under revised process
Under the revised process, students must first obtain a photocopy of their evaluated answer sheets before applying for either verification of marks or re-evaluation
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) announced the 2025 Class 10 and 12 board exam results today (May 13). Students can download their marksheets from the board’s official website, cbse.gov.in.
Meanwhile, students who are not satisfied with their scores can apply for re-evaluation of their marksheets online. The verification and re-evaluation dates will be announced soon.
This year, a major update has also been introduced in the post-result process. CBSE has revamped its re-evaluation system, empowering students with greater transparency and control.
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Key change introduced
CBSE introduced significant changes to the re-evaluation process for the 2025 board exams. The revisions are made to ensure a more accessible and fair approach to addressing students' concerns about their exam results.
Under the revised process, students must first obtain a photocopy of their evaluated answer sheets before applying for either verification of marks or re-evaluation.
New re-evaluation process
Step 1: Obtain a photocopy of the evaluated answer book
Step 2: Review the answer sheet
Step 3: Apply for Verification or re-evaluation or both
Previously, the process required students to first apply for mark verification, followed by requests for photocopies of their answer sheets, and finally re-evaluation.
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Empowering students
This new change in the re-evaluation process will ensure that students are fully informed about how their answers were marked, allowing them to make a more informed decision about whether they should proceed with a re-evaluation request.
It adds an extra layer of transparency to the process, ensuring that students understand how their marks were awarded and whether any discrepancies exist.
This move is expected to enhance student confidence in the evaluation process and reduce unnecessary applications for re-evaluation, ensuring a more efficient and justified redressal mechanism, the board added.
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"The introduction of this new system will give the students greater clarity on the marks awarded, examiner comments, and any possible errors. A candidate may apply for verification, re-evaluation, or both, as per the prescribed procedure, after obtaining the answer book photocopy," the official CBSE notification states.