CBSE launches portal for marks verification, re-evaluation
What's the story
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched an online portal for verification of marks and re-evaluation of answer scripts. The portal is now open to all students who want to challenge their scores in the recently declared board examinations. To help students navigate the process smoothly, CBSE has released a detailed instructional video.
Application details
How to access the portal
Students can access the portal at postresult.cbseit.in/pvr/. They need to select their examination type and log in using their roll number and date of birth. The platform offers two services: verification of marks (to check for unchecked answers or totaling errors) and re-evaluation (where an examiner reviews the answer script again). A nominal non-refundable fee is applicable per question or subject, payable through an integrated payment gateway.
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CBSE's video featuring step-by-step instructions
Dearest Students,
— CBSE HQ (@cbseindia29) June 1, 2026
The verification and re-evaluation portal is now LIVE !
Please watch the video carefully for step-by-step instructions on how to apply for Verification of Marks and re-evaluation.
Portal Link: https://t.co/ILQvluZJ7W@EduMinOfIndia @PTI_News @PIB_India… pic.twitter.com/Ydc2wmGEol
Launch delay
Portal launch delayed due to technical issues
The launch of the re-evaluation portal was delayed due to technical glitches and issues with the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. The delay was caused by problems like payment failures, excess fee deductions, and concerns about the OSM framework. The CBSE had said that they were strengthening the portal to handle a large volume of applications and improve overall stability.
Security measures
Ministry examines irregularities in tender process
The controversy surrounding the OSM system has prompted the Ministry of Education to examine alleged irregularities in the tender process and evaluation infrastructure. Ethical hackers and cybersecurity researchers flagged vulnerabilities in systems linked to CBSE's digital evaluation infrastructure. However, CBSE clarified that its actual answer-sheet evaluation platform was not hacked, stating that the portal involved in the reported incidents was only a testing platform with sample data.
Political response
Political response to CBSE re-evaluation charges
The issue has also drawn political attention, with Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi criticizing CBSE over re-evaluation charges. He questioned why students should pay fees to verify marks when concerns have been raised about the evaluation system itself. The Ministry of Education is monitoring developments closely and has initiated an internal review of the OSM tender process and related operational issues.