CBSE Releases Vedant’s Revised Result: Extra Marks Granted in Only 2 of 11 Re-Evaluated Questions
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has finally released the remaining 13% of Class 12 re-evaluation results, completing the full declaration process. Earlier, the board had already announced 87% of the revised outcomes. Students who applied for re-evaluation can now access their updated scores through the official CBSE website.
Among the results now made public is that of Vedant Shrivastava, the student who first raised concerns about irregularities in the board’s new On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. Vedant had submitted requests for the re-evaluation of 11 questions across his answer sheets. However, after a thorough review, he received additional marks in just two of those questions. His revised scorecard is now available online for verification.
Who Is Vedant and Why Did He Question the OSM System?
Vedant Shrivastava became a notable figure when he publicly highlighted alleged flaws in CBSE’s newly introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) methodology. During the re-evaluation process, he discovered that the answer sheet sent back to him did not belong to him—it was another student’s response booklet. The handwriting on the returned copy did not match his own, prompting him to share the incident on social media. His post quickly gained traction and sparked widespread discussion among students and parents alike.
Following his complaint, several other students came forward with similar grievances, reporting mismatched answer sheets and discrepancies in the evaluation process. This wave of complaints placed the OSM system under intense scrutiny and raised questions about its reliability.
The Ongoing Debate Around the OSM System
While Vedant’s individual case may now be considered closed with the release of his revised result, the broader controversy surrounding CBSE’s On-Screen Marking system continues to simmer. Many students have alleged that certain answer booklets were not fully assessed, with some attempted responses either overlooked or not awarded the marks they deserved.
The OSM system was introduced for the first time during the 2026 Class 12 board examinations. Its implementation was intended to streamline and digitize the evaluation process. However, it led to a significant surge in applications for marks verification, photocopies of answer sheets, and re-evaluation requests. Despite the growing discontent, CBSE has maintained that the entire evaluation and re-checking procedure was carried out in strict accordance with its established guidelines and protocols.
How to Check the CBSE Class 12 Re-Evaluation Result 2026
Students who participated in the re-evaluation process can follow these simple steps to view their updated results:
- Visit the official CBSE website.
- Look for the “CBSE Class XII Result 2026” link on the homepage.
- Enter your roll number and date of birth in the required fields.
- Click the submit button to view your revised result on the screen.
- Carefully review the updated marks and save a downloaded copy or take a printout for future reference.
The release of these final results brings closure to the re-evaluation cycle for this academic year. While the OSM debate may not be fully settled, students now have clarity on their revised scores and can proceed with their future academic or career plans accordingly.
