CBSE to Issue Revised Class 12 Marksheets Through Regional Offices
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced an important update for Class 12 students whose scores have been revised following verification or re-evaluation of their answer sheets. According to board officials, the updated physical marksheets will soon be distributed through CBSE’s regional offices across the country.
Procedure for Obtaining the Revised Marksheet
Students eligible for the revised document will need to surrender their original marksheet before receiving the updated version. The board has made it clear that the new copy will only be issued after the old one is submitted. For those who need immediate proof of their updated scores, the digital version available on DigiLocker is fully valid and can be used for all official purposes without any restrictions.
First Phase Results Already Declared
CBSE began releasing outcomes for students who applied for answer sheet verification or re-evaluation on Sunday. In the initial phase, results for more than 87 percent of all applicants have been announced. The remaining candidates can expect their outcomes to be published in a phased manner over the coming days.
Transparent Evaluation Process
The board has emphasized that all applications were processed through a robust and transparent system with careful monitoring at every stage. Each request was handled with precision and impartiality to ensure no student faced any disadvantage. CBSE has assured that the processing of remaining applications will be completed promptly.
Timeline of Events
- Class 12 board exam results were announced on May 13, 2026, with approximately 17.69 lakh students appearing for the examinations.
- Students were given the opportunity to access scanned copies of their evaluated answer sheets between May 19 and May 25.
- The application window for verification and re-evaluation remained open from June 2 to June 7, 2026.
What Students Should Do Next
Students whose marks have been revised after the re-evaluation process are advised to stay updated through official channels. Keeping a close watch on DigiLocker and CBSE’s official notifications will ensure they receive timely information about the release of their revised marksheets. The board has reiterated that the digital copy serves as a legitimate document until the physical version is obtained through the designated regional office.
This development brings clarity to thousands of students who sought a review of their assessed answer sheets. With the revised scores now being processed systematically, candidates can proceed with their higher education applications and other formalities without unnecessary delays. The board’s commitment to a fair and accurate evaluation process remains evident in its careful handling of every application received.
