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CBSE admits answer sheet mix-up after Class 12 student trolled online, called ‘Pakistani’
In an email to the student, as seen by HT, CBSE joint secretary (coordination) acknowledged the mismatch and said his marks would be revised shortly. | India News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
CBSE answer sheet row deepens as student alleges Physics copy uploaded by board ‘is not mine’
NEW DELHI: Even as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) continues to face criticism over portal crashes, payment glitches and blurred scanned copies during the Class…
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thehindu.com
Technical glitches in CBSE portal leave students seeking re-evaluation stranded
Technical glitches in the CBSE portal leave students stranded, prompting government intervention for urgent resolution and accountability.
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hindustantimes.com
CBSE admits answer sheet mix-up after Class 12 student trolled online, called ‘Pakistani’
In an email to the student, as seen by HT, CBSE joint secretary (coordination) acknowledged the mismatch and said his marks would be revised shortly. | India News
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newsbytesapp.com
CBSE accepts mistake in evaluating answer sheets
CBSE has confirmed marking discrepancies in two Class 12 answer sheets, pledging to revise the marks after a student's viral post highlighted a Physics re-evaluation mix-up.
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From being called 'Pakistani' to CBSE's apology: Vedant Shrivastava case amid OSM row
After the matter blew up on social media, CBSE joint secretary (coordination) acknowledged the mismatch and informed him that his marks would be corrected. | India News
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What is OSM? CBSE evaluation system for Class 12 that got Delhi student 'Pakistani' label
Concerns over CBSE's On-Screen Marking (OSM) for Class 12 stem from allegations by students of mismatch in the answer sheets uploaded by the board. | India News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Student's brother credits 'online' support for CBSE's intervention in answer sheet swap row
A CBSE student's physics answer sheet mix-up gained traction online. The board has now contacted the family and provided the correct answer sheet. The student's marks have…
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Class-12 student trolled, called 'Pakistani' after flagging CBSE's answer-sheet mismatch
Delhi student Vedant Shrivastava endured xenophobic slurs and false accusations after exposing a CBSE digital marking error, prompting public support and an official apology.
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‘No security breach’: CBSE clarifies after Class 12 student claims ‘vulnerabilities’ in OSM portal
CBSE clarified that the portal used for evaluation answer sheets has a different URL than the one visible on the teenager's screenshots. | India News
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thehindubusinessline.com
CBSE’s new digital evaluation sparks confusion, students raise concerns
The CBSE’s new OSM introduced this year for Class 12 board examinations has created a lot of confusion and concern among students and parents
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CBSE refutes claim that its marking portal was compromised
CBSE denies claims of its marking portal being compromised, addressing concerns raised by an ethical hacker about security vulnerabilities.
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CBSE rejects OSM breach claims. But did 19-year-old Nisarga Adhikary really hack marking portal?
Nisarga Adhikary claimed he had hacked the CBSE website and identified serious lapses in the agency's On Screen Marking (OSM) system. | India News
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CBSE's OSM rollout under fire: What students, teachers claimed, and what records show
Several students and teachers have reported various irregularities in the evaluation process. Around 13,583 answer books were eventually checked manually
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Needless ‘Class 12 result soon’ teasing, OSM, hacking row: CBSE's May mess-ups, clarifications
CBSE has not left headlines since declaring Class 12 Board results with issues being flagged over OSM system and now a teen claiming to have hacked its website. | India News
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Firm that handled CBSE OSM says no glitch in system, complaints ‘one of a kind'
VSN Raju said allegations that the system was riddled with issues were “absolutely wrong”, even as students continued to raise concerns | India News