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Identical videos of principals defending CBSE's OSM system go viral: ‘Fair, transparent, faster’
The principals used similar language — describing the OSM system as “transparent”, “accurate”, “faster” and “technology-driven” while backing the decision. | India News
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hindustantimes.com
CBSE 'ignored' calls for regional trials before OSM rollout for Class 12 board exam evaluation
Evaluators are now saying the OSM introduced a completely alien workflow, produced shoddy answer-script scans and recorded marks incorrectly. | 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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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
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thehindubusinessline.com
OSM system backed by secure, robust IT platform, says CBSE
CBSE defends its On-Screen Marking System as secure, addressing concerns over answer book processing and contract controversies.
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‘Make reels, back OSM, don't panic’: Schools get script from CBSE amid backlash
A document titled “Material for Principals” included scripts of what to read out. At one point, it urged principals to describe the board as “highly proactive". | India News
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newsbytesapp.com
'Make reels, back OSM': CBSE sends schools script amid backlash
CBSE issued a social media toolkit to schools, urging them to support the on-screen marking system (OSM) through videos and reels, following widespread criticism of the initiative.
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Identical videos of principals defending CBSE's OSM system go viral: ‘Fair, transparent, faster’
The principals used similar language — describing the OSM system as “transparent”, “accurate”, “faster” and “technology-driven” while backing the decision. | India News