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CBSE Starts Class 12 Rechecking and Revaluation Process 2026

Students may need to authenticate their identity using Aadhaar details before completing the application.

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has started the Class 12 rechecking and revaluation process for 2026 board exam students. Along with the new digital evaluation system, CBSE has also introduced Aadhaar authentication during the application process to improve transparency and security.

Students who feel there may be an error in marking can now apply online through the official CBSE portal. The revaluation window is open from June 2 to June 6, 2026.

What’s New This Year?

CBSE has introduced Aadhaar-based verification for students applying for rechecking or revaluation. Students may need to authenticate their identity using Aadhaar details before completing the application.

The board has also continued its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system introduced earlier this year for faster and more transparent evaluation.

Who Can Apply?

Only those students who have already obtained scanned copies of their evaluated answer sheets are eligible to apply for rechecking or re-evaluation.

If you did not apply for the scanned answer sheet earlier, you cannot directly apply for revaluation now.

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Difference Between Verification and Re-evaluation

Verification of Marks

In this process, CBSE checks:

  • Whether all answers were evaluated
  • Whether marks were added correctly
  • Whether marks were transferred properly

Re-evaluation

In re-evaluation, students can request CBSE to recheck specific answers/questions that they believe were marked incorrectly.

Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for CBSE Rechecking/Revaluation 2026

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

Go to the official CBSE post-result portal:

CBSE Re-evaluation Portal

Step 2: Click on “Apply for Re-eval”

Choose the option available for Class 12 students.

Step 3: Login Using Your Details

Enter:

  • Roll Number
  • School Number
  • Centre Number

Step 4: Complete Aadhaar Authentication

Students may be asked to complete Aadhaar verification for identity confirmation before proceeding further.

Step 5: Select Subjects and Questions

Choose:

  • The subject
  • Specific question numbers for re-evaluation

CBSE allows question-wise rechecking instead of reviewing the full paper.

Step 6: Pay the Application Fee

Students must pay the required fee online through the available payment gateways.

CBSE Revaluation Fees 2026

According to the revised fee structure:

  • Verification of Marks: ₹100 per subject
  • Re-evaluation: ₹25 per question

CBSE has also announced that fees may be refunded if marks increase after re-evaluation.

Important Dates

EventDate
Revaluation Portal OpensJune 2, 2026
Last Date to ApplyJune 6, 2026

Important Things Students Should Remember

  • Revised marks can increase, decrease, or remain unchanged.
  • Once re-evaluation is completed, the updated marks become final.
  • Students should carefully review their scanned answer sheets before applying.
  • Keep a copy of the payment receipt and confirmation page for future reference.

Why CBSE Introduced Aadhaar Verification

CBSE says Aadhaar verification has been added to:

  • Prevent fake applications
  • Improve security
  • Ensure genuine student access
  • Make the process more transparent

The move comes after concerns regarding technical glitches and evaluation transparency this year.

Students are advised not to wait until the last date because heavy traffic on the portal may cause login issues.

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