Absence of Sheets in Evaluated Papers Causes Concern Among City’s Class 12 CBSE Students

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has recently initiated its first nationwide implementation of the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system for evaluating Class 12 examinations. However, this rollout has faced public criticism following reports from students across various cities who have raised concerns about potential discrepancies in the evaluation process.

The OSM system, designed to streamline the marking process and enhance accuracy, involves digitizing answer scripts and allowing examiners to assess responses on-screen. This new approach aims to reduce the time taken for result declaration and improve operational efficiencies.

In light of the students feedback, the CBSE is currently reviewing the situation to address any issues that may have arisen during the initial implementation of this digital marking system. Observers have noted the importance of transparency and accountability in the evaluation process, especially as the board seeks to modernize its practices in line with educational advancements.

Further details from the CBSE are awaited as the board responds to the concerns raised by students and stakeholders in the education sector.