CBSE’s Re-evaluation Process Hit by Technical Glitches; Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Report; Deadline for Applications Extended
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- •Technical glitches in CBSE’s re-evaluation process led to payment failures, portal crashes, and issues with scanned copies for students.
- •Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has sought a detailed report from CBSE on the technical failures, including server downtime and payment gateway issues.
- •CBSE evaluated over 98.6 lakh answer sheets using the On-Screen Marking (OSM) system before inviting applications for re-evaluation.
- •The deadline for re-evaluation applications has been extended to May 24 due to technical issues, and the portal will remain open for two additional days for students awaiting scanned copies.
- •CBSE has assured that the process will be conducted fairly and transparently, with no student disadvantaged due to technical glitches.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has faced widespread technical glitches in its re-evaluation process, causing significant inconvenience to students and parents. Taking a stern view of the issue, the Union government has directed Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to seek a detailed report from CBSE on the technical failures. According to sources, the minister has asked CBSE to explain why the servers crashed during the re-evaluation process and what issues arose in the payment gateway. Students have reported complaints ranging from portal crashes and failed payments to blurred or incomplete scanned copies of their answer sheets.
