CBSE Results 2025: Re-evaluation and Marks Verification Schedule Released

CBSE Results 2025: The Central Board of Secondary Education has released the schedule for mark verification and revaluation for students who appeared in Class 10 and 12 board exams this year. In a move to increase transparency and cut down errors, CBSE has made some changes to the post-result procedures.

Click here to Read Official Notice

Now, students can access scanned copies of their answer sheets for selected subjects. If they spot any clear mistakes, they can report it to the board. Earlier, this entire process used to happen in three stages—verification of marks, requesting a photocopy of the evaluated answer sheet, and then applying for revaluation of specific answers. That part hasn't changed entirely, but there's now more room for students to check and respond.

As per the official notice, “Even after going through several steps, there’s a chance that mistakes still remain. To address this, CBSE is allowing students to review their evaluated sheets and flag errors if they notice any. Corrections will be made if needed.”

The goal behind this change? To give students more control and visibility over their performance, helping them better understand the evaluation and speak up if something looks off.

🔹 Important Dates & Fees:

• Class 10: Students can apply for photocopies from May 21

• Class 12: Applications open from May 27

• Scanned copies cost ₹700 per subject

• Mark verification:

  • Class 10 starts May 28

  • Class 12 begins June 3

• Processing fee: ₹100 per paper for verification or revaluation

CBSE also clarified that if a student's marks change—either increased or decreased—they must return their old mark sheet-cum-certificate, after which a revised one will be issued.

Students are advised to check the official CBSE website for complete instructions and make sure to apply within the specified deadlines.

The board had declared the Class 10 and 12 results on May 13.

🔹 Result Stats:

• Class 12:

  • Pass rate: 88.39% (up slightly from last year’s 87.98%)

  • Of 17,04,367 registered, 16,92,794 appeared

  • 14,96,307 students passed

• Class 10:

  • Pass rate: 93.66% (up from 93.60% in 2024)

  • Of 23,85,079 registered, 23,71,939 appeared

  • 22,21,636 students passed