As per the order by the Delhi High Court and popular demand of students, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared that students of classes 10 and 12 are again eligible to apply for re-evaluation of marks. Class 12 students can apply for this process on the condition that they have already registered to receive a copy of their answer booklet.
Students can request for revaluation of up to 10 question in 12 subjects inclusive of English core, English elective (CBSE), English elective (NCERT), Hindi core, Hindi elective, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, business studies, economics and accountancy.
“In class 10, in the event of receiving representations relating to non awarding of marks to particular question(s) as per marking scheme and/or unevaluated portion of the answer book, the same shall be dealt as per procedure followed for verification of grades,” A notice by CBSE said.
It was also mentioned that students will be required to provide Rs 100 per question through the means of demand draft (DD) to the local CBSE office by July 7, or through NEFT. The CBSE stated that the request for scrutiny of marks will only be accepted once.