Members of National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) stage a protest against the CBSE’s on-screen marking system, in New Delhi on Thursday. (ANI Photo) From silence to damage control, teachers say the Board ignored early warnings as the On-Screen Marking controversy spiralled into a national crisisNEW DELHI: For weeks now, India’s largest school board has…
A video of students defending the Central Board of Secondary Education’s (CBSE) new On Screen Marking (OSM) system has sparked another round of controversy online, with social media users questioning why the first batch toppers were appearing in promotional-style clips. The video shows students of Kendriya Vidyalaya No.1 Imphal talking positively about the newly introduced…
CBSE’s OSM controversy continues to grow as schools are reportedly asked to push positive messaging. India’s examination system rests on a tenuous assumption that students will be treated fairly, even if the results are disappointing. Once that belief is weakened, every mark, every grade, and every assessment begins to invite doubt. Controversy surrounding the Central…
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) rejected it on Wednesday. Rahul GandhiThe allegations are linked to the ongoing controversy over the Class 12 evaluation process and have defended the award of the digital evaluation contract to Coempt Edutech.In a tweet in response to Rahul’s post, CBSE said the allegations were “false, misleading and not…
CBSE says the OSM portal used to check the answer book has not been breached, calling the flagged site a testing platform. Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Tuesday clarified that the portal allegedly compromised by a student hacker was only an entrance testing platform and not the actual On-Screen Marking (OSM) system used…
Vedanta Shrivastava and his brother Siddhant shared a light-hearted moment at Rajma Chawal when CBSE acknowledged the physics answer sheet mix-up and sent the correct scanned copy following the student’s viral social media posts. (Photo courtesy: X-Post) NEW DELHI: Days after a Delhi student alleged that the physics answer sheet uploaded under his CBSE roll…
CBSE’s woes deepen as teenage hackers claim that marks can be changed through OSM flaws. (Getty Images) New Delhi: Even as the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) continues to face criticism over mix-ups of answer sheets, portal crashes and payment glitches in the post-process of Class 12 results, a new controversy has emerged around…
CBSE’s on-screen marking system has sparked concern among Class 12 students, who allege that blurry scans and technical inconsistencies have affected the accuracy of the assessment. While the Ministry of Education maintains that the digital process is safe and effective, growing student complaints highlight concerns about the fairness, transparency, and reliability of technology-enabled board exam…
