Corrupt politicians like Nitin Gadhkari is simply making the life hell for all the vehicle owners in India. Massive public outcry is the only way to tackle this issue .
@RShivshankar Too little too late .. why no action on education minister Dharmendra Pradhan . He has failed miserably as a minister and he don’t have any right to continue
Govt of India and education ministry had made the life miserable for the students and their parents . Repeated failure to address the issues related of free and fair conduct of exams and invigilation shows that our govt and it’s agencies are least bothered for the students
@cbseindia29 When cbse management and Govt of India compromises on the tender process then disaster is eminent . People don’t forget and forgive . Playing with the future of students might be costly for ruling party in the coming elections
@cbseindia29 : The CBSE portals verification and re evaluation options are not available in the dashboard even though I have received the scan copy of my sons answer sheet. As per timeline today is the last day. I have also shared email to the official I’d of cbse but response
@cbseindia29 : what was the soul intention of introducing the OSM based marking in 12th standard !! When you cannot provide proper training and infrastructure to the invigilators . Simply ruined the career of so many students. We have lost all trust and faith .
@praffulgarg97 CBSE and Govt of India are playing the lives of students.. After NEET paper leak and now OSM marking Fiasco students have lost their trust and faith in both NTA and CBSE . Education ministry is simply playing with lives of deserving students .
CBSE Class 12 result 2026 has raised serious questions.
In 2025, 16.92 lakh students appeared. In 2026, 17.68 lakh students appeared — 76,000+ more students.
But despite more students appearing:
• Pass percentage fell from 88.39% to 85.20%
• 90%+ scorers fell from 1,11,544 to 94,028
• 95%+ scorers fell from 24,867 to 17,113
This happened in the first large-scale year of On-Screen Marking, where Class 12 answer sheets were scanned and checked digitally.
CBSE had around 98.67 lakh answer sheets and around 70,000 evaluators. Simple average: around 141 answer sheets per evaluator. If checked in 8–9 days, that means around 16–18 papers per day.
Teachers had already raised complaints about blurred scans, slow downloads, server issues and checking pressure.
So the question is simple: If a new digital checking system was used, and the result pattern changed so sharply, why is CBSE not giving complete transparency?
Students are not asking for free marks. They are asking for fair verification, affordable re-evaluation, answer-sheet access and accountability.
CBSE must take responsibility!
@OpIndia_com Zero tolerance on national
Issues . These Ukrainian national should be prosecuted under appropriate section of law and govt of India should send a very strong communication to Ukraine govt on this issue .