CBSE Class 10, 12 Re-evaluation and Verification Portal 2026 Open

The Central Board of Secondary Education has activated the portal for those of you seeking verification of issues observed in scanned copies of answer books and re-evaluation of answers for the CBSE 2026 board examinations.

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Important Dates and Eligibilty to Apply for CBSE Class 10 Verification and Re-Evaluation of Answers

Important Note: No applications submitted after the deadline will be accepted.

The facility is available to you if:

• You have already obtained the scanned copy of your evaluated answer book.
• You wish to report issues observed in the scanned copy.
• You wish to request re-evaluation of one or more answers. 

You can apply for either facility or both, depending on your requirements.

Fee Structure for CBSE Class 10 Verification and Re-Evaluation of Answers

CBSE has prescribed the following fees for CBSE Class 10 Verification and Re-Evaluation of Answers:

• Rs. 100 per answer book for verification of issues observed in the supplied scanned copy.
• Rs. 25 per question for re-evaluation. 

Payments can be made only through:

• UPI
• Credit Card
• Debit Card
• Net Banking 

CBSE will not accept payments through cash, cheque, demand draft, postal order, or money order.

What Issues Can Be Reported for CBSE Class 10 Verification?

If you notice discrepancies in the your CBSE Class 10 scanned answer book, you may request verification for missing pages, supplementary sheets,maps or graphs, blurred pages, receipt of another student's answer book, evaluation carried out using the marking scheme of a different question paper set.

Re-evaluation of CBSE Class 10 Answers

You may also request re-evaluation of one or more questions across one or more subjects.

While submitting the application, you will be required to provide relevant details such as:

• Question number
• Page number
• Other required information as applicable 

You should ensure that all the questions that you wish to submit for re-evaluation are selected before proceeding with payment.

How to Apply for CBSE Class 10 Verification and Re-Evaluation of Answers

Steps for CBSE marksheet verification and re-evaluation

You can follow these steps:

1. Visit the CBSE post-result portal.
2. Log in using the required credentials.
3. Enter the Aadhaar number as required for portal access.
4. Select either: Verification of issues, Re-evaluation of answers, or Both facilities.
5. Add all subjects and requests before final submission.
6. Click ‘Freeze and Proceed to Payment’.
7. Complete the online payment process. 

The application will be considered successfully submitted only after successful payment

Important Instructions to Remember

CBSE has issued several important guidelines:

• Only one application for verification of issues is allowed.
• Only one application for re-evaluation is allowed.
• You should decide in advance whether they wish to include one or multiple subjects.
• Multiple subjects and requests should be added before final submission.
• Once the ‘Freeze and Proceed to Payment’ button is clicked, the details become locked and cannot be edited.
• Applications submitted offline will not be accepted.
• Requests received after the deadline will not be considered. 

Important Note: You can also download and track the status of your applications through the portal after submission.

Important Links

Conclusion

If you wish to report issues in your scanned CBSE Class 10 answer books or seek re evaluation of answers, you should complete the application process before the deadline. As only one application each for verification and re-evaluation is permitted, you are advised to carefully review all subjects and requests before final submission. 

Source

Official Notice by CBSE, 2 June, 2026: click here to read.

Official Press Release by CBSE, 2 June, 2026: click here to read.

Kindly note that any and all information is subject to change as per the CBSE, Education Ministry, and Government of India.