CBSE Starts Class 10 Post-Result Process: Scanned Copies, Verification, Re-evaluation From August 5
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has initiated the post-result process for students who appeared in the Class 10 Main Board and Second Board Examinations 2026. Candidates wishing to review their performance can now apply online for a scanned copy of their evaluated answer book, followed by verification of marks and re-evaluation, if required.
In a notice issued on August 5, the board stated that the process will be completed in three stages. Students must first obtain a scanned copy of their answer book before they can apply for verification of marks or request re-evaluation of any answer. The Main Board examination results were declared on April 15, while the Second Board results were announced on July 18.
Applications open for scanned answer books
Students can apply for a scanned copy of their evaluated answer books from August 5 to August 9 by paying a fee of Rs 300 per subject. CBSE has advised students to go through their answer books carefully before deciding whether they want to apply for verification or re-evaluation.
After reviewing the scanned copy, students can apply for verification of marks, re-evaluation, or both from August 16 to August 19. The fee for verification of marks is Rs 300 per answer book, while re-evaluation costs Rs 100 per question, including all its sub-parts. Students opting for both services will have to pay the applicable fee for each process.
What does verification include?
According to CBSE, the verification process is meant to check whether any answer has been left unevaluated, whether there has been any mistake in totaling the marks, or if there was an error while transferring marks to the final score.
If students are still not satisfied after verification, they can request re-evaluation of specific questions. The board has clarified that only the questions selected by the candidate will be reviewed. The revised marks — whether they increase, decrease or remain the same — will be treated as final.
CBSE has also reminded students that all applications must be submitted online within the specified dates, as offline requests will not be accepted. The entire process is designed to provide transparency and a fair opportunity for students to address any concerns about their results.
Students are encouraged to keep their registration details and roll numbers handy while applying. They should also note that the schedule is strict, and no extensions will be granted. For further details, students can visit the official CBSE website.
