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CBSE delays opening portal for Class 12 verification, re-evaluation portal

CBSE delays opening portal for Class 12 verification, re-evaluation portal
Times of India Friday 29 May 2026, 12:03 UTC By TOI Education 1 min read
The CBSE has extended its Class 12 post-result verification and re-evaluation portal to June 1, 2026, due to technical glitches and evaluation concerns. This delay aims to ensure a smooth and error-free process for students seeking mark verification, photocopies, and re-evaluation services after recent system disruptions. Check important details here.
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