As lakhs of students await their Class XII board results from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), teachers are facing significant challenges with the newly implemented On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. This digital evaluation method, which replaces the traditional paper-checking process, has led to numerous complaints regarding blurred answer scripts and technical glitches. Teachers have expressed that they can only check about 20 answer sheets per day due to the meticulous nature of the new system, which requires careful attention to detail. Despite CBSE's intentions to enhance efficiency and transparency, many educators report that the process is cumbersome and time-consuming. Technical disruptions have also forced teachers to revisit previously evaluated scripts, further delaying the evaluation process. As a result, the announcement of results, typically expected by the second week of May, may be postponed. Additionally, teachers are experiencing physical strain from long hours in front of screens, which has affected their ability to teach students during this critical period. The situation raises concerns about the impact on both teachers and students as they navigate this new evaluation landscape.