Students from the CBSE Class 12 have expressed widespread dissatisfaction with the physics evaluation process, leading to numerous complaints during the re-evaluation phase. Many students reported issues such as missing marks, strict checking, and uncredited step-marking, with some claiming that correct answers received little to no credit. The A1 grade threshold for physics has fallen to 79 marks, a decline from 82 marks in previous years. Complaints have also emerged regarding mathematics and chemistry, where students allege that their answers did not receive appropriate credit. The Delhi High Court is currently seeking responses from the CBSE regarding these evaluation issues. Amidst these concerns, CBSE has reiterated its commitment to fair evaluation and has opened the re-evaluation window to address students' grievances. School principals have noted that the evaluation process this year appears unusually strict, raising questions about the consistency of grading standards across different subjects. As students rush to complete their admission processes for undergraduate programs, these issues have intensified the urgency for resolution.