The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has launched an online portal for students to verify their marks and request re-evaluation of answer scripts. This initiative is aimed at providing a transparent mechanism for students dissatisfied with their exam results. The portal is accessible to all candidates who wish to challenge the marks awarded in their board examinations. To assist students, CBSE has released a detailed instructional video to minimize technical errors during the application process. Students are advised to follow the video closely to avoid common mistakes that could lead to application rejections. The portal offers two services: verification of marks and re-evaluation, with a nominal non-refundable fee applicable per question or subject. However, the launch comes amid the ongoing On-screen Marking (OSM) tender controversy, which has raised concerns about the integrity of the evaluation process, including reports of blurred answer sheets and missing pages. The education ministry has initiated an internal review to address these irregularities, as ethical hackers and cybersecurity researchers have flagged vulnerabilities in CBSE's digital evaluation systems.