Amid ongoing dissatisfaction with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) On-Screen Marking, students and educators are advocating for the allocation of 15-20 grace marks to those who scored below 30-40% due to reported discrepancies in the evaluation process. Issues such as blurry answer sheets and technical glitches have been highlighted as significant problems. The re-evaluation portal's frequent crashes have further fueled student outrage, particularly among JEE qualifiers who fear that low scores may jeopardize their chances of admission to Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Despite these concerns, the CBSE has yet to announce any grace marks, citing a denial-of-service (DoS) attack that affected the website's functionality as a reason for the portal's breakdown. The CBSE has specific conditions under which grace marks may be awarded, including cases of minor score deficiencies, discrepancies in the question paper, or unusually difficult exam content. However, there is currently no provision for awarding marks due to evaluation errors, leaving students anxious about their results.