The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to continue utilizing Coempt Eduteck's Online Scanning Module for the re-evaluation of answer sheets, while also enhancing data security measures. This decision comes as many Class 12 students look to verify their scores, often considering re-evaluation as a crucial chance to improve their results. To address concerns over data safety, CBSE has transferred all answer-sheet data from Coempt's servers to its own infrastructure, thereby increasing institutional control over sensitive examination records. Alongside this, the board has implemented additional safeguards against potential cyber threats to ensure the integrity of the re-evaluation process. In a move to support students further, CBSE has extended the deadline for submitting applications for verification and re-evaluation of Class 12 examination results to June 7. This extension aims to provide students with more time and support as they navigate the re-evaluation process, reflecting the board's commitment to balancing operational continuity with enhanced data security measures.