Central Board of Secondary Education

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is India's largest school board, responsible for conducting key examinations for secondary and senior secondary students. Recently, the CBSE has become a focal point of national outrage due to widespread allegations of marking errors in its crucial final exams. Over 400,000 students have reportedly requested re-evaluation of their papers following the release of grade 12 results, with many attributing discrepancies to a new digital marking system. This situation has sparked significant student protests and calls for accountability from the education ministry. The controversies highlight ongoing concerns about the integrity and accuracy of the examination process managed by the CBSE, a body whose decisions significantly impact the academic futures of millions of Indian students.