CBSE drops Coempt's portal for re-evaluation over ‘security concerns’ to use its own
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has decided to discontinue the use of Coempt Edu Teck’s OnMark platform for re-evaluation of Class 12 answer scripts due to security concerns. Instead, the re-evaluation will be conducted through CBSE's own portal, which is expected to start next week. The board has also filed a complaint with the Delhi Police regarding cyberattacks on its post-result services portal.
- ▪CBSE has migrated student and examination data to its own infrastructure for re-evaluation.
- ▪The re-evaluation process will be conducted entirely through CBSE's own portal.
- ▪CBSE filed a formal complaint with Delhi Police regarding cyberattacks on its services portal.
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CBSE drops Coempt's portal for re-evaluation over ‘security concerns’ to use its ownWhen asked specifically about the security concerns that prompted the platform switch, CBSE did not confirm or deny the reason.Updated on: Jun 06, 2026 6:28 AM ISTBy Sanjay MauryaShare viaCopy link The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has dropped Coempt Edu Teck’s OnMark platform for the re-evaluation of Class 12 answer scripts over security concerns, officials said on Friday, with student and examination data migrated to infrastructure under the board’s direct control.The re-evaluation process will be conducted entirely through CBSE’s own portal and is expected to begin next week (CBSE HQ/Facebook)The re-evaluation process — under which subject experts will examine answers challenged by…
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