CBSE to issues refunds to students overcharged due to glitches in class 12 post-result process
The CBSE announced it will refund students who were overcharged due to technical glitches during the class 12 post-result process. This decision follows complaints about incorrect fee deductions while applying for scanned copies of evaluated answer books. The board is also taking corrective measures to address the issues reported during the process.
- ▪The CBSE will issue refunds to students who were overcharged during the class 12 post-result process.
- ▪Technical issues led to incorrect fee deductions for some students applying for evaluated answer books.
- ▪The CBSE is monitoring reported issues and implementing corrective measures, including extending timelines.
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The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Sunday (May 24, 2026) said it will issue refunds to students who were overcharged during the class 12 post-result process due to technical issues.This comes a day after Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan sought a detailed report from the CBSE over complaints of technical glitches faced by students during the re-evaluation process.In a notice, the CBSE said that on May 21 and 22, certain technical issues led to incorrect fee deductions in some cases while students were applying for scanned copies of evaluated answer books, it said."In some instances, excess payment was deducted, while in others, lesser amounts were charged," it said.The CBSE said that in all cases of excess payment, the "exact excess amounts shall be refunded to…
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