Against this backdrop, Friday’s circular repeatedly emphasised the reliability and transparency of the digital evaluation system. It listed benefits such as error-free evaluation, complete assessment, reduced human intervention, and scalability. Two days after the CBSE declared Class 12 results, the Board on Friday issued a detailed circular laying out a new post-result grievance redressal and re-evaluation framework for students under its recently introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) system. The move comes amid complaints from teachers and schools over alleged issues of blurred answer scripts, server failures and repeated technical disruptions during evaluation. The CBSE ’s nine-page Friday notice, issued by Controller of Examinations Dr Sanyam Bhardwaj, strongly defended the digital evaluation system that was rolled out for Class 12 examinations this year under which scripts were scanned and uploaded onto a secure digital platform for evaluators to assess remotely.…