CBSE Charges Fair or Costly: The CBSE revaluation process is ongoing. Recently, there was also a notice for the post-result declaration facility for the students in classes 10th and 12th session 2024-2025.
Board students who are not satisfied with their marks first have to apply to obtain their answer sheet and then can opt for the revaluation or rechecking option.
Students need to pay a processing fee to opt for any of the options. Class 12th students who want a scanned copy per subject have to pay 700 rupees and 500 rupees (class 10). Students are required to pay 500 rupees for per-answer book verification and 100 rupees per question for revaluation.
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CBSE Per Subject Obtaining A Scanned Copy Fees: Fair or Too Expensive?
The CBSE board exam result 2025 was released on 13th May 2025 for both class 12th and class 10th. It was released online mode at cbse.gov.in
Now some of the candidates who want to apply for an answer sheet or revaluation are a bit confused about whether to use this facility or not. As CBSE has clearly said, fees, once submitted, are nonrefundable, so if the marks are going to be increased or changes in the result are made, candidates will not get them back.
The processing fees to get a scanned answer key for class 12th are ₹700 per subject, while for Class 10 students, it’s ₹500 per subject. Board students who wish to apply for multitap subjects are feeling a little financially burdened.
For example, if a 12th-class student wants to apply for 3 subjects then he or she will be required to pay ₹2,100, whereas if a 10th-grade student wishes to apply for two subjects then will have to apply for ₹1,000.
However, candidates are also informed clearly by the board that if they apply for any option, no guarantee will be deducted or increased, which is why students feel unsure about whether it’s worth the risk.
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The complete schedule and details regarding the CBSE post-result declaration facility were released on 19th May 2025. As per the notice,
The Class 12th (Senior Secondary) can apply for scanned copies from May 21 to May 27, 2025, and can apply for verification & revaluation from May 28 to June 3, 2025.
The 10th class (Secondary) can apply for scanned copies from May 27 to June 2, 2025, and can apply for verification & revaluation from June 3 to June 7, 2025.
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All the board candidates who want to avail themselves of any of the options are suggested to opt for any of the options only after they are confident about their marks. Also note that once the revaluation is done, those marks will be counted as the final marks, no changes will be made by the authority.
Below is our comment section feel free to ask any questions or doubts you have regarding this article or CBSE Revaluation 2025.
This price is too much for re valuation
Yes, many students feel that ₹700 per subject is a bit high amount. As per CBSE it for detailed checking process.
Re revaluation fees is too costly . because some of us needed to re write the exam aswell. And for that again we habe to pay . so revaluation fee should be less
We understand your point. The cost can be challenging. You should talk to your school teacher once regarding this.