The Delhi government has announced a new initiative to provide free coaching for JEE and NEET entrance exams to Class 12 students.

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) will revise the KCET ranks for Class 12 students who submit updated marks following the revaluation process. This allows students to improve their entrance ranks based on their re-evaluated Class 12 scores.

Thousands of CBSE Class 12 students are demanding grace marks and fee waivers for re-evaluation, citing technical glitches in the new On-Screen Marking system that led to low scores and delayed access to answer sheets, jeopardizing admissions.

The CBSE is responding to student concerns regarding a dip in Class 12 scores, explaining evaluation issues and offering a refund for re-evaluation fees if marks improve. The board has also established a student helpline to assist with queries.

The CBSE has announced a hybrid assessment model for Class 12 students in the Middle East. This approach will combine exam scores with school assessments due to recent exam cancellations.

The Indian Supreme Court is set to hear a plea challenging the Central Board of Secondary Education's (CBSE) evaluation scheme specifically for Class 12 students in Gulf countries.

The CBSE has informed the Supreme Court about a new 40:60 evaluation policy for private Class 12 students in Gulf countries, following the cancellation of their exams. Students can also check their answer books after re-evaluation results.

The CBSE has introduced its first fully digital re-evaluation system for Class 12 students, with applications opening today, May 29, 2026, aiming for increased transparency and accessibility.

The UP Board has scheduled compartment and improvement examinations for Class 10 and Class 12 students on July 28.

The Delhi High Court has declined a plea to reopen the re-evaluation portal for CBSE Class 12 students, advising aggrieved students to approach the court individually.

The CBSE has released a post-result advisory for Class 12 students following reports of payment discrepancies.

The CBSE has announced an alternative assessment scheme for Class 12 students in West Asia, following the cancellation of exams due to ongoing conflict, utilizing a hybrid evaluation method combining exam scores and school assessments.

Two Class 12 students in Surat, India, have died by suicide amidst the ongoing Gujarat state board examinations.