Overview
- The Central Board of Secondary Education activated the verification and re-evaluation portal on June 2 after emergency security hardening and the service stayed online during heavy use.
- Within two minutes of going live the platform logged about 1.5 million access requests and blocked more than 100,000 unauthorised attempts, showing huge immediate demand.
- CBSE reported a malicious Denial-of-Service incident on June 3 that involved nearly 3.8 million packets and said deployed DDoS mitigation and monitoring stopped the attack from disrupting service.
- By June 4 the portal had processed 70,433 post-result applications, including 7,314 mark-verification requests and 63,119 re-evaluation requests, with outcomes subject to standard review rules.
- The system lets students with scanned answer copies flag problems such as missing pages or blurred scans and request review of specific questions, and the rollout underscores CBSE’s wider shift to on-screen marking and online grievance handling.