CBSE will decide the future of its On-Screen Marking (OSM) system only after consulting students, teachers, and parents. The review will assess implementation challenges, cybersecurity concerns, and whether the digital evaluation system should be modified or expanded to Class 10.

CBSE OSM Review: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will decide on the future of its contentious On-Screen Marking (OSM) system only after extensive consultations with students, teachers, and parents, as per

The digital evaluation system was implemented for Class 12 board examinations in 2026, replacing the traditional physical evaluation process with computer-based assessment of scanned answer scripts. While CBSE introduced the system to improve transparency, accuracy, and monitoring, students and educators expressed concerns during the first year of implementation.

According to the report, the board plans to seek feedback from key stakeholders before determining whether OSM should continue in its current form, undergo modifications, or be gradually expanded to Class 10 examinations from 2027 onwards.

Stakeholder Feedback to Shape Final Decision