CBSE Revaluation 2025: Complete Guide and FAQs

If you’re waiting for your Class 10 or 12 marks, the thought of a revaluation can feel both hopeful and stressful. The CBSE has set clear dates, fees, and rules for the 2025 session, and knowing them helps you avoid surprises. Below we break down everything you need to know, from how to apply to the most common questions students ask.

How to Apply for Revaluation

First, check the official CBSE website for the exact window – it usually opens a few weeks after the results are announced. You’ll need your roll number, school code, and a copy of the mark sheet. The application is online, so have a stable internet connection and your debit/credit card ready for the fee payment.

The fee structure for 2025 is simple: a flat rate per subject, typically around ₹300 for each paper. If you want a double‑check (re‑checking) instead of a full re‑evaluation, the cost is lower, about ₹150 per subject. Fill in the form, upload the scanned copy of your mark sheet, and pay the fee. You’ll receive a confirmation number – keep it safe because you’ll need it to track the status.

Once the application is submitted, CBSE sends the papers to the respective evaluation centers. The turnaround time is usually 30‑45 days, but it can vary if many students apply at once. You can check the progress on the CBSE portal using that confirmation number.

Common Questions and Tips

When should I apply? As soon as the results are out and the revaluation window opens. Delaying can reduce your chances if the deadline passes.

Can I apply for only a few subjects? Yes. You can select any number of papers – from one to all. Just pay the fee for each you choose.

Will my original marks be shown? The revised mark sheet displays both the original and the updated marks side by by side, so you’ll see exactly what changed.

What if the marks don’t change? The fee is non‑refundable, but you’ll get an official acknowledgment that the revaluation was completed.

Tips to avoid mistakes: Double‑check your roll number and school code before submitting. A tiny typo can send your request to the wrong center and delay the process. Also, keep a copy of the payment receipt and the confirmation email.

Remember, revaluation is not a guarantee of higher marks, but it’s a right you can exercise if you believe there’s an error. Stay calm, follow the steps, and keep an eye on the portal for updates. Good luck!

CBSE Revaluation 2025: Step-by-Step Guide to Marks Verification, Answer Sheets, and Re-evaluation

28.05.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

CBSE gives Class 10 and 12 students a clear online path to challenge their marks in 2025. Starting with marks verification, students can then request scanned answer sheets and, if needed, apply for re-evaluation. The process is done fully online, with clear deadlines and non-negotiable steps. Only one re-evaluation per subject is permitted.