CBSE Class 10 revaluation 2026 applications are now open, with the board activating its post-result facilities for students of the Main and Second Board Examinations 2026 from August 5. Students can apply for scanned copies of their answer books, request verification of marks, or ask for re-evaluation of specific questions, according to an official notice CBSE released on August 5, 2026. The entire process runs online through the board’s dedicated portal, with no offline applications accepted at any stage.

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Key Facts: CBSE Class 10 Post-Result Facilities 2026

  • Circular released: August 5, 2026, titled “Post-result declaration facilities to the students of Class-X, Main and Second Board Examinations-2026.”
  • Scanned copy application window: August 5 to August 9, 2026.
  • Scanned copy fee: Rs 300 per subject.
  • Verification of marks and re-evaluation window: August 16 to August 19, 2026.
  • Verification fee: Rs 300 per answer book.
  • Re-evaluation fee: Rs 100 per question, including all sub-parts.
  • Official portal: apps.cbseit.in/rchk
  • Payment modes: UPI, credit card, debit card, or net banking only.

 

What This Means for Students

Students can apply for verification of marks or re-evaluation only after obtaining the scanned copy of their evaluated answer book. As per the CBSE process, students should first review the scanned answer book along with the question paper and marking scheme available on the CBSE website. Based on this review, they can decide whether to proceed with a request for verification of marks or re-evaluation.

Students who appeared only in the Main Board Examination can obtain scanned copies of their evaluated answer books for any subject they appeared in. Those who took both the Main Board Examination and the Second Board Examination in the same subject may request scanned copies of both answer books. However, they can apply for verification of marks or re-evaluation for only one of the two answer books—either the Main Examination or the Second Examination. Once a student chooses one answer book for these facilities, the other answer book for that subject will no longer be eligible for verification or re-evaluation.

 

Steps to Apply for Scanned Copy, Verification, and Re-evaluation

  • Visit the official CBSE Post Result Activities portal at apps.cbseit.in/rchk.
  • Apply for the scanned copy of your answer book between August 5 and August 9, paying Rs 300 per subject.
  • Review the scanned answer book against the marking scheme once it appears in your login account.
  • Between August 16 and August 19, apply for verification of marks (Rs 300 per answer book) or re-evaluation of specific full questions (Rs 100 per question).
  • Pay only through UPI, debit card, credit card, or net banking, since CBSE does not accept postal orders, DDs, money orders, cheques, or cash.
  • Check your result status and outcome later in your candidate login account.

 

Fees and Refund Rules for Revaluation

CBSE has kept the fee structure straightforward this year: Rs 300 per subject for a scanned copy, Rs 300 per answer book for verification, and Rs 100 per question for re-evaluation. If verification or re-evaluation results in an increase in marks, the fee gets refunded to the same account it was paid from. If marks decrease, that revision is implemented too. A change of even a single mark, up or down, will be applied to the final result, and CBSE has made clear that once the outcome is declared, no appeal or further review will be entertained.

Candidates should also note that only a single application is allowed per step, per candidate. Students need to decide upfront exactly which subjects and answer books they want to pursue, since CBSE will not grant a second opportunity once an application is submitted.

 

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Eligibility Criteria – Who can Apply?

The facility covers Class 10 students who appeared in either the Main Board Examination 2026 or the Second Board Examination 2026, or both. Where marks change after verification or re-evaluation, students holding the original mark statement cum certificate will have to surrender it before CBSE issues a revised one.

 

FAQs

Q. When does CBSE Class 10 scanned copy application close?

Ans. The window to apply for a scanned copy of the Class 10 answer book runs from August 5 to August 9, 2026, for a fee of Rs 300 per subject.

Q. When can students apply for CBSE Class 10 verification and re-evaluation 2026?

Ans. CBSE will open the verification and re-evaluation window from August 16 to August 19, 2026, but only for students who have already obtained their scanned answer copy.

Q. Can a student apply for re-evaluation without first getting a scanned copy?

Ans. No. CBSE’s notice states that only candidates who have obtained the scanned copy of the evaluated answer book are eligible to apply for verification of marks or re-evaluation.

Q. What happens if marks decrease after re-evaluation?

Ans. The revised marks apply regardless of direction. CBSE has confirmed that a change of even one mark, whether an increase or a decrease, will be implemented, and the outcome is final with no further appeal.

Q. Can a student get verification for both the Main and Second exam answer book in the same subject?

Ans. No. For a subject taken in both examinations, a student can obtain both scanned copies but can request verification or re-evaluation for only one of them, either the Main exam answer book or the Second exam answer book.

 

Next Steps

Students who want to challenge their Class 10 marks should apply for the scanned copy before August 9 closes the window, since it’s a mandatory first step before verification or re-evaluation. Keep the CBSE portal login handy through mid-August, when the verification and re-evaluation window opens on August 16. Check back here for updates as CBSE releases further post-result circulars this month.