Setting aside restrictions imposed by CBSE, the Delhi high court asked the board on Thursday to re-evaluate the answer sheets of all Class XII students who have applied for a fresh scrutiny of their papers. The court gave the interim order on a plea filed by four students against CBSE's June 28 notice that had limited re-evaluation to 12 subjects and up to 10 questions per subject.
Setting aside restrictions imposed by CBSE, the Delhi high court asked the board on Thursday to re-evaluate the answer sheets of all Class XII students who have applied for a fresh scrutiny of their papers. The court gave the interim order on a plea filed by four students against CBSE's June 28 notice that had limited re-evaluation to 12 subjects and up to 10 questions per subject.
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