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Avni Kejriwal scored 500/500 marks in CBSE's 12th class after re-evaluation.

Avni Kejriwal says, "Everyone is very happy right now. We weren't expecting 500 marks, but everyone is very happy. I had 19 marks deducted in English, which I wasn't expecting. English is my favourite subject and was my strongest one. That's why I applied for re-evaluation. There were also 5 marks deducted in Business Studies. I had already gotten 100/100 in 3 subjects. Now my score has increased by 24 marks."

u/Material-Nature-3753 — 14 days ago
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Are CBSE board exams becoming harder again, or are marks simply returning to pre-Covid levels?

This year, the number of CBSE Class 12 students scoring 90%+ and 95%+ has fallen sharply compared to the Covid and immediate post-Covid years. In fact, the 2026 figures are very close to pre-Covid levels from 2019.

Do you think this reflects tougher question papers, stricter evaluation, the end of Covid-era leniency, or something else?

u/Material-Nature-3753 — 19 days ago