u/Ok_Surround2720

The website has been hacked and someone else has control of the entire web flow now. They've also updated the registration details to ask for your personal address.

Stay away from the site, do NOT give them anything.

I think everyone who paid after the "69.67" thing happened just gave their entire bank details to the hacker. (I can't be 100% sure about it but I've been in this space for a while so I'm just listing all the possibilities)

All it takes is a bit of smart lil SQL injections to extract all information.

Do not interact with it. Go to X and Instagram, spam CBSE and tell them it has been hacked. Let them handle it and only then apply for the papers.

Don't risk your whole personal identity just for this bullshi board. I'm so done.

PS: i have a bad feeling that clicking on the login button isn't taking us to a different page because it could be a pixel tracker, by which you can track precise coordinates, phone models, bank (only names not details) and many more micro details about the website.

{ This is all just an educated guess. I've been into cybersecurity and digital forensics for more than 4 years and I'm just listing out all the possibilities. I'm obviously not 100% sure. But I'm sure that it has been hacked in some way because CBSE took the website under maintenance again}

After looking at this year's paper it's clear that they corrected it VERY strictly, very rare step marking, very rare relevance marking, and there are also a few blurred pages.

Isse pehle to aisa nai hua kabhi. Steps pe milti thi, relevance pe milti thi. Abhi if you suddenly decide you wanna STRICTLY follow the answer key and don't even tell people.

How do you expect 18 lakh students to think the same way and write the same way as a single answer key.

And (apart from the smart ones, congratulations to them) thode se robots Jo Kuch bhi bas answer key se match karke likhe hai they're making fun of others who haven't. Sabki thinking aur writing alag Hoti hai, CBSE knew this, and Harr saal CBSE uspe based marks deti thi. OSM introduce hone ke baad why are they suddenly, WITHOUT any notice, so stuck to the marking scheme. Isnt that very unfair?

I don't get this board at all. I'm so done.

I passed all my school chem exams with more than 25 marks every time, yes 25 is low but our school has difficult papers and strict checking

But in boards I only scored 15 and got RT, which is apparently very common. A lot of people scored between 11 to 16 marks for some reason.

I've applied for re-evaluation but I'm not sure if CBSE will actually do anything. But I hope for the best.

How many of you guys also got between 10 and 16 marks?

I know not many will see this, but I have to let it out somewhere.

I'm so done with this country and the people, the people in power have made living as an Indian so difficult. I've always tried to find the good side of the country, but I've always also hated the country. I was blessed enough to live in a different country by birth but not blessed enough to be in a better board.

I'm an artist, I always have been. I've been making art since I was 3 years old, and I'm also heavily into tech. I can code apps and websites, edit videos and photos professionally, I've made projects for some big indian music artists, I can animate, sculpt, create environments, and create brand design for a whole company. I'm also into cybersecurity and science tech. I've gotten 3 certs from NVIDIA, 3 from Harvard CS50, and 2 from Cisco courses. In my first SAT attempt, I scored 1400+ without studying much.

I also have multiple Instagram pages which I grew from 0 to 30k+ followers in less than 3 months. If I wanted to, I could easily make more than 500k rupees from selling merch on those pages because I have that many people interested and waiting. I'm not a 9-5 person at all, and even after failing/quitting more than 9 businesses, getting rejected, ghosted, and losing huge deals from some of the biggest music artists in the world, I'm still committed to be in the creative space and some day retire my parents.

It all seems great, but at the end of the day, I'm indian. And here, even tho I'm far far away, the people haven't changed, the society hasn't changed. For indians, marks and grades are the only things that matter. Even if I make as much as my dad makes in a year, in 2 months, it still won't matter because my marks were low.

I'm not a dumb student, I'm average, I've not failed in school much, haven't been in trouble ever since, idk 1st grade, and I've been scoring decent. But now, due to the completely fair and totally transparent indian education system, CBSE, I've failed chemistry and got compartment, which I never did in school exams. I passed all grade 12 chem exams, even though they were difficult and had stricter checking. Now after reading how badly CBSE is trying to cover up, and still justifying OSM, I don't think I'll pass even if I give my paper for re-evaluation. My parents are supportive, they always have been, but there's also this sense of disappointment, not necessarily because I "failed", but mostly because of what others would think. It's been eating me alive. And since I'm not a person who expresses himself openly and introverted, people think I don't care about my marks. Me staying quiet doesn't mean I don't care, it just means that me telling how I feel to someone wont help, because at the end of the day, I got compartment and I'm a failure.

I just wanna leave this system, move out to EU or some chill island-ish country, and do whatever I like to do, not what I'm forced to do.

Long story short, while I'm grateful for my parents, my friends, and our countries culture and traditions, overall, I just don't wanna be affiliated with the country in any way any more.

I know not many will see this cuz the sub's dead, but I have to let it out somewhere.

I'm so done with this country and the people, the people in power have made living as an Indian so difficult. I've always tried to find the good side of the country, but I've always also hated the country. I was blessed enough to live in a different country by birth but not blessed enough to be in a better board.

I'm an artist, I always have been. I've been making art since I was 3 years old, and I'm also heavily into tech. I can code apps and websites, edit videos and photos professionally, I've made projects for some big indian music artists, I can animate, sculpt, create environments, and create brand design for a whole company. I'm also into cybersecurity and science tech. I've gotten 3 certs from NVIDIA, 3 from Harvard CS50, and 2 from Cisco courses. In my first SAT attempt, I scored 1400+ without studying much.

I also have multiple Instagram pages which I grew from 0 to 30k+ followers in less than 3 months. If I wanted to, I could easily make more than 500k rupees from selling merch on those pages because I have that many people interested and waiting. I'm not a 9-5 person at all, and even after failing/quitting more than 9 businesses, getting rejected, ghosted, and losing huge deals from some of the biggest music artists in the world, I'm still committed to be in the creative space and some day retire my parents.

It all seems great, but at the end of the day, I'm indian. And here, even tho I'm far far away, the people haven't changed, the society hasn't changed. For indians, marks and grades are the only things that matter. Even if I make as much as my dad makes in a year, in 2 months, it still won't matter because my marks were low.

I'm not a dumb student, I'm average, I've not failed in school much, haven't been in trouble ever since, idk 1st grade, and I've been scoring decent. But now, due to the completely fair and totally transparent indian education system, CBSE, I've failed chemistry and got compartment, which I never did in school exams. I passed all grade 12 chem exams, even though they were difficult and had stricter checking. Now after reading how badly CBSE is trying to cover up, and still justifying OSM, I don't think I'll pass even if I give my paper for re-evaluation. My parents are supportive, they always have been, but there's also this sense of disappointment, not necessarily because I "failed", but mostly because of what others would think. It's been eating me alive. And since I'm not a person who expresses himself openly and introverted, people think I don't care about my marks. Me staying quiet doesn't mean I don't care, it just means that me telling how I feel to someone wont help, because at the end of the day, I got compartment and I'm a failure.

I just wanna leave this system, move out to EU or some chill island-ish country, and do whatever I like to do, not what I'm forced to do.

Long story short, while I'm grateful for my parents, my friends, and our countries culture and traditions, overall, I just don't wanna be affiliated with the country in any way any more.

I've been up since 6AM TRYING TO GET THIS TO WORK AND I STILL CAN'T MANAGE TO GET IN

WHAT'S WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE OML

Here's a draft you guys could edit according to your needs and send over to all the people responsible.

*DRAFT EMAIL TO BE SENT BY STUDENTS*

Respected Sir/Madam,

I am a CBSE Class XII student studying in [country] and would like to respectfully bring to your kind attention the serious difficulties being faced by students like me following the disruption of Board examinations and the alternative assessment process adopted this academic year.

Firstly, I sincerely thank the Ministry of Education, CBSE, NTA, Embassy of India, and all concerned authorities for the efforts taken during a difficult and uncertain situation. I also appreciate the efforts of Indian Overseas Forum (IOF) and community representatives who are raising the concerns of affected students and parents before the concerned authorities.

Due to the prevailing regional security situation, several scheduled CBSE Class XII Board examinations in Saudi Arabia could not be conducted, following which an alternative assessment mechanism was implemented. While we understand the circumstances under which these decisions were taken, many students, including me, are deeply disappointed and not satisfied with the declared results, as we genuinely feel they do not reflect our actual academic performance, preparation, and years of hard work.

Like many students, I had primarily focused on the final Board examinations and competitive entrance examinations such as JEE Main and NEET. Pre-board and internal examinations are generally preparatory in nature and were not treated by many students as the final indicator of our actual capability and performance. Consequently, the alternative assessment based largely on these assessments has placed many deserving students at a disadvantage.

A significant number of affected students have secured very good JEE Main ranks, clearly demonstrating their academic merit and preparedness for higher education. However, despite this, many students now face the risk of losing admission opportunities under DASA/CIWG and related categories because of the existing 75% Class XII eligibility requirement arising from circumstances completely beyond our control.

In view of the above, I humbly request your kind consideration for the following:

• Special passing consideration wherever required, including awarding minimum passing marks wherever necessary

• One-time relaxation of the 75% Class XII eligibility requirement applicable for DASA/CIWG admissions for affected GCC students

• Opportunity for fresh examinations for students dissatisfied with the assessment outcome as provided under Clause 18 of the CBSE Notification dated 27 March 2026

• Permission for students to appear for improvement/fresh examinations in multiple or all subjects, with consideration of the better result obtained

• Early clarification regarding timelines, eligibility criteria, examination process, and counselling-related matters before admission timelines begin

Sir/Madam, students have worked sincerely for years with dreams of pursuing higher education and building their future. We humbly request compassionate consideration so that deserving students are not denied opportunities because of extraordinary circumstances entirely beyond their control.

Regards,

[Student Name]

Class XII Student

[School Name]

[Country name]

Email address where email needs to be sent

TO:

minister.sm@gov.in;

secy.sel@nic.in;

chmn-cbse@nic.in

CC:

mos.education@gov.in;

controller-exam@cbse.gov.in;

directoracad.cbse@nic.in;

info.cbse@gov.in;

resultcbse2026@cbseshiksha.in;

rodubai@cbse.gov.in;

coedubai@cbse.gov.in;

dg@nta.ac.in;

info@nitk.edu.in;

registrar@nitk.edu.in;

chairman@ugc.ac.in;

chairman@aicte-india.org;

jsse1.edu@nic.in;

jshe.edu@nic.in;

ashe.edu@nic.in;

amb.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

dcm.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

edu.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

hoc.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

cw.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

ccom.riyadh@mea.gov.in;

consul.jeddah@mea.gov.in;

osdminister.edu@gov.in;

chairperson@iisdammam.edu.sa;

principal@iisdammam.edu.sa;

Chairman@iisjubail.org;

Principal@iisjubail.org;

iofepcommittee@gmail.com;

abmalpani@gmail.com

[Add more email addresses as needed]

If more people start sending this we will get our justice quicker

I remember writing so much in chem, I expected low marks but in no way did I expect to get compartment for this.

Other subjects I've done fine and I got an overall percentage of 74.2 but chem is the only one that ruined the whole thing.

Is anyone else also going through this? I think we should all mail the exam board about this. In the name of OSM they're just ruining everyone's futures. I'll be sending mine for reevaluation but CBSE being CBSE I don't think they'll help in any way. The only way to get to them is mass mailing to do something about everyone's surprisingly low chem and phy marks

The "futuristic and advanced technology" they're using called OSM is just an indirect way to mess with us. Had it been actual damn humans checking with a pen, I'd have easily passed, very easily.

If anyone is down for mass mailing them or any sort of petition, please let me know because this is ridiculous