India CBSE OSM System Controversy
Analysis based on 20 articles · First reported May 28, 2026 · Last updated May 29, 2026
The controversy surrounding the India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>>'s On-Screen Marking system has negatively impacted the reputation of the education sector in India, particularly for government agencies involved in public examinations. While the integration of public sector banks like State Bank of India>>>, Indian Bank>>>, Bank of Baroda>>>, and Canara Bank>>> for payment gateways is a positive step for those entities, the overall event creates uncertainty and distrust in the digital transformation of high-stakes processes, potentially affecting investor confidence in related technology and service providers.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan>>> has taken responsibility for widespread discrepancies in the India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>>'s (CBSE) newly introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) evaluation system for Class 12 examinations. The system, intended to improve transparency, led to numerous complaints from students regarding blurred scanned copies, unchecked answers, portal crashes, and payment issues during re-evaluation. Dharmendra Pradhan>>> chaired a meeting with India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> officials, assuring strict action against those responsible for irregularities. He announced that experts from India — Kanpur>>> and IIT Madras have been enlisted to review the software, and payment gateways of State Bank of India>>>, Indian Bank>>>, Bank of Baroda>>>, and Canara Bank>>> have been integrated with the India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> portal to streamline processes. Dharmendra Pradhan>>> also hit back at Rahul Gandhi>>> of the India — Indian National Congress>>>, who criticized the system and called for an independent judicial inquiry, accusing him of being 'frustrated' and 'opposed' to technological progress. The India — Central Board of Secondary Education>>> defended its system as robust, despite acknowledging the technical glitches caused by a surge in applications.
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