Students who appeared for the CBSE Class 12 Supplementary Examination 2026 and wish to check their evaluated answer scripts can now apply for scanned copies of their answer books. The application process begins on August 31, 2026, giving students an opportunity to review their evaluated papers before seeking further post-result facilities.
Two-Day Window for Scanned Copies
According to the CBSE schedule, students can submit applications for scanned copies of their evaluated answer books from August 31 to September 1, 2026.
The facility is available online, and students are required to pay ₹100 per subject while submitting their applications. After receiving the scanned copy, students can examine the evaluation and decide whether they need to request verification or re-evaluation.
What Happens After Receiving the Answer Book?
CBSE has kept the next stage of the process for September 7 and 8, 2026. Students who find discrepancies in their evaluation can apply for the relevant post-result facility during this period.
The process is structured in stages. Students must first obtain the scanned copy of their answer book before applying for verification of marks or re-evaluation.
| Facility | Date | Fee |
| --------------------------- | --------------------- | -------------------: |
| Scanned copy of answer book | August 31–September 1 | ₹100 per subject |
| Verification of marks | September 7–8 | ₹100 per answer book |
| Re-evaluation | September 7–8 | ₹100 per question |
Students Should Keep the Deadlines in Mind
The short application windows mean that students should avoid waiting until the last day. Applicants should also carefully enter their examination and login details and retain the payment confirmation after completing the process.
The CBSE's post-result system gives students a formal opportunity to review their evaluation and, where applicable, request further scrutiny of their marks.
Students can check the latest notifications and application-related instructions on the official CBSE website before submitting their requests.