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#WATCH | Delhi: On Class 12 examination results, CBSE Controller of Examinations, Sanyam Bhardwaj says, "The CBSE is an institution that works in the best interest of the students, and we operate with complete transparency. We evaluate approximately 1.25 crore answer scripts; there is a possibility that an error may occur somewhere. To rectify such errors, we offer certain facilities to our students. The first facility allows our students to request a copy of their evaluated answer scripts. The window to request these answer scripts will open on the 19th, and students may apply for them until the 22nd. Once they receive their answer scripts, they can review them to check if there are any errors within them. If they identify any errors, they should make a note of them; subsequently, a second window will open from the 26th to the 29th, during which they can apply to report that there are issues or discrepancies in their answer scripts that need to be addressed. If any error is detected—and if our panel of experts confirms that an error indeed exists—that error will be rectified immediately. Furthermore, if correcting that error results in the student being entitled to higher marks, those additional marks will be duly awarded. It is also imperative to clarify here that, conversely, if the correction of an error results in a lower score, the student's marks will be reduced accordingly..."