Is the candidate allowed to apply for re-evaluation of answer sheet in case the result is not as per the expectation?
There is no re-evaluation or scrutiny for the Secondary Examinations. But you can know more of other alternatives by calling SS Coaching on 9792111121. The National Institute of Open Schooling has introduced the re-evaluation of answer sheets at the Senior Secondary level. This will be in addition to the already existing system of scrutiny/re-totaling of marks for Secondary and Senior Secondary levels. Candidates who have appeared for the Sr. Secondary exams of NIOS in April-May 2010 or after can apply for re-evaluation of answer sheets in theory paper of any subject. There is no provision and procedure for re-evaluation in Practical exams.
Candidates can apply for re-evaluation for one or more than one subject through a single application. No second request for re-evaluation will be accepted. The application for re-evaluation is sent by registered post or speed post only to the concerned Regional Centre. The processing fee is to be submitted through bank draft drawn in favor of Secretary, NIOS payable at the city of the concerned Regional Centre. Candidates must apply for re-evaluation in their own handwriting within 15 days from the date of declaration of results. Incomplete applications and those received after the last date of submission will not be taken care of and will be rejected without any prior notice. The communication regarding the re-evaluation result shall be sent to the candidate within a period of 60 days from the date of receipt of application.
As the Class X and Class XII NIOS Board examinations results get declared, many students go for revaluation and re-examination marks. An increasing number of students avail themselves of these post-examination assessment procedures which can make their claim for good marks. Teachers scrutinize the answer script for revaluation, in comparison to initial evaluation which is done by one examiner. Generally around 10,000 students would apply for revaluation, while 1,000 for recounting. In today's competitive world where every mark counts, teachers and parents encourage students to apply for the process if they are confident. In Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, any good students who were confident of their exam performance went for evaluation.