India, May 28 -- The Central Bureau of Secondary Education (CBSE) has found itself in a mess with raining students' complain over the mismatch in their Class 12 answer sheets, produced by the board through the new On-Screen Marking (OSM) system - an evaluation method that has drawn criticisms as well as questions for being faulty.

The complains around OSM have also brought in focus a firm, Coempt Edutech, which Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cited in his recent criticism of the CBSE, asking "why a company that had a murky past in Telangana handed the contract to the Board." The CBSE said the contract was indeed awarded to Coempt Edutech, but dismissed the allegations against the firm.

CBSE introduced On-Screen Marking (OSM) for Class12 Board ...