The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) reevaluation and verification portal has faced fresh technical glitches immediately after going live on June 2, following a four-day delay. Originally scheduled to open on May 29, the portal's launch was repeatedly pushed back. Students attempting to access the system report widespread login failures, frozen screens, and missing verification options. During a live demonstration, a student attempting to log in with correct credentials, including roll number and Aadhaar details, received repeated "Verification failed" messages. The ongoing technical issues have raised concerns among students regarding potential impacts on college admission timelines, cutoffs, and counseling schedules. The malfunction adds to existing scrutiny over the board's digital infrastructure and onscreen marking process. Students across the country have shared screenshots and videos of the portal's failure, demanding immediate resolution from the CBSE to ensure their verification requests are processed without further delays.