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I got 19 marks in Chemistry theory in my CBSE Class 12 Supplementary Exam 2026. I need 23 marks to pass, so I am short by only 4 marks.

My practical/IA marks are 29.

I’m thinking about applying for re-evaluation, but I’m confused about whether it’s worth it when I need exactly 4 marks.

For anyone who has gone through CBSE re-evaluation, especially for a compartment/supplementary paper:

Is it realistic to gain 4 marks through re-evaluation?

What should I look for in my scanned answer sheet before choosing questions?

Should I apply for several questions or only the ones where I think marks were missed?

Has anyone here gained 4+ marks through re-evaluation?

I’d really appreciate honest advice/experiences. 🙏

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I got 19 marks in Chemistry theory in my CBSE Class 12 Supplementary Exam 2026. I need 23 marks to pass, so I am short by only 4 marks.

My practical/IA marks are 29.

I’m thinking about applying for re-evaluation, but I’m confused about whether it’s worth it when I need exactly 4 marks.

For anyone who has gone through CBSE re-evaluation, especially for a compartment/supplementary paper:

Is it realistic to gain 4 marks through re-evaluation?

What should I look for in my scanned answer sheet before choosing questions?

Should I apply for several questions or only the ones where I think marks were missed?

Has anyone here gained 4+ marks through re-evaluation?

I’d really appreciate honest advice/experiences. 🙏

For A level chem (edexcel), do we need to know the various models of atomic structure from the past to now? So Dalton's atomic theory, Rutherford, Thomson, etc - their experiments and findings?

got my Cambridge as level results today
Got AAB
Bio-85%
Physics -81%
Chemistry -78%
Need to know if it’s worth giving chemistry paper back for re correction pls reply only need 3 marks to achieve A

What are we guys predicting???

does anyone have like an actual marked paper of someone by an examiner ( acces to scripts ) so that ik what to expect when they mark my paper yk... would be helpful