CBSE, in its official circular to schools, asked them to ensure that marks of students are evenly distributed in the range of 70 – 80 instead of clustering between 77 – 80. This exercise was repeated again for a few schools on July 23 and schools given time till July 24 to complete the same. The board had also informed that the results would be released soon after the schools submit final marks. Meanwhile, CBSE Class 12 Moderation work has also completed. In its official notice for CBSE 12th Results, the board has stated that in case it finds discrepancy in the marks submitted by schools, it would declare the results for that school later. It is now expected that the board might follow the same strategy for Class 10 as well. So far, however, there is no report of the board asking schools to revise the dates.