Marking and results for CBSE schools

Last updated 29 October 2026

  1. From marks to results
  2. Results by chapter
  3. Sharing with students and parents
  4. Getting started
  5. Common questions

From marks to results

The marks grid has one row for each student and a column for each question. It fills from scanned answer circles, or a teacher types marks in by hand. Every change is kept in a history, so a mark can always be traced.

Results by chapter

A results page has one sentence for each chapter and a short list of who might need help. For example: most of the class lost marks on one chapter, and six students may need help. WISCA drafts a short practice paper for those students; the teacher reads it, changes it if they want, and gives it.

Sharing with students and parents

Nothing reaches a student or a parent until the teacher shares it. Students and parents see results once a teacher shares them. The school's administrator sees counts only, with no teacher or student named or ranked. See WISCA for school leaders for who sees what.

Getting started

A school's administrator sets WISCA up in three steps: the school year, a sheet of teachers and a sheet of students. Pricing is set for each school after a demo. Book a demo, or write to ceo@wisca.io.

Common questions

Does WISCA show results by chapter?

Yes. A results page has one sentence for each chapter and a short list of who might need help, and WISCA drafts a short practice paper for those students.

Can marks be entered without scanning?

Yes. A teacher can fill in the grid by hand without scanning anything and still get the results page.

When do parents see results?

Only after the teacher shares them. Nothing reaches a student or a parent until the teacher shares it.