(1) The State Government shall by a notification specify the subjects in which answer scripts may be revalued. The department shall arrange, soon after the declaration of the results, for the revaluation of the answer scripts of the students who are not satisfied with the valuation already done. Any candidate who is not satisfied with the valuation of the answer scripts if any of the subjects may apply for revaluation of such a paper.
(2) The Department shall by a notification, announce the date, time and place for submitting the applications for revaluation of answer scripts and also the date of declaration of the results of revaluation. The applications submitted by the candidates for the revaluation shall be referred to a Special Committee of three examiners appointed by the department for the purpose of revaluation. The place, time, duration of revaluation, names of the examiners and the details of answer papers referred shall be confidential.
(3) The department may specify the fee to be paid along with the application for revaluation.
1[(4) (a) If there is an unpawrd revision of marks by six percent of the total marks of the concerned paper or more after the revaluation, in any of the subjects, then the fee paid for revaluation shall be refunded to the student.
(b) If the marks awarded already remains the same or gets reduced or increased by five percent of the toal marks of the concerned paper then the amount of fee paid for revaluation shall stand forfeited.
(c) If there is an upward or downward revision of marks by six percent of the total marks of the concerned paper or more in revaluation in respect of any answer paper, then the marks awarded in the first revaluation in respect of that answer paper shall stand annualled and fresh marks awarded in the revaluation shall only be the marks for the said answer paper and a fresh marks card shall be issued incorporating the marks awarded in the revaluation."]1
1.Substituted by Notification No ED 187 TPU 97 dated 22.9.1998 w.e.f. 5.10.1998
(5) The revaluation results shall be final and there shall be no appeal or review against revaluation.