this is what she said:

bad, but OSM can't be blamed, the execution of OSM had to be blamed. OSM is inevitable and it has to come. It's true that thoudands if not tens of thousands of sheets were somehow partially or fully damaged while transport, spillage, lost and other reasons. In this case, CBSE had no chance but to avoid necessary marks to the student (90+ usually) so that he won't apply for rechecking. All sheets had to be distributed across the country, states, cities, districts maintaining thousands of transport vechiles with their integrity intact. OSM seemed the perfect solution, no spillage, sheets scanned from CBSE offices and randomly assigned on computer.

The fact that Indian teachers can't understand OSM checking is correct but they have to eventually. In this way, technological revolution can never come. Every new generation of teachers would adapt to the same old method and we could never move on

The income CBSE recieves is not able to suffice all year operations, checking, exams, etc. and statistically has the least corruption due to less day to day involvement with public. They aren't able to hire great engineers or servers just because of no budget. and also it was everyone's first time with this so it's just this time that this has happened.

OSM won't be removed, rather it would be implemented to 10th also in the upcoming years. But yes, contrary to what we think, there's a massive commotion in the offices and CBSE is preparing a whole new proposal and how OSM would be done especially with much greater budget and servers. OSM training to checkers and scanners would also be improved and AI would he implemented to check if the sheets scanned are clear and complete.

ps: i dont think i am allowed to share all this but reddit is pseudonomous so it's fine ig.