The Karnataka government has filed a review petition in the High Court challenging a recent directive that mandates the valuation of the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) examination according to existing rules. This ruling requires awarding marks for third language papers, countering the government's earlier announcement to implement a grading system for the 2025-26 academic year. State Minister Madhu Bangarappa explained that the grading system, intended to reduce the burden on students struggling with Hindi, was introduced to replace the marks system, which previously included 100 marks for the third language, reducing the total from 625 to 525 marks. The High Court's decision came in response to a petition from students who took the SSLC exam from March 18 to April 2. Bangarappa assured that the results, tentatively set for April 24, may experience a slight delay but will not be significantly impacted. He emphasized that there is no need for students to worry, as the government will make appropriate decisions based on the court's guidance.